~~Unpopular Opinions about Kdramas ~~

 Maii:

Oh my! I'm missing the fun part??? 

lol yeah I liked those episodes when they were in Uruk. But the last few eps felt draggy

I just came back to check this thread, don't know why I stopped getting notifications for forum quotes :/ is it just me?

^ lmao those 2 posts above you guys cracking me up 

i just saw this thread and i wanna say a few of my unpopular opinions lol, even tho they might actually be popular

> Goblin was not all that TBH. i enjoyed the second couple wayyyyyy more than the main couple which is one of the only reasons i finished it. i also am not fond of age gaps and for some reason it bothered me a lot so it was hard to ship the couple lmao. i still loved the story tho.

> Laughter in Waikiki s1 was so much better than s2 periodt.

> Fight My Way was mehh imo :/

> i don't wanna be that person but imo Park Seo Joon is kinda overhyped. most all the dramas i watched with him weren't even that good especially WWWSK and Hwarang.

> & yeah i didn't enjoy WWWSK that much, i thought it was kinda boring

> also same goes for Nam Joo Hyuk, idk why but he pisses me off for some reason lol

> childhood connections are so annoying and unrealistic. i see it ever other kdrama i watch and i'm so tired of it

> W - Two Worlds was my very first kdrama and it actually left me with a good impression. i enjoyed the mystery regardless of the flaws there may be in the drama

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I hate Yoo Ah In's ugly buzzcut in Chicago Typewriter. there I said it lmao

speaking of hair, I see way too many Asian women dying their hair not just in dramas but IRL too, it's a shame no one really appreciates having natural black hair (I think some actresses actually look better with that black hair look)

 ShotaSidePart:

The Smile Behind Your Eyes- what a waste of time that was. The original is genuinely much better and more coherent. I'm so over people saying Korean remakes are always better when seriously they aren't...

Do you mean The Smile Has Left Your Eyes?  The remake of One Million Stars Falling From The Sky? I just recently completed the latter ... it was very twisted, but a good watch! I saw clips of the Korean remake on YouTube and it just didn't give me the same feels (or edginess) like the original did! I'mma still watch it though ... somewhere down the line.

 ShotaSidePart:

The Smile Behind Your Eyes, The Smile Has Left Your Eyes, Your Smile Has No Eyes, either way I don't care for it -_- It's bad and I actually had high hopes for it- those are the ones that really piss me off.

Hahaha ... Your Smile Has No Eyes ....
I had high hopes for it too although I don't like Jung So Min. I do like the guy who plays the lead though and kinda think he fits the role, but Korean prudishness takes away a lot of the edginess the jdrama had, imo. There are just some shows that don't fit well with the censorship on Korean TV because it makes them lose their essence. This is one of them, as far as I've seen.

 ShotaSidePart:

The Smile Behind Your Eyes- what a waste of time that was. The original is genuinely much better and more coherent. I'm so over people saying Korean remakes are always better when seriously they aren't...

Behind your Smile is a T drama and really really a good one.

 teneliza:

Age Of Youth 2 is better than the first season.

i heard a lot of peopl saying that the second season is better but i’m hating it tbh, it’s boring compared to the new season and the new characters are bothersome. maybe i’ll try picking it up later but rn i’m not feeling it.

 but i think age of youth is one of the best dramas out there and really underrated! theres a lot of life lessons taught in that drama