All things lovely
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I’m gonna watch Spring Bears Love
tonight. Thanks to RealMedia & Crunchy Roll. ‘Spring Bears Love’
claims to be a romance suspense thriller. And I thought I was the only
one who came up with that idea. Apparently I’m not. So, I’m hoping this
one is as good as what I have in mind. (For your info, I’m not talking
about something that involves a serial killer, big shiny kitchen knife,
and lots of smooching… dohh, no! no! no!)
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By any means I think
I’ve been missing those ‘catchy’ Korean movies so badly. Since Jumong
is over; Wedding is over; Coffee Prince is over. I’m only left with
Full House and Que Sera Sera… and maybe Money War. Here’s my two
cents.
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Serendipity on Wedding
Not
recommended. It is plainly sweet, but not necessarily exciting.
Nevertheless, if you’re addicted to Jang Nara, you may drool over her
pretty voice, pretty hair, pretty dresses… and all things pretty
about her in Wedding.
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Serendipity on Coffee Prince
Please
don’t tell me it’s as good as Goong. Although it’s quite exciting, but
I just can’t fall in love with Eun Chan & Han Gyul as much as I
fell for Chae Gyung & Shin.
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Serendipity on Jumong
While
the previous two are rather short, Jumong - lasting for 81 episodes -
managed to liven up my evenings with engaging plots, the war
strategies, and real stories to learn from.
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Serendipity on Full House
Han Ji Eun is still my personal favourite. I don’t mind watching her again. Ha ha.
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Serendipity on Money War
It is fun, engaging, and funny at the first 2 episodes. Nevertheless, the storyline may not be my cup of tea.
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Serendipity on Que Sera Sera
I
found some glitch in between the episodes. I guess they cut the one
they took in Singapore too much it doesn’t really flow to the next
episode. Anyway, since Que Sera Sera falls under the contemporary line,
with some disturbing ideas about relationship, some old-skool
K-drama addict may not find it suitable. As for me… of course I still
love it. The dialogs are amusingly offensive. The characters are up to
date. And Han Eun Soo is such a breath of fresh air.
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