While waiting for the next episode of Master's Sun, I traced back Gong Hyo-jin's previous drama I haven't watch. And I managed to finish two dramas, Pasta (2010) and The Greatest Love (2011).
She surely has her own charm! I just found out on how to enjoy K-drama now. Not that I didn't enjoy kdrama before, but i told myself that many of them are dragging too much, but maybe because i found a new point of view on how to understand the plot and the characters. Well, there's still some that dragging, but I can pick a good one now *cough*
I love Pasta (2010)! It has good story, nice dialogues, and good casts. Lee Sun-gyun is awesome xD. I didn't favor him on Coffee Prince (2007), except that he has unique voice, but he's good in Pasta. On some point, he reminds me of Takuya's acting..
The Greatest Love (2011)... oh-my-God.. I can't imagine that I saw Cha Seung-won in it!! LMAO Dokko-jin!! He's totally made me speechless! I guess, I need to see Athena to erase Dokko-jin image xDDD.
I can't help to grins every time I remember him. I don't like the story actually, but it all thanks to CSW's acting. The child actor who played as Go Ae-jung's nephew is good! So with Dokko-jin's manager xD
All along, I remember CSW as the tallest actor I've seen. But, now.. I won't forget Dokko-jin and his ding-dong, his silly laugh and his hotki**^o^
I wonder..what if CSW got the cast for Joong-won in Master's Sun *sorry SJS* :p
You two are look a like on some point, but CSW is way more experience? No offense xD
Gosh, I watched too many dramas lately, and surprisingly it's K-drama!
So, what should I watch next? City Hall? Athena?
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