Dramas of a Sunday evening...
Am through episode 19 of Green Rose which continues to be very good. I especially loved the bit where Soo-Ah runs to him in the hospital, and she holds him, and she is crying 'oppa, oppa, oppa' and OMG his face because he wants nothing more than to hold on to her. But he has to deny her.
And I got to the part where he obliquely revealed to her who he actually is. YES. And I loved how quiet that scene was.
Oh, and I am actually properly confused about who really did try the Chairman, how and why. Good job, kdrama. Two killers? Working independently?
And OMG, at the end of 18, JH punched out the bad guy (one of them).
YES.
I decided to take a little break from that drama then because I can't marathon without a break and, in interests of clearing my drama slate, I continued my watch of Love Story in Harvard. Finished ep 5. The law stuff in it makes my head hurt more even than the English, I am not super keen on the leading lady (she is OK but she doesn't make me love her like most of kdrama heroines do) and at least so far, it's a bit too fluffy, but:
1. Kim Rae Won is full of adorable. He is so full of adorable, he covers the rest of the cast. And Hyon-Woo is one of those rare well-adjusted laid-back, fun guys you see so rarely as protagonists in drama. He'd actually be someone fun to date in RL.
2. KISSING. OMG, the first kiss ('touchdown!') was the most adorable kdrama first kiss ever. And the way they kiss in the bathroom and giggle and everything and she is all 'I need to brush teeth first' is...so cute. They arean incredibly functional OTP. (Though girl, if KRW is opening his mouth to kiss you, at least pretend to open yours, don't hold your lips together so tightly, it looks weird).
Anyhow, once I am done with GR, my drama slate is confusing.
Should I:
1. Rewatch Goong or My Girl, one of dramas I adore
2. Watch a wuxia drama
3. Watch a Lee Dong Gun drama
4. Watch Lovers.
Heeeeelp :) (And I am not even mentioning the other ones I have).
And I got to the part where he obliquely revealed to her who he actually is. YES. And I loved how quiet that scene was.
Oh, and I am actually properly confused about who really did try the Chairman, how and why. Good job, kdrama. Two killers? Working independently?
And OMG, at the end of 18, JH punched out the bad guy (one of them).
YES.
I decided to take a little break from that drama then because I can't marathon without a break and, in interests of clearing my drama slate, I continued my watch of Love Story in Harvard. Finished ep 5. The law stuff in it makes my head hurt more even than the English, I am not super keen on the leading lady (she is OK but she doesn't make me love her like most of kdrama heroines do) and at least so far, it's a bit too fluffy, but:
1. Kim Rae Won is full of adorable. He is so full of adorable, he covers the rest of the cast. And Hyon-Woo is one of those rare well-adjusted laid-back, fun guys you see so rarely as protagonists in drama. He'd actually be someone fun to date in RL.
2. KISSING. OMG, the first kiss ('touchdown!') was the most adorable kdrama first kiss ever. And the way they kiss in the bathroom and giggle and everything and she is all 'I need to brush teeth first' is...so cute. They arean incredibly functional OTP. (Though girl, if KRW is opening his mouth to kiss you, at least pretend to open yours, don't hold your lips together so tightly, it looks weird).
Anyhow, once I am done with GR, my drama slate is confusing.
Should I:
1. Rewatch Goong or My Girl, one of dramas I adore
2. Watch a wuxia drama
3. Watch a Lee Dong Gun drama
4. Watch Lovers.
Heeeeelp :) (And I am not even mentioning the other ones I have).