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7 K-Dramas To Watch If You Can’t Get Enough Of Seo In Guk’s Charm
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Think this is my last one and I'll bookend with another boy group (though I also love when Apink's Eunji covers this song).
[MV] SECHSKIES(젝스키스) _ 커플 (Couple)
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Think this is my last one and I'll bookend with another boy group (though I also love when Apink's Eunji covers this song).
[MV] SECHSKIES(젝스키스) _ 커플 (Couple)
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@s1m0n4 @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn
There are actually 2 or 3 very short scenes which show him & the younger sister where the younger sister does or says exactly the same thing as the older sister. You see him seeing her in a new way when these scenes happen.
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@s1m0n4 @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn
There are actually 2 or 3 very short scenes which show him & the younger sister where the younger sister does or says exactly the same thing as the older sister. You see him seeing her in a new way when these scenes happen.
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@whoosh @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn I understand. Nevertheless if he truly loved the oldest sister how can he develop feelings for the younger one? You claim they had similar traits, however, if I recall correctly, this isn't highlighted in the #kdrama
Out of respect for the foster parents, who helped him raise his brother, this isn't acceptable. In SK 1997 even less than now.
The grief was probably never healed, but that doesn't justify the disrespect.
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@whoosh @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn I understand. Nevertheless if he truly loved the oldest sister how can he develop feelings for the younger one? You claim they had similar traits, however, if I recall correctly, this isn't highlighted in the #kdrama
Out of respect for the foster parents, who helped him raise his brother, this isn't acceptable. In SK 1997 even less than now.
The grief was probably never healed, but that doesn't justify the disrespect.
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@whoosh @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn #Reply1997 has been one of the first #kdrama I watched, so my memory isn't fresh, but towards the end SIG shows that he has always thought about his in-laws like his real parents, because they get angry when they find out he smokes.
I assume it's the same for his hyung. Did the hyung even love the older sister? I wonder 🤔Your own romance has nothing reproachable imho. Even if you were a minor, 2 years difference is nothing.
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@whoosh @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn #Reply1997 has been one of the first #kdrama I watched, so my memory isn't fresh, but towards the end SIG shows that he has always thought about his in-laws like his real parents, because they get angry when they find out he smokes.
I assume it's the same for his hyung. Did the hyung even love the older sister? I wonder 🤔Your own romance has nothing reproachable imho. Even if you were a minor, 2 years difference is nothing.
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@s1m0n4 @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn
Too much idol worship, but enjoying this one a lot.
Looking at it through a lens that includes being familiar with & studying grief, I think the older brother is more complex than shown.
Vehicular accidents took his parents & then his fiancée. He had to raise his brother When his fiancée dies, his "family" is also grieving, so he has no support (while being responsible for a teenager at a very young age) (Not shown, just my perception).
Not grieving properly = no closure. When Shi Won does things that remind him of his fiancée, he transfers that unresolved love to the sister.
He doesn't make any physical moves on her, although she is an adult at the time. He honestly believes he loves her. Again through the lens of meeting my husband when he was in college & I was 16. The age gap is bit off putting (our gap is only 1.5 yrs - I was a high school sr. & he was a 1st year college) but I think the situation is just tragic.
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@s1m0n4 @EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn
Too much idol worship, but enjoying this one a lot.
Looking at it through a lens that includes being familiar with & studying grief, I think the older brother is more complex than shown.
Vehicular accidents took his parents & then his fiancée. He had to raise his brother When his fiancée dies, his "family" is also grieving, so he has no support (while being responsible for a teenager at a very young age) (Not shown, just my perception).
Not grieving properly = no closure. When Shi Won does things that remind him of his fiancée, he transfers that unresolved love to the sister.
He doesn't make any physical moves on her, although she is an adult at the time. He honestly believes he loves her. Again through the lens of meeting my husband when he was in college & I was 16. The age gap is bit off putting (our gap is only 1.5 yrs - I was a high school sr. & he was a 1st year college) but I think the situation is just tragic.
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@EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn @whoosh I totally agree on the pedophile vibe of this one. He's been grooming her and the whole thing is even sicker if you think about who his ex-girlfriend is 🤮.
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@EllenInEdmonton @KDramaQn @whoosh I totally agree on the pedophile vibe of this one. He's been grooming her and the whole thing is even sicker if you think about who his ex-girlfriend is 🤮.
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@KDramaQn @whoosh
No. We've both watched 1988. I'm somewhat underwhelmed with this one. The side characters are barely developed at all, and I'm not captivated by the story of the leads. A love triangle (square) including siblings is pretty cringe for me, particularly when one is a schoolteacher and another is still in HS. It's an okay watch, but is unlikely to be a rewatch for me.
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@KDramaQn @whoosh
No. We've both watched 1988. I'm somewhat underwhelmed with this one. The side characters are barely developed at all, and I'm not captivated by the story of the leads. A love triangle (square) including siblings is pretty cringe for me, particularly when one is a schoolteacher and another is still in HS. It's an okay watch, but is unlikely to be a rewatch for me.
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When Yoon Jae FINALLY confesses to Shi Won in the karaoke bar. He just pours out all his feeling, years of loving her - you can see the love, the torment, the anger (that she's with his brother & that she's been so clueless), the regret, the longing - it really was excellent on Seo In Guk's part.
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CW: Reply 1997 Confession Spoiler
When Yoon Jae FINALLY confesses to Shi Won in the karaoke bar. He just pours out all his feeling, years of loving her - you can see the love, the torment, the anger (that she's with his brother & that she's been so clueless), the regret, the longing - it really was excellent on Seo In Guk's part.
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Watching "Reply 1997" with @EllenInEdmonton and in yesterday's episode we witnessed one of the most moving confessions I've ever seen.
It has stuck with me throughout the night and into the day. Great acting.
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Watching "Reply 1997" with @EllenInEdmonton and in yesterday's episode we witnessed one of the most moving confessions I've ever seen.
It has stuck with me throughout the night and into the day. Great acting.
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@whoosh I totally agree! It's such a funny #kDrama and I have finally a female lead I can 100% identify with. Her weight struggle, her absolute love for food, her uneasiness with shiny and flattering people... ♥️
Both leads in this drama were #kPop idols. Jung Eun-ji was in the group #Apink and I realize now a thing that bothered me a bit in #Reply1997 : her shrilly shouting. She can hit 4 octaves + 1 note, which is very rare among singers, but when she shouts it gets inside my head 😂
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@whoosh I totally agree! It's such a funny #kDrama and I have finally a female lead I can 100% identify with. Her weight struggle, her absolute love for food, her uneasiness with shiny and flattering people... ♥️
Both leads in this drama were #kPop idols. Jung Eun-ji was in the group #Apink and I realize now a thing that bothered me a bit in #Reply1997 : her shrilly shouting. She can hit 4 octaves + 1 note, which is very rare among singers, but when she shouts it gets inside my head 😂
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@ronsboy67 I haven't watched Reply 1994 but I agree with you for the couples in Reply 1997. And I did not know this particular at that time but the gay love declaration is quite a bold choice in a K-drama for the regular audience.
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@ronsboy67 I haven't watched Reply 1994 but I agree with you for the couples in Reply 1997. And I did not know this particular at that time but the gay love declaration is quite a bold choice in a K-drama for the regular audience.
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@ronsboy67 I've watched Reply 1997 too and the continuous shouting/fighting was humourous but it gave me a headache.
Not to mention the 30 year old falling for someone much younger than him and whom he knows since she was a child. It's almost grooming and I found it cringey. -
@ronsboy67 I've watched Reply 1997 too and the continuous shouting/fighting was humourous but it gave me a headache.
Not to mention the 30 year old falling for someone much younger than him and whom he knows since she was a child. It's almost grooming and I found it cringey. -
@J_sonearmyonce @EllenInEdmonton I'm planning to rewatch that one too!
There's even more shouting in #Reply1997 compared to #Reply1988
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@J_sonearmyonce @EllenInEdmonton I'm planning to rewatch that one too!
There's even more shouting in #Reply1997 compared to #Reply1988
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@Missrdevine
The nostalgia is really lovely: all the crocheted clothing/permed hair, the old-school cleaning/cooking systems, the chatter among all of the neighbours. I loved the montage of photos to show neighbour children growing up and playing together. I think it was much more effective than dramatizing all of that with child actors.
Apparently, one is supposed to start with #Reply1997 and work backwards, since that was the sequence in which they were filmed. I'm okay with moving forward. -
@Missrdevine
The nostalgia is really lovely: all the crocheted clothing/permed hair, the old-school cleaning/cooking systems, the chatter among all of the neighbours. I loved the montage of photos to show neighbour children growing up and playing together. I think it was much more effective than dramatizing all of that with child actors.
Apparently, one is supposed to start with #Reply1997 and work backwards, since that was the sequence in which they were filmed. I'm okay with moving forward. -
@KDramaQn I've found out today that the director is the same in the Reply #kdramas
I loved #Reply1988 and #Reply1997 . I ditched #Reply1994 at the first episode but it probably deserves another chance.
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@KDramaQn I've found out today that the director is the same in the Reply #kdramas
I loved #Reply1988 and #Reply1997 . I ditched #Reply1994 at the first episode but it probably deserves another chance.
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@whoosh @jcurries @baguette @Missrdevine @jillithd I've watched #Reply1988 and #Reply1997. I dropped #Reply1994 at the first episode
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@whoosh @jcurries @baguette @Missrdevine @jillithd I've watched #Reply1988 and #Reply1997. I dropped #Reply1994 at the first episode