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alexandralI have had a very very lazy day today, mostly watching lots of drama-related things. I have finished "Tsuki no Koibito", and what a strange case of drama this is. It is like two dramas in one! The whole direction changes completely after the episode 5 and it is not as if I am complaining because 5 episodes of doe-like Lin Chi Ling acting cute was definitely a hard to stomach thing, but still - what why and how this has happened? The creators of the drama suddenly heard the voices of all the fans? Anyways, I am not the one to complain too much because I liked the second half much more than the first one and even reconciled with Lin Chi Ling who was perfectly acceptable as her new personality as well: good bye cutsey poor girl, hello aloof model.
I have also caught up on "Bad Guy". I am full of enthusiasm about this drama again! It is great! Psychological entanglements, guys of gorgeousness that is hard to express by words, beautiful settings, wonderful music and kissing galore. This drama definitely has more kissing I have ever seen in a Kdrama. It almost has as many kissing scenes as "Summer's Desire", and this is a lot.
The end of the episode 7. YUM YUM YUM. They pretend that they don't like each other and keep chasing after other people, she - for money, he - for revenge. But this is their moment:
I have also caught up on "Bad Guy". I am full of enthusiasm about this drama again! It is great! Psychological entanglements, guys of gorgeousness that is hard to express by words, beautiful settings, wonderful music and kissing galore. This drama definitely has more kissing I have ever seen in a Kdrama. It almost has as many kissing scenes as "Summer's Desire", and this is a lot.
The end of the episode 7. YUM YUM YUM. They pretend that they don't like each other and keep chasing after other people, she - for money, he - for revenge. But this is their moment:
