Preview for Love Rain episode 8

[dangermousie]

Even though I haven't seen ep 7 yet (still travelling, ergo haven't gotten to replies or other committments, sorry), have the preview for ep 8, which is the only spoiler I've allowed myself:

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Somehow, against all odds, it is Love Rain that ended up being my favorite among the current crop, the one I obsess over and cannot wait for and dream about (

Comments

[walkwithheroes]

I want to watch this drama, because I am hearing such amazing things about it. I just have two things holding me back. Maybe you can help me out?

1. How is Im Yoon Ah's acting? I know she was handpicked for the role, but I found her horrible and wooden in her last two drama projects

[ext_958026]

Well, i would like to offer my views if you do not mind

[dangermousie]

1. I am no Yoona fan, thought she was horrific in Cinderella Man, but I think she is very good here (better as modern version than 70s one, but competent as both).

2. We haven't gotten info on Yoon Hee's husband (who is diseased) but seeing that her daughter is happy and well-adjusted, they must have had a good relationship. In Ha never loved his wife but, in all fairness, she knew it and married him knowing it (she was the typical secondary gal in 70s) and the drama doesn't shy from the fact that IH and her toxic relationship is not good and what resulted in Jun being such a mess about attachments.

[karened]

Funny how the ones I am following are so different...from the smexy and witty TK2H, to the funny RTP and now the old-new love cliche blender of a LR. RTP is gradually becoming dull for me, especially for the side characters, but the rest are fabulous. I like TK2H, side characters included, and boy am I excited about watching in ha the adult and how he suffers repercussions for being so in love with yoon hee...his family is kind of broken, and I can see why joon would be mad at him. But i have to admit that everytime adult in ha appears, I find myself thinking up the young version's face instead.

[dangermousie]

I love that the drama deals with YH/IH fallout. No wonder Jun is bitter - he grew up watching his mother be a needy alcoholic for the love of a man who was emotionally unavailable. Sterling parents IH and ex are not.

[clairiere]

Doesn't traveling mean taking a break from things like television? :P Looking forward to a full report and enjoying it vicariously.

[dangermousie]

Heeeee, quite the opposite :P