I haven't posted in a while. Real life has gotten in the way and I am seriously behind on my dramas. Queen In-hyun's Man/The Queen and I is seriously tempting me to start. Crazy! I can't even manage to watch the dramas already on my list. But how can I resist the drama that caused the infamous Fan Meeting to End All Fan Meetings? I need a day that I can do some serious marathoning.
Big is a lot of fun, if not the cracktastic rollercoaster ride you normally see from the Hong Sisters. Admittedly, a lot of the time it coasts on Gong Yoo's charisma and abs. I Do, I Do I'm really enjoying, even though I don't get the romantic pay off there that I get from Big. Protect the Boss I'm really lagging on and I'm still too traumatized by King 2 Hearts to pick City Hunter back up again.
How about you guys? What are you watching?
Showing posts with label I Do I Do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I Do I Do. Show all posts
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
I Do, I Do (through episode 4)
This drama is really unusual.
At least, maybe, my reaction to it is unusual because it may just be me.
But I'm not really feeling the love line but I am completely invested in the
two female leads.
A lot of K-dramas have trouble with
the heroines. Sometimes they are nothing more than a cardboard cut out
that reacts to the hero but we have trouble understanding what motivates them
or why they are feeling what the audience is told they feel. And as for
the B female lead, well usually she's just a crazy, clingy chick who puts the E
in Emotional Disorder.
The reason I'm digging I Do, I Do is
that both women are becoming very compelling in their own right, away and apart
from the male leads and their story lines, particularly when they are together.
A lot of this is the writing, but I think you really have to credit the
actresses, Kim Sun-ah and Lim Soo-hyang.
Spoilers after the jump...
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Too. Many. Dramas.
I'm watching 5 dramas. Drama overload. There aren't enough hours in the day.
City Hunter I haven't watched since a certain event in King2Hearts because the drama is hurtling toward its endgame and I'm still traumatized from K2H. If anything bad happens I can't take it. So rom-coms it is! I'll come back to it because it's really good but I've got to be ready for it.
Protect the Boss I'm really enjoying, but it's been spinning its wheels the last couple of episodes so I picked up Full House thinking I wasn't going to watch anything currently airing and I wanted to see something a little more old school.
Foolish, foolish Penny.
I already posted about I Do, I Do. I've been totally sucked in because I want to see how the drama between the A and B female leads plays out.
And then there is Big. I was feeling some ambivalence but it's the Hong Sisters and Gong Yoo so it's not like I could stay away. Plus I really liked Lee Min-jung in Boys Over Flowers (She played Ha Jae-kyung. Am I the only person who was upset that she didn't get the guy? I actually liked Ha Jae Kyung more than Geum Jan-di and thought that Lee Min-ho had a ton more chemistry with Lee Min-jung than Ku Hye-sun. But that's another story...) Anyway....Gong Yoo is killing me playing a teenage boy (*waves hands* "Whatever!") and his post army body is....killing me in a completely different way.
(Dear Gong Yoo,
I'm sorry for objectifying you. I know it is wrong. But the army was very, very good to you. And everyone else. The end.
Love,
Penny)
So, yeah, it's Drama City around here. Sigh! Can you tell I'm really, really happy?
P.S. We need to talk about the person responsible for Rain's wardrobe in Full House.
City Hunter I haven't watched since a certain event in King2Hearts because the drama is hurtling toward its endgame and I'm still traumatized from K2H. If anything bad happens I can't take it. So rom-coms it is! I'll come back to it because it's really good but I've got to be ready for it.
Protect the Boss I'm really enjoying, but it's been spinning its wheels the last couple of episodes so I picked up Full House thinking I wasn't going to watch anything currently airing and I wanted to see something a little more old school.
Foolish, foolish Penny.
I already posted about I Do, I Do. I've been totally sucked in because I want to see how the drama between the A and B female leads plays out.
And then there is Big. I was feeling some ambivalence but it's the Hong Sisters and Gong Yoo so it's not like I could stay away. Plus I really liked Lee Min-jung in Boys Over Flowers (She played Ha Jae-kyung. Am I the only person who was upset that she didn't get the guy? I actually liked Ha Jae Kyung more than Geum Jan-di and thought that Lee Min-ho had a ton more chemistry with Lee Min-jung than Ku Hye-sun. But that's another story...) Anyway....Gong Yoo is killing me playing a teenage boy (*waves hands* "Whatever!") and his post army body is....killing me in a completely different way.
(Dear Gong Yoo,
I'm sorry for objectifying you. I know it is wrong. But the army was very, very good to you. And everyone else. The end.
Love,
Penny)
So, yeah, it's Drama City around here. Sigh! Can you tell I'm really, really happy?
P.S. We need to talk about the person responsible for Rain's wardrobe in Full House.
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