jess wrote:
these dramas are the fantasy/sci-fi type yeah
They're Movies...
Started by TiOnG · 4 Oct 2004 · 1,660 replies
jess wrote:
these dramas are the fantasy/sci-fi type yeah
miltz wrote:if the j-wave is to come back , first it has to set mouths talking . typical s'porean is anti-medical / OL dramas . they love pretty gals and cute boys . they love comedic shows with unusual plots . best example - TW drama hana kimi and ISWAK . hana kimi made Wu Zun and Jiro Wang on magazine covers with multiple articles on them .
Middle-aged ladies love just any type of Kdramas with pretty and handsome leads . NOTICE - it need not be weepy !
add the two types together .. and which jdorama would it be ? :victory:
zhirong wrote:Singaporeans are attracted to a drama due to the good-looking casts. Seriously.
I mean just look at how Hana Kimi (Taiwanese version) fare and you'll know. Wu Zun is not exactly a good actor and the rest of the casts did nothing to make the drama nice but it got a high viewership simply because... there's many good looking guys in it.
The plot, acting, etc does not matter to them. Just give them something to drool on for hours and they will be satisfied.
estranged wrote:Well, I personally still prefer getting my doramas from the internet because of better video quality and subtitles. The speed may be a little inconsistent at times but if you've done your port-forwarding, you're still able to get relatively decent speeds, especially in the early mornings (from 4am onwards).
Renting is my second choice if I run of disk space or if I wanna watch some older doramas/movies. It also helps that the rental store is pretty near to my house. :mrgreen:
My last resort is probably buying those bootleg doramas from video stores. I've dropped by Poh Kim recently and it seems that there's quite a huge selection of doramas available now. The packaging is pretty good, though I'm still rather skeptical about the video quality even though they're supposedly DVDs. But overall, the price is quite hefty (around $29.90) considering that they're bootlegs afterall.
Any comments from those who've bought and watched them? How's the video quality and subtitles?
zhirong wrote:Singaporeans are attracted to a drama due to the good-looking casts. Seriously.
I mean just look at how Hana Kimi (Taiwanese version) fare and you'll know. Wu Zun is not exactly a good actor and the rest of the casts did nothing to make the drama nice but it got a high viewership simply because... there's many good looking guys in it.
The plot, acting, etc does not matter to them. Just give them something to drool on for hours and they will be satisfied.
Ling79 wrote:Agreed. :rofl: like i said before..either the leads either male or female are not attractive..or the plot itself is weak..or they cant catch the meaning behind the story...like too much japanese influenced plot or lines... :/
My boss my hero is also nonsensical.. =P but i loved it so much! XD anyways, i don't know why jia you jin shun is on the primetime show..maybe the plot caught the auntie's pity?
If no Wu Zun the TW Hanakimi wont be so popular..especially with Ella.. ><;;
and..with no TW F4 there wont be part 2 HYD but then still HYD2 still flopped. =P
miltz wrote:jess, how's the thread at MCS going? more and more replies, soon it'll attract more attention.. (: :dancing:
estranged wrote:Well, I personally still prefer getting my doramas from the internet because of better video quality and subtitles. The speed may be a little inconsistent at times but if you've done your port-forwarding, you're still able to get relatively decent speeds, especially in the early mornings (from 4am onwards).
Renting is my second choice if I run of disk space or if I wanna watch some older doramas/movies. It also helps that the rental store is pretty near to my house. :mrgreen:
My last resort is probably buying those bootleg doramas from video stores. I've dropped by Poh Kim recently and it seems that there's quite a huge selection of doramas available now. The packaging is pretty good, though I'm still rather skeptical about the video quality even though they're supposedly DVDs. But overall, the price is quite hefty (around $29.90) considering that they're bootlegs afterall.
Any comments from those who've bought and watched them? How's the video quality and subtitles?
Ling79 wrote:
Well..erm...now I thought Tego is kawaii...but then still hold back a bit lah...cos he looks too much like a girl... :sweat:
zhirong wrote:
I watched the first DVD. It was acceptable (well, from my small 20in TV in my room, the quality is not bad.) There are subtitles in English, Chinese Traditional and Chinese Simplified. I watch it with chinese traditional sub and to me it seems quite nicely subbed.
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