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Hana Apr 13, 2026 Liked Apr 13, 2026
Wow...some haters turned up to toss mud, but Lee Min Ho has BIG fans in our family. We began with City Hunter, watching Faith now, and Legend of the Blue Sea coming up. Different strokes for different folks I guess, however if you have a favourite actor/star & there was an article about him on MDL...dollars to donuts, you'd find some haters buzzing around here just to disagree. It's a thing. Can't wait for his next drama...love him.
On The Sun from Another Star Mar 11, 2026 Liked Mar 11, 2026
I’m a little obsessed with this storyline. I haven’t read the original novel, but two episodes in, this is the arc that grips me the most in Fourever, emotionally sharp in a way that lingers long after the credits.

The actress playing the woman wrongfully sent to prison is extraordinary. Even without fluent Thai, I can feel every layer of anger, humiliation, and grief beneath the swearing and rough edges. None of it reads as empty shock value; it feels like a woman who has turned foul language into armor because it’s the only protection she has left.

Oat as Daotok caught me off guard, too. There’s a balcony scene where he quietly lights a cigarette, and it’s like watching a different person slip out from under the same face. That kind of subtle shift is what I think of as real acting, not the big dramatic breakdown, but the small change in posture and energy that makes you reevaluate everything you thought you knew about a character.

I also keep thinking about the way Arthit calls his parents by their first names, Direk and Emama. In most Asian families, especially on screen, you rarely see children address their parents that casually, so it stands out immediately. It almost feels like something you’d expect in a more open American household, giving their family a warm, modern, slightly offbeat quality that I find genuinely endearing.

Each episode runs a little over fifty minutes, yet it never feels long. The pacing is tight, the emotional beats land cleanly, and the ensemble structure of Fourever 1 & 2 keeps the world feeling full without losing focus. I’m excited, and a little nervous, to see where Arthit and Daotok’s story goes from here.
On The Sun from Another Star Mar 11, 2026 Liked Mar 11, 2026
Just finished watching second episode, and I’ve done all the crying, laughing and screaming while watching it! it was such perfect episode! can’t wait for next!!!
Replying to Falhon Cyril Feb 12, 2026 Liked Feb 13, 2026
What is happening to Cha Eun Woo right now is not “accountability.”It is a public trial without a verdict,…
So so agree these celebrities face enough hardship just being stars and not being able to live a life like all of us. Stop it please before more actors are destroyed or take their own lives
Replying to Falhon Cyril Feb 8, 2026 Liked Feb 10, 2026
This is not a “tax evasion scandal.” It is a legal dispute that has been misrepresented as a crime.What is…
"He does not blame his mother," Ha ha, we all know whom you're hinting at here. We all really laughed when a grown-ass man said "It wasn't me, it was my mom". We are not about to forget that incident.
Replying to Falhon Cyril Feb 7, 2026 Liked Feb 10, 2026
I am making this statement for all the people who think it is acceptable to destroy someone’s life with words.…
Cyril- H: Well said and thank you! You put into words how I feel about certain comments or news, but my mind and words these days won't cooperate anymore like it used to. Thank you.
Replying to ella Feb 6, 2026 Liked Feb 10, 2026
In the UK there is something called "the spirit of the law"You have these laws and they may not be as…
I understand and appreciate your objective which is that there should be NO consequences until there is an actual formal judgment. I dont disagree particularly in this situation.

Unfortunately, it seems that the Korean public has passed judgement based on the the NTS and on the facts circulating about how the company was used. They find those tax evasion/avoidance attempts distasteful.

The law isnt always about justice and fairness, but about evidance and technicalitis and a good legal team. Now out of curiosity, I wonder how the Korean public would view him if his legal team can achieve a positive outcome when they have knowledge of the facts presented and asusming they are correct (shell company, money distributed to avoid tax, run from eel restaurant, did not have staff etc).
Replying to Falhon Cyril Feb 4, 2026 Liked Feb 4, 2026
What is happening to Cha Eun Woo right now is not “accountability.”It is a public trial without a verdict,…
well said , I don't normally like getting involved with cases whereby celebrities are being accused , then later on it will be proven false - one will just end up looking stupid by just following the crowd and believing in everything they see online - without real proof no verdict has been made so we do not have any single right to jump to conclusion before we see the final result then we can
Replying to Falhon Cyril Feb 3, 2026 Liked Feb 3, 2026
I am making this statement for all the people who think it is acceptable to destroy someone’s life with words.…
Thank you for saying this!
You have articulated what has been in my heart for the past year. Allegations are still allegations until there is confirmed truth through court investigations. Thank you for re-iterating these sentiments because people are so cruel and they can hide behind their keyboard and go on with their lives forgetting the cruel things said while the victims in question end up making bad decisions due to intense backlash!
Let's be kind, considerate and if you find yourself doubting then keep quiet and wait for confirmed findings instead of exaggerated rumors!