Thread of Korean Piff (Series')

[Monsanto]

It’s okay not to be okay started off okay but ended up being boring as fukk

I'm sorry you went through that. Took me 3 episodes to throw it into the bushes. It is nice and colorful filmography wise, but shows that depend on relationships like that are boooooring.

Watch Mother

 

[MidniteJay]

It’s okay not to be okay started off okay but ended up being boring as fukk

Dumped it because it's not my type of joint anyway. I only watched the first few episodes because of Seo Ye-Ji.

 

[Figaro]

I'll start Mother or D.P (Desert Patroller) on the weekend but for now i got that Belgian fukkery In To The Night to watch

 

[tofuspeedstar]

Watched the movies: I Saw The Devil & The Man from Nowhere last night Anymore recommendations for movies like that? Korean revenge films are

oldboy.

 

[tofuspeedstar]

Penthouse 3 on some GOON shyt brehs.

gotta finish up my roommate is a Gumiho as well

 

[Knicksman20]

Penthouse 3 on some GOON shyt brehs.

gotta finish up my roommate is a Gumiho as well

I enjoyed My Roommate is a Gumiho lol. I don't know if I told you but W:Two Worlds was good & a Chinese series called Day & Night was nuts!! I highly recommend both

 

[Monsanto]

Almost finished with Mother, Japanese series from 2010.

I then found out there is another variation of the story as a Korean movie.

Eating off of this theme for a minute.

Switching to Japanese shows after I finish Something in the Rain.

Edit: Lee Bo-Young in Mine, gonna have to watch this.

 

[MidniteJay]

Almost finished with Mother, Japanese series from 2010.

I then found out there is another variation of the story as a Korean movie.

Eating off of this theme for a minute.

Switching to Japanese shows after I finish Something in the Rain.

Edit: Lee Bo-Young in Mine, gonna have to watch this.

If you haven't seen them yet I strongly recommend:

The Naked Director
Million Yen Women
Alice In Borderland
Yakuza to Kazoku

Netflix should secure a deal for more live-action JP content like they did with Korea.

 

[Monsanto]

If you haven't seen them yet I strongly recommend:

The Naked Director
Million Yen Women
Alice In Borderland
Yakuza to Kazoku

Netflix should secure a deal for more live-action JP content like they did with Korea.

I think I started Million Yen Women when you recommended it last time. I'll see where I left off.

I can see why they don't pick up more J-dramas. They are very dry unless they have a ridiculous premise. Filmography in Korean joints are more consistent too. Soundtracks are better in J-dramas though.

I've got family hunter, 家族狩り as my next watch.

 

[Knicksman20]

This is a Korean movie but I highly recommend it with crazy fukery lol

The Call & it's on Netflix

 

[Chaval]

Almost finished with Mother, Japanese series from 2010.

I then found out there is another variation of the story as a Korean movie.

Eating off of this theme for a minute.

Switching to Japanese shows after I finish Something in the Rain.

Edit: Lee Bo-Young in Mine, gonna have to watch this.

if u like something In the rain , check out one spring night , also on Netflix , same main actor and similar style between the 2

 

[JarrodG]

Watched the movies: I Saw The Devil & The Man from Nowhere last night Anymore recommendations for movies like that? Korean revenge films are

Welcome to the club fam. Check out Mother, Burning and Witch Subversion

 

[Monsanto]

if u like something In the rain , check out one spring night , also on Netflix , same main actor and similar style between the 2

Same writer



I'll be loading up episode 7 when I watch the show, but I can tell it is going to get on my nerves. This dude is too clingy. Add the mom and bro...

This show is about to take a nosedive.

Side note; I'm all out of tears. Just finished Mother in Japanese.



Korean and Japanese Mother series cooked me brehs. Get on those ASAP.

もう一回誘拐ねー

 

[Roadie pipeher]

if u like something In the rain , check out one spring night , also on Netflix , same main actor and similar style between the 2

I'll throw in romance is a bonus book as well..

 

[Monsanto]

1 Litre of Tears, based on a true story.



This show is crushing me already