Anonymous
Post 01/23/2021 18:15     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Anonymous wrote:I just finished episode 14. Omg I’m crying and laughing out loud for every episode. Love this series and will be sad when it ends.

it's better the 2nd time
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2021 17:02     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
I happily watched it again as I don’t speak Korean. Picked up even more gems the second time around.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2021 10:13     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
I just finished episode 14. Omg I’m crying and laughing out loud for every episode. Love this series and will be sad when it ends.
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2021 18:53     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Thank you for this rec. Amazing.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 14:25     Subject: Re:Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
This appeared in Daily Beast this week on crash landing - leads with its been overlooked in US but why should be watched

https://www.thedailybeast.com/netflixs-crash-landing-on-you-will-take-your-breath-away?ref=scroll
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 14:12     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
So cheesy but loved it! Blush
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2021 13:14     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Just breath taking.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 22:09     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
I love this series!
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 19:40     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Anonymous wrote:Thanks to seeing a reference here, I just watched this show. I am so glad I found it -- I needed something heartwarming. I cried my eyes out. What a meaningful show.

Such a lovely series. I’ve started MANY k-dramas since finishing CL and haven’t found anything that comes close.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2021 18:14     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Thanks to seeing a reference here, I just watched this show. I am so glad I found it -- I needed something heartwarming. I cried my eyes out. What a meaningful show.
Anonymous
Post 01/09/2021 09:46     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
It’s so interesting that 90% of the writers are women versus Hollywood which is less than a quarter.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2021 20:50     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Anonymous wrote:Crash-landing on the world: Why Korean dramas are as addictive as an unending stack of potato chips

https://scroll.in/reel/977332/crash-landing-on-the-world-why-korean-dramas-are-addictive-like-an-unending-stack-of-potato-chips



Wow I loved this article, thank you!
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2021 20:49     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Anonymous wrote:I don't speak Korean so I need some help on this. When do the leads change from a formal address to an informal one? Do they add things at the end of names in Korean to make it "cutsey," like in other languages? For example, I thought Yoon Se-ri's father say "Seria." But maybe I didn't hear it right.






The -a ending is added to names when speaking to someone younger.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2021 19:27     Subject: Re:Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
Anonymous wrote:I recommend:
Mr. Sunshine
Crash Landing
Itaewon ( either you will like it so much or hate is so much - depends on who is your favorite)

That is what worth the watch.

This is just mediocre : descendant of the sun, Its okay to not be ok)
This is weird: Eternal Monarch / the King


I'm still obsessing over Hyun Bin. Brain turns to jelly when I see a pic of him. That will need to subside before I can watch another K-drama. Currently looking at a selection of cashmere coats to make my husband look like him. But he doesn't have the hair.....sigh........LOL.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2021 19:22     Subject: Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles
I don't speak Korean so I need some help on this. When do the leads change from a formal address to an informal one? Do they add things at the end of names in Korean to make it "cutsey," like in other languages? For example, I thought Yoon Se-ri's father say "Seria." But maybe I didn't hear it right.