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Where's the music?
Jul. 10th, 2007 10:08 pmStill haven't been able to reconcile my Fios lame connection woes which mostly have to do with the ill-made Actiontec router and usually bittorrent, but today, it's any d/l host program/site. Why does it konk out at high speeds? *grrr*
Coffee Prince 3! Han Gyul's grandmother isn't backing down from making him work at the coffee shop. Why do kdramas always depict females as either irritatingly meek or physically pushy? Anyway, still ignoring the lame side-characters' story (the nice rich guy and timid rich girl), Eun Chan ends up stuck at Han Gyul's place overnight. People with hearty appetites make me hungry. Han Gyul and Eun Chan's interaction is pretty endearing. Both of them rename the shop "Coffee Prince", recruit some good-looking employees and remodel the place. This would have been a cute episode had not been for kdrama cliches of characters overreacting to small things, jealousy and too much crying. I guess every tv drama has those elements, but it's really unnecessary in this drama. There's more crying in the next episode..ugh, but there's more cute...what to doooooo.
Sis tells me I need more anime...
Zombie Loan 1! A tale of a female pushover and 2 dead, but semi-alive boys. There's decent production, but I see times of bad animation ahead. The girl whose name is entirely forgettable can see rings around people's necks; she has shinigami eyes. The rings mean they are close to death. 2 classmates of hers are famous for being cute and for surviving a terrible accident. She finds out they did die and are part-timing at z-loan...I guess to buy their lives back..or something like that. They drag her along to point out ring-ed people who aren't supposed to be around anymore; zombies. I doubt that I'd watch anymore of this.
Coffee Prince 3! Han Gyul's grandmother isn't backing down from making him work at the coffee shop. Why do kdramas always depict females as either irritatingly meek or physically pushy? Anyway, still ignoring the lame side-characters' story (the nice rich guy and timid rich girl), Eun Chan ends up stuck at Han Gyul's place overnight. People with hearty appetites make me hungry. Han Gyul and Eun Chan's interaction is pretty endearing. Both of them rename the shop "Coffee Prince", recruit some good-looking employees and remodel the place. This would have been a cute episode had not been for kdrama cliches of characters overreacting to small things, jealousy and too much crying. I guess every tv drama has those elements, but it's really unnecessary in this drama. There's more crying in the next episode..ugh, but there's more cute...what to doooooo.
Sis tells me I need more anime...
Zombie Loan 1! A tale of a female pushover and 2 dead, but semi-alive boys. There's decent production, but I see times of bad animation ahead. The girl whose name is entirely forgettable can see rings around people's necks; she has shinigami eyes. The rings mean they are close to death. 2 classmates of hers are famous for being cute and for surviving a terrible accident. She finds out they did die and are part-timing at z-loan...I guess to buy their lives back..or something like that. They drag her along to point out ring-ed people who aren't supposed to be around anymore; zombies. I doubt that I'd watch anymore of this.
