Wednesday, May 02, 2012
Hey, I'm a pretty flower!
Physical transformation of an actor is a normal thing in a movie world. Let's just mention Russell Crowe, Christian Bale or Charlize Theron. In a normal world of fans such transformation meets either with praise or disbelief (some concern over health is also included). In an abnormal world of fans it meets with disgust and praying circle "for the actor to go back to his flower image".
Monday, April 30, 2012
Small gift for a friend
임동우: Im Dongwoo
Debut: 2011 with the digital single 두사람… 다시 한사람 (Two people... again one person).
Agency: Star Entertainment
180cm, 74kg
Cyworld Minihompy
Cyworld Minihompy
K-OSTs taxes
The taxes period is ending here. This is why I thought about writing a post highlighting some of the OSTs of the past 4 months. And again - it's personal, subjective and biased.
Music is a strange thing, even stranger than a picture. It may move us one second and leave cold at the different moment in our life. The same piece may bring memories to one person, and do nothing to another.
This is why I like some of the crappiest songs ever, and higly-esteemed blues singers leave me cold.
Labels:
12 Men in a Year,
Ali,
Bubble Sisters,
kdrama,
korean music,
Kpop,
Lee Minki,
Mushin,
Oh Manseok,
OST,
Rooftop Prince,
SHINee,
Super Junior,
Super Junior KRY,
Wild Romance
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Kim Soo-hyun’s win is hotly debated
I don't feel as such a b*tch for complaining and whining about this boy's winning now. The fact he didn't deserve it is not only my and few friends of mine bitter remark, but it looks like others are not the happiest with that too.
First, I dropped Moon That Embarrasses the Sun when kid actors left. If they wanted to give an award to anyone out of MoonSun, they should have given it to Yeo Jingu (but I'm jailbait-y biased). The story was lackluster and it was drifting in a really boring direction, but Korean audience loved it. And whatever Korean audience (40+ ajummas) loves - it wins.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Spring with dramas
It's hard to follow certain tumblrs and not to get exposed to spoilers. Fans who have lots of time and software in their hands mercilessly spam the dash with gifs. I don't complain, since I'm pretty much indifferent to spoilers. Knowing the ending doesn't ruin the watching for me. Au contraire! It sometimes puts my heart at ease. It's not the case with currently airing dramas, though. We just have to bear with Devil-spawn that is Sena and wait until Lee Gak will finally stop being such a blockhead.
But this post is not about Rooftop Prince that is proudly reigning (sic!) on my watchlist, it's brilliant in many aspects. And since many of my friends say otherwise, it's more than predictable I'd say that.
Also, I never run out of ideas what to watch, I don't squeal for recommendations as many morons on D-A, I don't have draught seasons too. Dramawiki is mah friend and synopsis is more than enough to... make me curious, yeah (sung along SHINee's Sherlock, dammit...)
Labels:
I Do I Do,
I Need Romance 2,
kdrama,
Kim Jaejung,
Park Geonhyeong
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
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