I need a recommendation for a fun#cdrama#kdrama#jdrama#ThaiDrama to watch. I am stuck with too many drama-dramas and need something fun. Otherwise, I will end up watching "Falling Into Your Smile" for the eleventh time this year (probably not an exaggeration).
Things I like: characters and their relationships to each other! "Semantic Error" has fun and doesn't take itself too seriously.
Things I'm not interested in: procedurals, horror, gritty violence (but "Alice In Borderland" was good)
@liztai@bertramditore@jillithd I have the sequel in my queue. I have been hooked on BL dramas lately. I just finished My Personal Weatherman. Loved that we learn about them at the same pace they discover more things about each other.
37y/o queer woman living on the west coast of the US.
Themes:
Fandom! Arashi, dramas, maybe fanfiction I don't know.
Women's sports! Okay, mostly the WNBA, but, big picture, I support all of them, including trans athletes 100%.
Language learning! Long-time learner of Japanese, currently diving deep on Mandarin Chinese, considering a future dive into Spanish and/or Korean and/or ?? something else?
The ending of the #Kdrama spin-off of the Japanese anime/manga/ #Jdrama, #Parasyte, was not surprising. They dropped all the hints in S01E01, so watch it carefully.
Disney+ Star decided to get into streaming #kdrama over a year ago. It was a bit odd as they don’t stream the equivalent for #cdrama & #jdrama - which are bigger markets.
They also went for suspense & thriller options such as Vigilante & Big Mouth rather than romance/sageuks.
One series - Moving - has collected major critical acclaim, topping best of 2023 lists globally.
Part SciFi, part thriller, part comic coming of age, it is deeply steeped in metaphors about Korean history & politics.
So, I just learned that Season 02 of #Loki just premiered. I was only aware of #QuantumLeap. So, yeah, more Western shows to watch again instead of the usual #Kdrama#Cdrama and #Jdrama line-ups.
Hi, guys! It's always a pleasure to talk to you all. If anyone has a suggestion of someone interested to talk about Asian cinema (All eras) #KDrama#CDrama#Jdrama#lakorns feel free to let me know.
If the character is not LGBT, they'll change it to LGBT. If the character is LGBT, they won't dub it LGBT.
They don't provide subtitles for scenes where there are no dialogues.
Hundreds of TV commercials.
A 60-minute episode in the original becomes a 20-minute episode spread to 3 to 5 days (with lots of cut scenes).
This is why, even though I've watched some of the series already in its original dub (Korean, Chinese, Japanese), I still watch the Tagalog dub of Viu OTT.
Note: Not a paid endorsement. I am simply satisfied with Viu's Tagalog dubs.
At the time of this intro I'm reading #2ha, rereading #MDZS, noodling at some #Kinnporsche fic, watching several DEEPLY questionable Thai BLs, and trying to decide on my next cdrama after just finishing up Cang Lan Jue.