r/KdramaCasualTalk

Is it just me or?

I love Park Eun Bin. She's versatile and a really good actress but I can't seem to feel the chemistry between her and any of her onscreen partners in all her series I've watched (ATTY. WOO, CASTAWAY DIVA, WONDERFOOLS).

This is why her role in HELLO MY TWENTIES fit her well for me.😁

Waiting for her Rich Woman Character Era.

hello all, I'm late to the train, but I finally started watching "Last Summer" starring Choi Sung-Eun and Lee Jae-Wook. I just finished episode 4 and am struggling to keep watching. I don't usually drop dramas but I'm getting frustrated with the lack of explanation at this point (it feels like it's just going in circles??). it has such a high rating on Viki but I'm not seeing why so far 🙂‍↕️ does it get better? #LastSummer #LastSummerKDrama #LJW #DroporWatch

After watching Twinkling Watermelon I thought Kdramas couldn't possibly get any better, but they proved me wrong with yet another masterpiece.

I felt so many emotions and cried my eyes out.

I was wondering though why do some people dislike the ending? How would you have wanted it to end?

Can someone recommend me a kdrama like this, preferably a kdrama that is so good but you definitely wont rewatch it. I loved this one but i wont rewatch it

There are great dramas , great storylines but dramas (most of them likely) when they feature a monochromatic or muted colour pallete all throughout the drama showing dull colours (and don't call it asthetic coz many dramas which has bright colour pallete also has characters wearing the best asthetic lovely outfits). Just seeing the dull colourless episodes gets me so turned off of the drama which I might have been waiting or been the most excited for . It's just the dramas atleast before 2023 has the perfect colour pallete of it. I see dramas as mean to take a break from my own boring life wdym I have to see that gloomy colourless vive again in a thing I have loved always.

Hey everyone, can you suggest me a kdrama with no predictable flow of story? I am losing interest in kdramas now but i want to be back. Is there anything worth watching that i can be hooked? 😭😭

I am new to kdrama

Not rlly but i stopped watching it, there wasnt a genuine interest at first

Revently my sister suggested me some and im on chokehold

The characters are so strong and soft at the same time

Its winding my brain in a way i like

Like i feel changed

Rn im watching my royal nemesis-

I judged the show heavily at first for some reason

Then i saw how the main lead functions

She is outstanding

I love the fact that people are growing up watching such shows

It really sets a bar for how one should be in the world

With dignity pride and head held high

With the granddaugther and grandma ship i loved it!!

I went into this drama completely blind, and it ended up really surprising me and feeding my gay sapphic heart. I'm only a few episodes in, but I just had to rant about it a bit.

I had absolutely no expectations for this drama (literally picked it out at random from the 'popular' drama section) and had no clue what it would be about.

At the first episode, I assumed it would be a bullying / underdog type of drama, and that Jae-Yi would turn out to be the secretly sadistic popular girl archetype and torment Seul-Gi. But no?? That's not what happened at all??

This is probably the most openly sapphic kdrama I've seen so far (heated rivalry who), apart from The Handmaiden. It got me squealing at my screen at some moments and flailing around with my laptop. Can't wait to see how the rest of the drama turns out.

Is it the exact same story as Brewing Love? Has anyone here seen both? I mean i came for Ahn Hyo-seop and I might stay for him but if the plot is literally "buisness girl has to convince important farm guy to saver her dream and her colleagues and stays in a rural town and learns how to heal" I don't know.

I really really liked Brewing Love because Kim Sejeong is absolutely amazing but this FL for Sold Out on You isn't doing it for me so far. She feels a bit flat in her delivery specially when portatrying PTSD. I guess what i'm trying to ask is... is it the same plot? If the answer is yes, in your opinion, which show did it better? Ill give it one more episode to see if they have any chemistry at all.

I got into kdrama world early in 2018 and I remember watching a series where the leads like each other, there is some sad past to both which I can't clearly remember but they talk about a plum tree in the MLs backyard. The they split up because the ML goes abroad with a promise to return but never does. I think he passes away but the FL is unawares till the MLs brother organizes some art show I think. I have been trying to find the name of this drama for a while but I'm not sure if I'm combining multiple dramas or if there is actually a series with this storyline. Would be nice to get the name if there is actually a drama like this

Finished this amazing drama yesterday and already miss its characters. Do you think 2521 can be a good replacement?