#bae yoon kyung

[wolha]

WEDDING IMPOSSIBLE 웨딩 임파서블 2024, dir. Kwon Young-Il

[dylan-rodrigues]

ji-han's entire love life can be summed up as: "me and the two hot noonas i pulled by being an absolutely pathetic loser"

[salt-gifs]

I think she's so pretty.

[factorygirlsstuff]

I was really happy that she found someone she liked. 💖

[rosenlily-aka-choconut]

Chae-won’s ending leaves me with the cliched line - it’s better to hold the hand of the one who loves you rather than the one you love.

And… these two might actually lead me to believing in it. Three scenes… and I ship them more than the lead pair ❤️❤️

She certainly deserved better than Ji-han, and who knows, Mr. Bin Tae-hwan might be her Mr. Right.

I mean, how can I resist a man who looks at me like this 👇

Bring me someone like him, someone who has had a crush on me for a while, and I might actually open myself up for an arranged marriage

Mr. Blind date man aka Bin Tae-hwan, age 34, height 180 cms and weight 70 kgs is WAY MORE suitable for her than the ML I just couldn’t bring myself to like.

[stuff-diary]

Wedding Impossible

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Wedding Impossible (2024, South Korea)

Director: Kwon Young Il

Writers: Oh Hye Won & Park Seul Ki (based on the webtoon by Song Jung Won)

Mini-review:

Well, this drama was entertaining, but nothing more. It was especially funny at the beginning, thanks to that sort of 'rivalry' between the leads. However, once they solved that and started moving into purely romantic territory, the story began to lose steam quickly. Tbh, I kept watching to the very end because of the sizzling chemistry between Jeon Jong Seo and Moon Sang Min. And I guess I wanted to see how in the world they were gonna clear up the mess created by the characters, which was pretty fascinating. I feel like the show would have been better if the director had put more thought into its style, cause the whole thing looked pretty cheap and bland. But still, Wedding Impossible is fun enough, and I can see fans of classic romcoms enjoying it a lot.

[mostlyfate]

Unicorn (유니콘) 2022, dir. Kim Hye Young.

[binging-asian-dramas]

The Kings Affection. 5

Story: 5

Acting: 10

Chemistry: 6

Comparable to: Love in the Moonlight (kdrama) : Sungkyunkwan Scandal (kdrama)

I really really really wanted to love this one. Acting wise it’s excellent. Park Eun Bin is suburb in this. She played her character brilliantly. Rowoon was great too, unfortunately for me I felt they lacked chemistry together which didn’t help the draggy’ness of the storyline that went on and on. I was 14 episodes in and I was still hoping it would get better. I will say it did get a teeny tiny bit better in the last episode, but I can’t really say if that would justify watching the whole thing. Then again who knows everyone has different opinions, just because I may regret fully watching this one, I did like the acting, doesn’t mean someone else will.

[avoidleyna]

Weeding Impossible (2024)

[psalm40speakstome]

Wedding Impossible. Final Episode.

So first marriage didn’t work out, love didn’t work out with Ji Han heir gets Kim Bum?

Where can I find a company to inherit and a man to marry and then divorce immediately?

But seriously she deserved that story arc so freaking much.

[smittenskitten]

They're sorry, so they'll take revenge for you.

[whenlovetriestoleave]

yoon young bae by sinae kim for elle korea mar '24 hair by kyung min jung, makeup by hwang heejung

[mandoreviews]

I don’t normally post about TV shows, but I’ve been watching Extraordinary Attorney Woo on Netflix and I can’t stop thinking about it! I’ve never watched a K-Drama before, but I’m absolutely hooked and have saved a bunch more to my Netflix list. Let me know if there’s another one I should watch!

[khuantru]

Extraordinary Attorney Woo is undoubtedly the best legal drama I've watched in 2022. Its a beautifully crafted TV show with a gripping storyline, yet the acting is incredibly professional and realistic, depicting the notable experiences of an autistic attorney working at a major law firm in Korea whilst having to face prejudice of society.

 The drama is fantastic in many ways. One of the biggest reasons why its a must-watch is its episodic nature. For the past couple weeks I've been craving episode after the other, wondering what happens next - yes, its entirely addictive and enjoyable to watch. Each episode is a new law case the main character Woo Young-Woo has to work on, as well as showing further progression in Woo Young-Woo and her co-worker Lee Jun-ho's relationship. Not only is the plot easy to follow, but has a refreshing flair to it, one that is light-hearted, unique, and sends a great message about how society should support and treat those physically or mentally disabled equally, and despite someone's mental dysfunctions, people should have each other's backs instead of bringing each other down.

 Woo Young-Woo is one of my favourite K-Drama characters ever due to her cheerful disposition and undeniable intelligence. Her obsession with whales and dolphins is just the cutest! Likewise, her relationship with Lee Jun-ho is so adorable and carefree, and is paced very well throughout the show. The actress of Woo Young-Woo, Park Eun-bin, has a forte in playing the part and demonstrated adeptness in her ability to master difficult lines and autistic representations. To be honest, all the actors on the show are unbelievably talented in every way, and portrayed their roles with aptitude and skill.

 Overall, the show was a big hit and deserves the praise it is getting. The comical dialogue, scintillating humor and workplace romance was all I needed! Needless to say, Extraordinary Attorney Woo is a totally binge-worthy K-drama with outstanding finesse and filmography, one you can sit back and relax to, promised to make your day. :) -  Janet CHUANG

[sunnymimis]

Do What We Like 📦 Kwang-soo belongs to @miru-p! Kyung-seok and Ye-jun belong to me! Based on one of Miru's adorable fics!

[jiaminying]

Dropped Korean Drama Review Extraordinary You EY

Dropped Korean Drama Review Extraordinary You EY

Scanned through some parts of Tale of the Nine Tailed while it was screening after dropping it. Liked ep 9. Liked the part where Ji Ah and Lee Rang are trapped in a world they fear. They have to overcome the fear to exit. Lee Yeon only can choose to save one of them and he chooses to save his half brother. Liked how Ji Ah is smart and observant. She manages to see through Lee Rang’s disguises and…