brief drama talk
Protect the Boss 6
i continue to love it all. Ji Heon is just unbelievably lovable. but i also continue to be confused by Mu Won. especially with the ending of episode 6. i'm not totally sure of what his actual intentions are. i think he's being sincere since that's the way it sort of unfolded throughout the episode. but given how he was the last episode, i just can't be sure. from the looks of episode 7, i'm thinking that he really does.
Scent of a Woman 9&10
the chemistry between the two sizzle even more in these two episodes since their feelings are out in the open. but we're getting to the part of the drama that steers me clear of the genre. [spoiler] he's found out at the end of 10. well, they may try to play it off that she doesn't, but i don't think that'll happen in 11. and this is the reason i don't watch terminal-illness dramas. the romance between the two, love. focus of someone's impending end... not cool. i'll still watch next week. but if it gets heavy, i may just skip out of this one.
now, this post was supposed to be a long drama post, but i've shortened it because i'm about to marathon the Hana Kimi remake. well, marathon the subbed episodes (there are 6 of them right now). i didn't think i would grow to be interested in this because i didn't think it was going to be any better than the first adaptation. and once again, i think i'll have to eat my words. i've not been fully watching the episodes as they come out. just downloading and skipping through. i've grown progressively more interested in it as the episodes came out. the main thing i've noticed: it's actually got more of the manga in it that the first adaptation. that, and i think this Sano is more my Sano than Shun was (please don't shoot me).
am going to start my marathon now. expect something from me on this soon. i'm actually excited!
i continue to love it all. Ji Heon is just unbelievably lovable. but i also continue to be confused by Mu Won. especially with the ending of episode 6. i'm not totally sure of what his actual intentions are. i think he's being sincere since that's the way it sort of unfolded throughout the episode. but given how he was the last episode, i just can't be sure. from the looks of episode 7, i'm thinking that he really does.
Scent of a Woman 9&10
the chemistry between the two sizzle even more in these two episodes since their feelings are out in the open. but we're getting to the part of the drama that steers me clear of the genre. [spoiler] he's found out at the end of 10. well, they may try to play it off that she doesn't, but i don't think that'll happen in 11. and this is the reason i don't watch terminal-illness dramas. the romance between the two, love. focus of someone's impending end... not cool. i'll still watch next week. but if it gets heavy, i may just skip out of this one.
now, this post was supposed to be a long drama post, but i've shortened it because i'm about to marathon the Hana Kimi remake. well, marathon the subbed episodes (there are 6 of them right now). i didn't think i would grow to be interested in this because i didn't think it was going to be any better than the first adaptation. and once again, i think i'll have to eat my words. i've not been fully watching the episodes as they come out. just downloading and skipping through. i've grown progressively more interested in it as the episodes came out. the main thing i've noticed: it's actually got more of the manga in it that the first adaptation. that, and i think this Sano is more my Sano than Shun was (please don't shoot me).
am going to start my marathon now. expect something from me on this soon. i'm actually excited!