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eunsjisoo · 1 year

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“love that keeps on giving“ — f. s. yousaf

happy holidays @junghaesin ❤️🎅

#kdramasecretsanta #kdnss22 #mine #do you like brahms?#mystic pop up bar #racket boys #run on #one spring night #blueming #kdrama

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desire-for-madness · 8 months

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I wish for once dramas (that are not musicals), but are strongly pushing fame through music, such as the ML being a famous composer, singer, musician... had actually good music that would make us really believe their potential.

So many times some fictional composer is supposed to be famous, and then their 30 sec music clip in the drama is garbage or mediocre. If he's famous hit me with something I want saved on my spotify!

#my lovely liar #the liar and his lover #dream high #you're beautiful #heartstrings #do you like brahms?#nodame cantabile #anime does it really good #why can't dramas too #kdrama #tdrama #jdrama

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dreamingthree · 2 years

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Joonyoung + Food/Drink part 2 ep 15// ep 2// ep 9 // ep 16:

Ryu Bo Ri shared, “Like this, in all of their meetings, Song Ah left marks of all forms on Joon Young, which makes it difficult to pick just one moment that made him fall in love.” However, she revealed, “I do think that at the end of episode two, when Song Ah asks Joon Young, ‘Not to anyone else, but did you enjoy [today’s performance]? is the moment where Song Ah suddenly comes into Joon Young’s heart.”

She explained, “Joon Young had always lived to perform in a way that satisfied others, always thought more about how others felt, and was always more considerate about the situations of others. By asking how he feels, I believe there’s no way Song Ah could not have felt special to him.”

#do you like brahms?#do you like brahms #kdrama #kdramaedit #kim min jae #Park Eun Bin #that ep16 scene is way too long so i had to cut some parts out idk if it makes sense anymore!!!!

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psalm40speakstome · 1 year

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Watching The First Half Of Do You Like Brahms?

“What was everyone so stressed about…sure I care and it’s sad but this is a soothing melo.”

Watching The Second Half Of Do You Like Brahms?

“Oh my word I’m pretty sure I’ve stopped breathing multiple times!!! Will they be happy I can’t stand it!?”

#I get it now guys #sooooo stressful #but sooooo beautiful #do you like brahms?#do you like brahms #my kdrama rambles #kdrama

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tarodango · 2 years

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#Do You Like Brahms?#브람스를 좋아하세요?

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tintakaca · 2 years

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I don't recall what wish I made that day. But even back then I already knew. Even if this man breaks my heart again and again, I will keep loving him. And that's why I can keep on dreaming. Even if I get hurt again, I'll fall in love again with all my heart and keep marching forward.

(Chae SongAh)

#tintakaca #ainamaya #kdrama #do you like brahms?#do you like brahms #doyoulikebrahms #park eun bin

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tiredwaterboy · 10 months

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Bro has SERIOUS abandonment issues-

Silly post of my favorite boy + Greta Evans, because i couldn't stop thinking about how hard it is to go to the village while living with Brahms.

(ps¹: I watched black Christmas! That means Billy Lenz sketchs coming soon)

(ps²: This is a second blog focused on my hyperfixations! If you enjoy my art follow me on my main too: @lthewaterboyl )

#brahms heelshire #brahms the boy #fanart #horror #horrormovie #slasher #slashers #digital art #greta evans #the boy 2016 #brahms heelshire headcanon #brahms heelshire hcs #brahms heelshire fanart #slasher fanart #horror movie fanart #brahms the doll #do you like brahms

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a-myriad-of-thoughts · 2 years

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What I absolutely love about some of my favorite kdramas:

Goblin (2016): the bromance

Shopaholic Louie (2016): the fluff

Witch At Court (2017): the protagonist's character development

Lawless Lawyer (2018): how deliciously villainous the main villain was

Beauty Inside (2018): the second couple

Touch Your Heart (2019): sunny x grim reaper AU lol

Hotel del Luna (2019): IU's acting skills

It's Okay Not To Be Okay (2020): the creativity of the storyline

Do You Like Brahms? (2020): the realistic & mature romance + slowburn friends-to-lovers

The Penthouse (2020-2021): the rollercoaster ride and the absurdity of it all

Run On (2020): the life lessons & meaningful dialogues

Flower of Evil (2020): the endless plot twists

Hospital Playlist (2020-2021): the cohesiveness of the characterizations, even with the supporting & minor characters

Law School (2021): the mystery pervading the show's entirety

Tomorrow (2022): the deep, angsty love story with a happy ending

Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022): our beloved Woo Young-woo

Cafe Minamdang (2022): how everyone's a crackhead. in their own way. lmao

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starcrossed591 · 4 months

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KDrama Year in Review 2023

While I watched more KDramas this year than CDramas, none of them consumed my heart and soul quite like this year's crop of CDramas did (CDrama review post here). And I dropped KDramas more readily than I have in years past, in part because there were so many more things to watch than I had time for (also I had to finish my dissertation and graduate, etc etc). Still, there were definitely some that I really, really enjoyed, so here's this year's KDrama round up:

16. My Lovely Liar: Started strong, got boring real quick. Dropped for homophobic murder plot. Still, glad to see that Hwang Min Hyn can actually act (although full disclosure, I did still enjoy him in Alchemy of Souls, wooden as that performance may be). Hoping Kim So Hyun can catch a break and get a role in a drama more worthy of her in the near future.

15. Crash Course in Romance: Excellent performances and chemistry by the ML and FL. Romance between two middle aged people instead of youths is also a treat. Dropped around ep 12 because of the unnecessary, homophobic murder plot. Pass.

14. A Good Day to Be a Dog: Surprisingly stronger than the goofy premise suggests, largely on the basis of Park Gyu-Young's performance as the FL who turns into a dog upon being kissed. Pacing problems in the third act around the origins of the whole dog curse thing. Can't say I recommend unless you're really in the mood for some shenanigans, but largely inoffensive if a little silly. (Also it turns out Cha Eun Woo *really* leveled up his kiss game for this one!)

13. Love to Hate You: Perfectly serviceable rom com. Nothing too special, but a nice weekend binge if you're in the mood for that. Also a good way to see Kim Ji-Hoon's v handsome face and that *hair* without having to deal with everything involved with his rather murderous run in Flower of Evil.

12. Joseon Attorney: A Morality: Perfectly serviceable law procedural/Joseon historical. If you don't like either of those genres your mileage may vary, but I had missed having Bona on my screen, so it worked well enough for me.

11. Welcome to Samdal-ri: I seem to like this one more than literally everyone else I know, and I fully admit that my enjoyment of this drama is more vibes-based than plot-based. I guess I have a soft spot for Shin Hye Sun yelling at people at Ji Chang Wook going a bit unhinged over a woman who ran away from him (see also: Lovestruck in the City).

10. My Demon: Very much enjoying Song Kang as a cranky demon falling in love with a human. Very tropey in the best way, and feels like a return to form for the supernatural romance genre. Remains to be seen if they'll land the ending as of this writing, but enjoying as it goes.

9. Doctor Cha: A contribution to the slate of divorce comedies I watched this year (see also: Strangers Again (KDrama) and Let's Get Divorced (JDrama)), a surprisingly touching story about growing older when you've devoted your life to someone who has not done the same for you.

8. Alchemy of Souls: Light and Shadow (Part 2): While Ko Joon-Yung never quite managed to replace Jung So-Min as the FL for me, I definitely still enjoyed the closer to this fun fantasy series. Special shout out to Shin Seung-Ho as Prince Go Won and his pet turtle

7. Strangers Again: I didn't see a ton about this one on tumblr as it was airing, but I found this rom com? melodrama? divorce procedural? makjang? story about relationships and why they end unexpectedly profound. I tuned in expecting mindless makjang hot mess, and instead got a thoughtful meditation on divorce. Left me feeling unexpectedly melancholy at the end, but glad I watched it.

6. The Secret Romantic Guesthouse: Very fun sageuk! Probably won't knock your socks off, but it does what it does very well. Bonus points for a B couple as compelling as the A couple. I've also been a big Kang Hoon fan since Little Women, and there are a couple of other actors in here that I'm always glad to see working.

5. Perfect Marriage Revenge: Tour de force makjang. Came out of nowhere and blew me away. Hits all the right beats, and unexpectedly fun (and was a nice break from the heaviness of My Dearest for me). This was a good year for jaded and slightly unhinged transmigrated FL's back for their #revenge (see also: Story of Kunning Palace in CDrama land), and I was here for it. Also features one of the spiciest make-out scenes of the year, 10/10 recommend

4. See You in My 19th Life: Absolutely loved this haunting, melancholy, and sometimes unexpectedly goofy reincarnation drama. I loved the webtoon and had high expectations, and this drama largely met them! The continuing relationship between sisters Ji-Eum (Shin Hye Sun) and Cho-Won (Ha Yoon Kyung) was a special highlight for me, and while Shin Hye Sun is already a never-miss for me, I'm especially looking forward to whatever Ha Yoon Kyung does next. I prefer the ending of the Webtoon to the KDrama, but I'm still delighted this drama exists and am glad I watched it.

3. The Interest of Love: Look, I loved this drama. Even though it seemed on the surface like nothing but *mess* in the interpersonal lives of these characters working at a bank on the border between a rich and poor neighborhood in Seoul, it nonetheless had some of the most searing class commentary of the year for me. I also love an FL who will (spoiler) pack up her things and disappear at the drop of a hat, even if no one else will understand her decision to do so, because she just cannot deal anymore (see also: the FL in Lovestruck in the City, whom I also love but everyone else hated). This drama kept me gleefully coming back every week in a year where not a lot of others did.

2. Call It Love: A revenge slice of life melodrama that I found unexpectedly touching in its deep melancholy. Loved not only the main couple, but the relationship between the siblings and their pharmacist bestie. A lovely character study. (Also I somehow ended up watching this at the same time as Till the End of the Moon and Li Susu as Ye Xiwu's hidden identity/revenge plot, which was unexpectedly stressful! Had a very "it's the same picture" moment despite two dramas in two genres that could not be further apart.) If you missed this one (and since it aired on Disney+, you might have--Disney+'s effects on the KDrama streaming ecosystem will be the death of me), it's worth seeking out!

1. My Dearest (Parts 1 and 2): Kind of feels like everyone has said everything there is to say about sageuk of truly epic proportions, but it blew me away as well. Epic romance? Check. Twisty political machinations? Check. Heartwarming friendships between women? Check. Strong ensemble cast? And my top FL of the year, Lady Gil-Chae, played to perfection by Ahn Eun-Jin. I've adored her since Hospital Playlist, and am delighted that she's getting the attention and the roles she deserves. Namkoong Min also a top contender for ML of the year as Lee Jang-Hyun. Part 2 dragged for me a bit in places after a nearly perfect Part 1, but such a great drama overall.

Favorite Drama of the Year: My Dearest. See above.

Favorite Female Character: I mean, it's gotta be Gil Chae from My Dearest, right? She starts out as such a spiteful, spoiled noblewoman, and then turns out to have a core of pure steel. Turns out all her conniving and strategizing, which went towards causing mischief in the village, really just needed a proper outlet. While I would never want to be in the circumstances in which she found herself, if I did, she's exactly who I would want on my side.

Favorite Male Character: Everything's coming up My Dearest this year, because this one is Lee Jang-Hyun in My Dearest as well. Checks the box for my competence kink, and has a knack for showing up just when Gil-Chae needs him, even at great personal cost. Also a smart-ass, which I probably like a bit too much in a man.

Favorite Secondary Female Character: Cho-Won from See You in My 19th Life. Her relationship with her reincarnated older sister was almost more compelling to me than the main romance sometimes, and really helped develop how the ties that bind us are not just romantic ones. Also she was just super cute

Favorite Secondary Male Character: Could have picked anyone from Team Himbo in Alchemy of Souls, but gonna have to give this one to Go Won, himbo prince of my heart

Favorite Ship: Again, it's gotta be Gil-Chae and Lee Jang-Hyun in My Dearest. Sometimes, there are drama couples that nearly cause me pain when they are apart, and these two quickly became one of them. Though their relationships is hardly functional for much of it, through all that push and pull, they ultimately learn how to show up for each other. Also, their *chemistry* is insane!

Favorite Secondary Ship: I loved Hye-Seong and Sung Joon, the B couple in Call it Love. Seeing the SFL grow more comfortable with herself after a truly shitty ending to her previous relationship was a nice respite from the hidden identity stress of the A couple in this one. I'm also a sucker for a good romance where you start to see someone you've long taken for granted differently. (Close Runner Up: Cho Won and Do-Yun in See You in My 19th Life)

Favorite Platonic Relationship: Gil-Chae, Eun-Ae, and their maids, Jong Jong and Bong Doo, in My Dearest. I loved loved loved the relationship between these women in this drama, and part of the reason the second half of the drama suffered a bit for me is because of how far it moved away from this core relationship. They were ride or die for each other more than the majority of the men in their lives, and I loved that for them.

Trope that Needs to Die: While I find murder plots in rom coms tedious at the best of times, homophobic murder plots are really not it. Quit it, y'all. It's not cute.

Dramas I Missed: Moon in the Day, The Story of Park's Marriage Contract, and Tell Me That You Love Me (grrr Disney+ on this one) are on the list for next year. I'm probably missing others.

Non-2023 Drama Spotlight: Finally went back and watched Do You Like Brahms? for a hit of Park Eun-Bin. A lovely, if also melancholy, slice of life romance that's just as much about what to do when a (career related) dream that you've worked really, really hard for just isn't going to come through as it is about the main romance. Also made me fall in love with Kim Min-Jae and his lovely deep voice, enough so that I also then went back and finally watched Dali and the Cocky Prince, which was also a treat. Recommend both.

Most Looking Forward To: I continue to yearn for a Yumi's Cells 3, and who's to say if that one will ever come through, but I'm putting it out into the universe anyway. More realistically, I'm looking forward to the surprisingly stacked line-up of sageuks coming up, including Captivating the King and Love Song for Illusion.

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cherryskyies · 2 years

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How salvageable i think the slashers are + the grabber

my daily shit post tysn

includes: Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Brahms heelshire, Bo & Vincent sinclair, Thomas Hewitt, The Grabber

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Michael Myers

I think all versions are pretty doomed, there is no rehabilitation with this man. He is stabby and always will be.

#killer4life

Jason Voorhees

I think there is a chance, there is a heart somewhere in that dead, rotting body of his and he is very much afraid to use it – but it’s there.

Like that one lady said in one of the movies; he just wants to be left alone.

Besides, who wouldn’t be upset if people were having sex where you and your mother died??

Brahms Heelshire

Oh yeah, I could fix him all on my own — not that i’d want to, he’s perfect in my eyes.

Bo and Vincent Sinclair

These guys are a two for one deal - fix one and the other will follow, but I don’t think there is anything to fix here.

Okay, but for real there is no fixing these two; a therapist would help, but their killy nature will never die.

Thomas Hewitt

I wholeheartedly believe Tommy is a good man behind all the cannibalism and murder.

It’s not like he wanted to kill or become a cannibal, it’s just what he and his family have to do to survive - even in the movie, you can see everyone's resistance when Hoyt makes the decision.

Tommy is a good family man, he’d go to any lengths to provide and protect, so I think he is already fixed, just needs some therapy.

The Grabber

I think if he would have gotten the help and therapy he needed as a child, everything he had done could’ve been avoided.

But at this point, there is no fixing that mess of a man and it’s okay.

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dreamingthree · 2 years

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- Ive been emptying every day so... I dont know how to hold something. People and love. (from the Park Joonyoung character description in the scriptbook autotranslated so inaccuracies!)

-Park Joon Young, who was always used to suppressing his own emotions, began to change through Chae Song Ah. She filled up his empty heart, and for the first time, he began to think about his own feelings and want things for himself. However, the reality surrounding him continued to bring him down. His father who was always in debt, Na Moon Sook (Ye Soo Jung), the head of the foundation that sponsored him, and Na Moon Sook’s granddaughter Lee Jung Kyung (Park Ji Hyun) were all part of the problem. He was playing the piano for them and not for himself.( x from news article translated by Soompi)

-Before he met her [Songah], he had become used to emptying himself for other people, but she was the first one who taught him that it was okay to aspire to a more fulfilling love. (x news article translated by Soompi)

#kdrama #kdramaedit #do you like brahms?#do you like brahms #kim min jae #kim minjae

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psalm40speakstome · 1 year

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Watching Do You Like Brahms with my Mom is doubly fun because we both love kdrama but also she’s a pianist/music major and knows all the songs

#😍😍😍#I knew moonlight sonata 🤣😘😍#it’s just extra awesome #and I’m glad we are wathcing together #do you like brahms #do you like Brahms?#my kdrama rambles #my mom

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