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passionforfiction · 1 year

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The Fabulous

I frankly don't know where to start., so I'll be blunt: I didn't like this series. I forced myself to finish it and I skipped episodes - and mind you, this was an 8 episode series. It was the combination of poor storyline, character development and representation. The characters come off as frivolous, the gay characters feel like a stereotyped caricature that felt cringy at times. And I just couldn't connect with any of the characters. It annoyed me that Pyo Ji Eun could forgive and give a second chance to Lee Nam Jin who insulted her when they broke up, but she couldn't forgive and give a second chance to her friend and ex-boyfriend because she couldn't see how he expressed his feelings for her. These characters are static, there is no true growth in them. At the end of the series they are the same as they were in the beginning.

The plot felt superficial too. It could have worked if there had been some depth to the conflicts that could truly make the characters do some growing; for example Ye Seon Ho's situation as a model. This could have been explored more. The conflicts are all triggered by the whim of celebrities, rich people or influencers. Shim Do Young is supposed to be the cute boy trying to make it in the fashion industry and he comes off as annoying and shallow.

Thierry's story could have been a nice subplot but they turned that character into the biggest caricature of the set of characters.

It's a pity because the cast has some really good actors in it, but they were not able to bring to life characters that the audience could connect.

I truly don't recommend this one. There are other series about fashion that are much better.

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#the fabulous #korean drama #minho #Chae Soo-Bin #Lee Sang-Un #Park Hee-Jung #Shin Dong-Mi #Lee Si-Woo #Choi Won-Myeong #Lim Ki-Hong #Byun Jun-Seo #Kim Min-Kyu #Jeon Soo-Kyeong

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raingalaxy · 2 years

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If we really get another season for extraordinary attorney woo, Minwoo better be well-developed, or I'll start a riot, no one is buying the sudden change, and I really don't want our spring sunshine to be trapped in the" I fixed the bad boy with my love" trope, I can accept a character change of heart, but you need to show me the damn growth.

Also, he getting development doesn't mean that we need excuse his bullshit, change, grow as a person doesn't mean automatic forgiveness.

#extraordinary attorney woo #minwoo #spring sunshine #woo young woo #kdrama #lee junho #whale couple #park eun bin #kang tae oh #kang ki young #jung myeong seok #choi su yeon #yoon kyeong ha #dong geurami #joo hyun young #jeon bae soo #woo gwang ho #joo jong hyuk

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k-star-holic · 2 years

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Extraordinary Attorney Woo' Park Eun-bin Kyeong daughter, "Is I Parachute?" Hanbada denial Employment 'shocked'

#Extraordinary Attorney Woo #Lee Joon-ho #Jeon Bae-su #Parachute #Lawyer #Jin Kyeong #Jung Wooyoung #Park Eun-bin #Sumy #Choi Soo-yeon #Father #Lee Yong #Wuhan #Udo

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sarangkstars · 2 years

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Short Kdramas/Drama Special/Web Drama

Part 2

These short kdramas fit in nicely when my drama capacity is challenging. Since some of you may experience a similar drama challenge, I thought I'd share these kdramas with you.

Part 1 here

Check Out The Event

Ha Song Yi (Bang Min Ah) and Park Do Kyum (Kwon Hwa Woon) broke up after five years of dating. It wasn't what she wanted, but he is determined and doesn't intend to explain his reasons very well. Meanwhile, Song Yi ends up winning a promotion that the two signed up for together while they were dating, worth an all-expenses-paid trip to Jeju Island. Not to miss the opportunity, she asks Do Kyum to accompany her, and, surprisingly, he accepts.

This is a short drama, with only four episodes and wonderful cinematography. A melodrama with a touch of comedy. All this with the beautiful landscapes of Jeju in the background.

It tries to pass on an interesting message, especially with regard to communication in relationships.

You Drive me Crazy

Eun-Sung (Lee Yoo-Young) works as a French interpreter. She is friends with Rae-Wan (Kim Sun-Ho). They have been friends for 8 years, since they were both college students. One night they sleep together and their relationship is never the same again.

It is a short and amazing drama. In my opinion, what made this simple story so beautiful is the impeccable chemistry between the protagonists. I know it's a pretty beaten plot, friends/lovers, but what's different about this one is that the protagonist is very unpredictable and conquers in a unique way. It's really funny to watch their relationship develop. She really drives him crazy.

One of my favourite short stories.

Page Turner

It is a three-part KBS Drama Special starring Kim So-hyun, Ji Soo and Shin Jae-ha. It tells the story of a piano prodigy Yoon Yoo-seul who goes blind after a car accident, and struggles to get her life back together with the help of Jung Cha-sik, an aspiring pianist and Seo Jin-mok, her former rival who later becomes a supporter.

This one is so good too. Again, I feel like watching more episodes because we need more time with them. I wanted to know more about their dreams and their achievements. And that's the only cons of this drama.

Quick shout out for the mums. Yoo Seul’s mom (Ye Ji Won) and Cha Sik’s mom (Hwang Young Hee). I loved them.

The Taste of Curry

Another KBS Drama Special. The curry restaurant "Cat's Restaurant" is run by Yu-Mi (Jeon Hye-Bin). She doesn't have many customers and one day, the restaurant is vandalized. Yu-Mi knocks down a suspect with her groceries and he passes out. When he wakes up, the guy (Hyun Woo) is unable to remember his own name. Until he regains his memory, the man helps out at Yu-Mi's restaurant.

This drama is about finding mutual healing and is quite sweet and emotional. Hyun Woo is a very charming and talented actor who proves here that he definitely deserves a leading role of his own.

If We Were a Season

It tells the story of Hye Rim (Chae Soo Bin) and Gi Seok (Jang Dong Yoon) who was born on the same day and grew up together being close friends. Their friendship is genuine and it looks like it will lead into a deeper relationship but then, one day Dong Kyeong (Jung Jin Young) came to their school and shake Hye Rim's world.

At only an hour long, I think this show did a solid job of telling its story. A quick highlight for the positives: Hye Rim and Gi Seok are adorable together. The way they bicker and tease each other and how they care about each other. Jung Jin Young, as the destabilizer of this relationship looks great, with those perfect features and charming smile.

The ending is open-ended and bittersweet but leaves with the hope that there is more to come, that there will be a new beginning.

Individualist Ms. Ji Young

Yeong has lived her whole life as an individualist. One day, she meets a man who is a totally opposite version of her. He lives for other people. Then these two very different people fall in love.

This is a cute romance between two people of polar opposites who change for the better after they meet. Even though it's only a two hour Show, the development of the story is well accomplished and the characters are very well constructed.

Min Hyo Rin is talented and the role is perfect for her, while Gong Myung...is such a sweet puppy and I can't imagine another actor in the role.

The Hymn of Death

The Hymn of Death tells the true story of Yun Sim-deok (Shin Hye-sun), Korea's first professional soprano singer, and her romance with playwright Kim U-jin (Lee Jong-suk). There are six half-hour episodes.

I don't really like dramas with unhappy endings but knowing it was a true story and knowing I would get to see two actors I love, I thoroughly enjoyed this drama. And of course Shin Hye-sun and Lee Jong-suk were perfect.

Kiss Goblin

12 episodes of 15 min. Ban Sook (Bae In Hyuk) is a 160-year-old goblin who wants to become human above all else. But to do so he must assume human form and kiss 10 different women to acquire different emotions.

I mainly got into this show because I liked some gifs I saw and found Bae In Hyuk quite attractive as a goblin. Bansuk is unnatural at first but becomes warmer, sweeter and more dreamy from the sixth episode onwards and I really loved it.

One of my favourite tropes is the forced closeness by living under the same roof, so I was quite pleased when Bansuk started living in Yeon Ah's flat and found the hyper-awareness parts quite delicious.

One Sunny Day

This drama is 2 hours long and is about Kim Ji-ho (So Ji-sub), a heartbroken man who goes to Jeju Island for work and meets this girl (Kim Ji-won) several times. They both get robbed and have to sleep in the same guest house. While staying on Jeju Island, she heals his broken heart and they fall in love.

It's a very sweet story although simple and restrained but I loved this little drama mainly because it had my beloved So Ji Sub as the lead actor.

Plus it's a drama that shows the wonderful island of Jeju in a way I've never seen it before in any show.

You Are Closer Than I Think

On their wedding day, a bride leaves a text message to the groom and she goes on their honeymoon alone. The groom tries to find his bride and learns something about her that he never expected. My review here.

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consumeronionbulletin · 1 year

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Search: WWW (2019)

This show is framed as a big corporate drama, but it's really about the relationships between three amazing women. I liked pretty much all of it. I particularly liked how the history between these women is given more weight than the romances.

My only complaint is that there aren't enough shows like this out there.

The lens the show uses for these characters is very matter-of-fact. If this were a Hollywood production, I'd have expected some kind of girl-boss power fantasy. The show just puts the women in charge, flaws and all, and trusts the writing and acting to carry the audience through. It does all of this remarkably well.

I had trouble with the first episode, as it kind of throws a curveball and puts you into the corporate / political deep end, but once the show gets going in episode two, it doesn't stop.

The Performances

Im Soo-jung as Bae Ta-mi (Tammy). Soo-jung does a great job as (pretty much) the main character and the center of the drama. I didn't always care about the corporate nonsense being thrown around by the script, but I never felt bored watching Bae Ta-mi. You get to see the whole range from charming and feisty, to exhausted, sad, needy/anxious, and even happy. Really fun to watch.

Lee Da-hee as Cha Hyeon (Scarlet). This was one of the standout performances. Cha Hyeon was the most active of the characters and all of the best moments came from watching her interactions with the other characters. Lee Da-hee was having fun with this role, and that showed through the entire performance.

Jeon Hye-jin as Song Ga-kyeong. The most subdued of the three leads. The writers chose to make this character a bit of an enigma. Jeon Hye-jin had a tough job as she had to have good chemistry with the other leads, while having the least amount of good character interaction, and she had to still seem believable. It took almost the entire series for me to really understand the character, but Jeon Hye-jin had enough charisma to keep me interested throughout.

Ye Soo-jung as Jang Hee-eun. The big villain of the series and one of the more interesting performances. Ye Soo-jung did a great job playing a harmless old lady (when it helped her get what she wanted) while switching on a dime to a menacing abusive terror. Her motives were relatively simple, but the character never felt like a cardboard cutout. Really interesting to watch and an amazing change from her role in Do You Like Brahms.

Everyone else! This was a true ensemble show and all of the characters brought something fun to the show, even that annoying two-timing ex (Pyo Joon-soo). Standouts: Kwon Hae-hyo as CEO "Brian", Jang Ki-yong as Park Morgan, Lee Jae-wook as Seol Ji-hwan (especially funny in the fake drama), and Oh Ah-yeon as "Ellie".

TL; DR:

Smartly written with very good performances from the leads. It's refreshing to see a show that has women in charge without pandering or falling into harmful stereotypes. The portrayal of the relationships between these three women blew me away.

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chakytron · 3 years

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Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) | Official Trailer | Netflix [ENG SUB]

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seoulbeatscom · 3 years

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Check out our review for “Love Ft. Marriage and Divorce”!

#seoulbeats #kdrama #kdrama review #kdrama recommendations #marriage lyrics and divorce music #tv chosun #love ft marriage and divorce #lee ga ryeong #park joo mi #jeon soo kyeong #Lim Hye young #lee min young #song ji in #lee tae kon #kim bo yeon

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after100years · 5 years

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No offense but doesn’t really seem right that Ga Kyeong got so mad at Ta Mi for her post that she came to her new place of work and SLAPPED her like see when u do clownery the clown comes back to bite

#i mean #what did she expect #they've been using ta mi as scapegoat #they didn't even let her resign #ofc she was gonna be mad #esp at u u were her friend #THIS DRAMA IS SO GOOD #maria watches #search www #song ga kyeong #jeon hye jin #bae ta mi #im soo jung #kdrama

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weeguttersnipe · 5 years

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You are totally playing me, you wench.

Chicago Typewriter, ep 14 (Korean tv series, 2017)

#chicago typewriter #시카고 타자기 #Sikago Tajagi #lim soo jung #jeon su kyeong #korean drama #kdrama #korean tv #k-drama #gif

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stylekorea · 6 years

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Jin Park (Park Kyeong Jin ), Kevin Sun, Jeon Jun Young, Jung Yong Soo, and Park Hyeong Seop for Cosmopolitan Korea May 2018. Photographed by Jung Ji Eun

#cosmopolitan #jeon jun young #park kyeong Jin #Jin park #park hyeong seop #Kevin sun #menswear #fashion #Korean fashion #editorial #Jung Yong Soo

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namjhyun · 6 years

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List of people who made a ridiculous, awesome and incredibly funny cameos on Laughter In Waikiki:

Park Sung-woong

Jung Soo-young

Han Ji-sang

Lee Deok-hwa

Kim Seo-hyung

Lee Jang-hoon

Seo Dong-won

Kim Young-ok

Jeon Su-kyeong

Han Bo-bae

I live for this celebrity cameos.

#these are the moments i'm talking about #i love them #kdrama #laughter in waikiki #park sung woong #jung soo young #han ji sang #lee deok hwa #kim seo hyung #lee jang hoon #seo dong won #kim young ok #jeon su kyeong #han bo bae

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feartube2000 · 3 years

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#Alive

Quando un virus si diffonde e trasforma le persone in terribili zombi, un ragazzo appassionato di videogiochi resta isolato in casa, senza comunicazione e senza vie d’uscita. Titolo originale #Saraitda Regia/Creatore Il Cho Sceneggiatura/Soggetto Il Cho, Matt Naylor Cast Ah-In Yoo, Park Shin-Hye, Bae-soo Jeon, Hyun-Wook Lee, Hye-Won Oh, Woon Jong Jeon, Kyu-Ho Lee, Chae Kyung Lee,…

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kdramafeeds · 3 years

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K-Actors/Actress Birthday on July

July 1 - Ahn Jae Hyun

July 2 - Kim Go Eun

July 3 - Lee Si Eon

July 4 - Doojoon

July 5 - Ji Chang Wook & Yeon Woo Jin

July 7 - Choi Tae Joon & Kim Bum

July 10 - Gong Yoo, Ahn Ji Hyun, Chae Soo Bin, & Moon Ga Young

July 11 - Park Hyuk Won

July 12 - Jang Dong Yoon, Woo Do Hwan, & Jeon Soo Kyeong

July 14 - Lee Kwang Soo

July 16 - Kim Woo Bin, Lee Tae Sun, & Kim Jung Nan

July 18 - Joo Sang Wool

July 19 - Kim So Hye

July 24 - Han Seung Yeon

July 27 - Park Gyu Young

July 29 - Shin Se Kyung

July 31 - Kim Sae Ron & Lizzy

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passionforfiction · 7 years

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Enemies In-Law 2

Young Hee comes from a long standing tradition of law enforcement. Her parents and sisters are detectives. She is also a detective.

Chul Soo’s parents are famous criminals. His father steals cultural artifacts and sales them. His mother forges documents, is a hacker and other things.

Yoong Hee and Chul Soo are in love and for her, he is willing to become a policeman. But their parents are not happy with the idea and do everything they can to stop him from entering into the profession. But when a serial killer is on the loose, will these two families be able to put their differences away and help each other?

This movie is fun to watch.

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#enemies in laws #korean movie #Hong Jong Hyun #Jin Se Yoon #Shin Jung Keun #Jeon Su Kyeong #Kim Eung Soo #Park Eun Hye #Kim Do Yeon

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kdramathots · 7 years

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Chicago Typewriter - Jeon Seol and Wang Bang Wool (Lim Soo Jung and Jeon Su Kyeong)

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dramaddict-and-proud-of-it · 5 years

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Year : 2019 | Country : KR | Nb of episodes: 16

My rate: 6/10

Synopsis :

Thirtysomething tech whiz Bae Ta Mi (Im Soo Jung) is flying high as the director of a search engine platform named Unicon.

Bae Ta Mi believes she is singularly focused on making Unicon the country’s biggest IT success story… but her world is turned upside down when after a court hearing, she unexpectedly finds herself without a job thanks largely to the scheming of her former mentor Song Ga Kyung (Jeon Hye Jin).

In her distraught state, she then meets Park Mo Geon (Jang Ki Yong), a maker of music for video games – a man who clearly has feelings for her.

Bae Ta Mi decides to take revenge on Song Ga Kyung by joining Unicon’s biggest rival, Baro, where she must collaborate with the ever-contrary director Cha Hyun (Lee Da Hee) – who also happens to be an expert in judo.

Will revenge be sweet for Bae Ta Mi? And can she successfully balance a budding romance with her busy working life?

Main cast :

Im Soo-jung as Bae Ta-mi (Tammy)

Lee Da-hee as Cha Hyeon (Scarlett)

Jeon Hye-jin as Song Ga-kyeong

Jang Ki-yong as Park Morgan

Lee Jae-wook as Seol Ji-hwan

Ji Seung-hyun as Oh Jin-woo

My thoughts on this drama :

There are a few points I need to underline for this one: 1) it's a drama where the girls are older (by quite a few years) than their male love interests; 2) It's a super interesting topic; 3) Lee Da Hee is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen; 4) the ending is perfect!

Now I was not watching it for the romance part, I started it because they sold be a battle between strong women. And they were right! The main women of this show? Wow, badass! Kickass even, for Scarlett... Seriously, I enjoyed it a lot. Since there is still some romance in it, a comment about it: damn Morgan managed to make me blush... What where the writers thinking when they wrote such lines !!!!

A Favorite ?

NO

#Search: www #kdrama #Unicon #Barro #Im Soo jung #Lee Da Hee #Jung Hye Jin #Jang Ki Yong #Lee Jae Wook #Ji Seung hyun

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