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All the dramas that I’ve loved and lost. Very good but not 100% perfect for my standards.
A collection of dramas that I think everyone should watch at least once. These are the stories that stayed with me long after I finished them, the ones I still find myself thinking about. They aren't just entertaining; they're the kind of dramas that make you feel something.What I love most about them is how beautifully they capture life. The relationships, the mistakes, the growth, the love, the grief, the small moments that seem ordinary but end up meaning everything. They carry so much warmth and emotion while still feeling real. Some are healing, some are bittersweet, some made me cry, but all of them left something behind.This list is for the dramas that feel like home. The ones with unforgettable characters, meaningful life lessons, and stories that linger in your heart. They're beautifully written and full of the kind of emotions that stay with you long after the final episode. What makes these stories special to me is how beautifully they mirror reality. These aren't just my favorites, but dramas I truly believe are worth experiencing.As much as I love exciting, action-packed, or comedy-filled dramas, these are the ones that feel necessary. The slow-burn romances, the emotions, the life lessons, and the way they reflect reality make them feel special. (IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED THESE, KNOW YOU'RE MISSING OUT!!)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some dramas that I haven't rated yet are ones I'm still contemplating watching, or simply not in the mood for the emotional heaviness they carry. However, these dramas are widely considered masterpieces and get highly praised by viewers.- (1-5 I really recommend; the rest are chill and unranked)- MATURE ROMANCE AND/OR SLICE OF LIFE LIST - NO MAJOR THRILLERS
All Godzilla movies from the Showa Era in chronological order.
I'm starting to forget which Thai PBS productions I've already watched. I'm sure there are some missing because I know there are a few I haven't marked as completed on MDL.Sorted vaguely by how much I enjoyed them.There are not many reviews, so I won't link to mine from here.
