I only saw her in Leh Lub Salub Rarng, my first (and pretty much only) lakorn. Aside from the fact that I really…
I wish I still hadn't seen Kluen Cheewit yet, so i could watch it again for the first time.. This is probably the best lakorn ever made. If you haven't seen it yet, stop what you're doing immediately, and get to it!
What can I say? I loved it. I'm wondering how long I should reasonably wait before I watch it all over again? Three kick ass women, very hot kisses, and three really great romances.
Another drama that starts out beautifully and then forgets itself somewhere midway through. While there were many moments in the drama that were lovely and moving, they weren't enough to overcome constant frustration with the progression of the story. Every episode has one of her family members trying to do her in [the needle on the moral compass of this story swings pretty wildly]. Boy did that get tiring.
The thing about cdramas, especially wuxia or historical dramas, is that you can get poleaxed by the ending. So before I even start one, I wait until the reviews are in about the drama's ending.
I was very tense at first about the way it might end, but I was worried for nothing, as One Spring Night finishes in a lovely way. It's a quiet, measured, thoughtful drama that I didn't think I would like, but then loved. Isn't it great when that happens?
Revenge is my favorite genre. Hope that this drama finds a lovely subber so I can watch. (3 years of cdrama watching and my Mandarin is still zero. How does that even happen?)
Going to watch this when Neko's finished, but meantime, I'm bugged about the synopsis . . . I killed your family and that's why you're an orphan, oopsie?
An odd Jdrama that I enjoyed enormously. Borderline autistic guy with impotence issues lives with girl who has zero self esteem. What could possibly go wrong?
The sleep/sex scenes managed to be mild and also erotic, and that's not easy to accomplish.
Really a fun binge-watch, which you will enjoy more if you just sit back, relax and take it for what it is.
Honestly, the lead actress is just a no go for me. She's thin to the point of illness. She should not be on TV until her weight is more normal. I think extreme thinness like that is a very bad model for the young women who are most likely to be this show's audience. For her own health and well-being, I sincerely hope she recovers.
Even if her weight is overlooked, her acting is stiff, flat and two-dimensional. She ruined Love 020 for me, and I say that as a huge fan of YangYang.
So does this have a happy ending?
I enjoyed the side characters more than the OTP .
I was very tense at first about the way it might end, but I was worried for nothing, as One Spring Night finishes in a lovely way. It's a quiet, measured, thoughtful drama that I didn't think I would like, but then loved. Isn't it great when that happens?
The sleep/sex scenes managed to be mild and also erotic, and that's not easy to accomplish.
Really a fun binge-watch, which you will enjoy more if you just sit back, relax and take it for what it is.
Even if her weight is overlooked, her acting is stiff, flat and two-dimensional. She ruined Love 020 for me, and I say that as a huge fan of YangYang.