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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:04 pm Post subject:
[quote="atata"]
hey i like wad u said abt kdramas, really. i think not girls, it's more aunties. at least in my country it seems like the aunties are crazy over the kdramas' male leads. i still think girls between 12~18 will still like the johnny boys. at least tt will be the look they think is cute instead of those korean idols.
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hey, i'm not 12-18 but i know what good looking guys are! those aunties are just into the fairytale storylines to offset their boring life and unromantic spouse...
Joined: 19 Jun 2005 Posts: 97 Location: sugary land Country:
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:35 pm Post subject:
fybabe wrote:
atata wrote:
hey i like wad u said abt kdramas, really. i think not girls, it's more aunties. at least in my country it seems like the aunties are crazy over the kdramas' male leads. i still think girls between 12~18 will still like the johnny boys. at least tt will be the look they think is cute instead of those korean idols.
hey, i'm not 12-18 but i know what good looking guys are! those aunties are just into the fairytale storylines to offset their boring life and unromantic spouse...
Now, what you said reminds me of an article I read about the effect that the popular drama Winter Sonata had on the marriages in Japan. It's not the teenage girls that are affected, but mostly the middle-aged housewives. They demanded divorce just because their husbands can't be as romantic as Bae Yong Jun in the drama ... And even though the Korean wave in Japan is fading, middle-aged women still watch and like a lot of Kdramas. I guess it's understandable, considering the fact that Jdramas don't focus a lot on Love or Romance. _________________
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 2:28 am Post subject: Re: Boring..
My Eternal wrote:
that's cool since i never studied kanji,i never knew my name in kanji my true name is
Chiharu Amakura and my friends in japan and philippines call me "Chi"
i can right my name in hiragana and katakana
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:08 am Post subject: Lovers concerto Question
hey this is a korean drama, so i didnt kno where to put it, i think the drama is pretty good, but if u can please help me clarify some questions i have.
1. Who was the girl in the begining of the drama ji-yoon?
2. if its his daughter whos the mommy? cuz she is too old to be born 5 years ago?
3. she she the same actor that played sooin?
4. last how come he called sooin ji-yoon when she was hiding in the closet?
Joined: 13 Oct 2004 Posts: 8550 Location: California Country:
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:55 am Post subject:
There may be people here who watch Korean dramas who will be able to help you out. If you want to reach out to more Kdrama fans, I would check out D-addicts (currently unavailable). Who knows, maybe your questions have already been answered there.
Moreover, I can't guarantee that this thread will not be locked, but more likely it will be moved since it is not a Japanese drama.
Joined: 17 Jul 2005 Posts: 93 Location: California Country:
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 3:26 am Post subject:
This is my most favorite korean drama!
It's "Sorry,I Love You" it has 16 episodes and won a lot of awards on the
2004 Korean Dramas Awards
Cha Moo Hyuk (So Ji Sub)
"It was such a terrible life.
In my life like a dog, the only good thing was that I loved Eunchai, but most regretful thing is also that I cannot forget her."
Fastidious, rough, bad-mouthing, hot tempered, once he goes crazy, he goes to the end.
He fights often, never get defeated.
He tells a lie more often than truth. He calls himself a dog.
(But nobody knows actually he is warm, tender like a lamb)
Moo Hyuk was abandoned as soon as he was born, adopted to Austrailia at 2 years old.
His another name is Danny Anderson.
He was ill-treated by the foster father, ran away from home at 10, met a clown on the street, served him as a father.
Lived together for 5 years, then the clown daddy ran away with a blondie.
This is his life, keep being abandoned.
" And... I lived like a stray dog.
I followed gangsters to get food to live. dragged people to prostitute quarter, sold drugs.
I once tried to count how many times I ever earn money in legal way, but I couldn't count even 1.
At age of 20, met a girl named Moon Ji Young, adopted Korean.
Unexpectedly I rescued her from his blue-eyed brother who tried to rape her.
After that, she didn't go back home, stuck to me. I spoke as many bad words as I know to her, but she never go away.
So I thought, 'Well, let her do cleaning or laundry.' so we lived together for 7 years.
Ji Young taught me Korea and Korean language. I became addicted to her slowly.
But.... she left me as well. To the rich, governor of Melbourn, 50 year-old man.
" When you die, go back and die in your country. " She once said to me.
This word pushed me to Korea.
And... I found the truth, maybe I'd better not know forever.
Now, I'm planning a gruesome revenge to my cruel mother.
Nobody can stop me. No... I hope someone stop me.
There, I see my brother's lover, Song Eun Chai. "
cast
So Ji Sup as Cha Moo Hyuk
Im Su Jung as Song Eunchai
Jeong Kyung Ho as Choi Yune
Suh Ji Young as Kang Min Ju
Summary
Cha Moo Hyuk (So Ji Sup) was adopted by an Australian family, but is abused and leaves home at an early age. Growing up on the streets, he meets all sorts of people until one day he comes upon Song Eunchai(Im Su Jung).Eunchai is the coordinator for Choi Yune, a famous singer in Korea whom she secretly loves. Her fateful encounter with Moo Hyuk ends up affecting not only her life but that of her precious Yune's as well.
Moo Hyuk's path takes him to Korea, on a road that leads to revenge. He's filled with anger and hurt about his birth mother, but also feels love and happiness with someone he didn't expect to love. Although he wreaks havoc on the lives of those around him, he wishes with all his heart someone would stop him.
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Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 5:25 pm Post subject:
so, all about eve was shown already in japan. love it. the story and the actors are good. especially the scene when they are in paris. so romantic yet funny.
I really like All about Eve, it was a nice tv drama, in my
country was broadcasted in 2003 and they're actually going
to show it again!!!! since last week, the same channel that
showed it the first time is announcing a commercial saying "coming soon"
also the music is really nice, so i bought the soundtrack ^^
Joined: 01 Jul 2005 Posts: 412 Location: U Factory
Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 2:24 pm Post subject:
kanae wrote:
I really like All about Eve, it was a nice tv drama, in my
country was broadcasted in 2003 and they're actually going
to show it again!!!! since last week, the same channel that
showed it the first time is announcing a commercial saying "coming soon"
also the music is really nice, so i bought the soundtrack ^^
only this year that all about eve was shown here. but i already have a copy of it since last year. its great that many filipinos like this drama.
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Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 5:01 pm Post subject:
yea, i remember watching this drama a few years back.. i think this is the first n last korean drama that i watch.... i really like that girl.. she's so kawaii... and that guy is kinda good looking too.. but this drama makes me crazy at times.. especially when that girl..(the bad one) back stabbed her innocent friend...
Joined: 01 Jul 2005 Posts: 412 Location: U Factory
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 1:45 pm Post subject:
tInoltin wrote:
yea, i remember watching this drama a few years back.. i think this is the first n last korean drama that i watch.... i really like that girl.. she's so kawaii... and that guy is kinda good looking too.. but this drama makes me crazy at times.. especially when that girl..(the bad one) back stabbed her innocent friend...
me too. i hate that girl. i finished watching it, but my impression to that girl did'nt change.
but on the other side, she's good in acting. because she make that role perfect.
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... And even though the Korean wave in Japan is fading, middle-aged women still watch and like a lot of Kdramas. I guess it's understandable, considering the fact that Jdramas don't focus a lot on Love or Romance.
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since i never studied kanji,i never knew my name in kanji 
my true name is
