Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 6:59 am Post subject: Oh! that's really Post Rating: 0
Hi Belleza,
Oh! Is him(yeah I notice he's also cute although a villan in that part)., her half brother.
I also seen in one of Kim Ji Hwan(Hong Gil Dong) , he & SYR are giving birthday presents each other, Uh, there' s may be sth btwn them, right? Hee Hee...
Warm Rgds,
Nyarnyar
p.s- I do request one more thing(if it is posible), have you also watched"Before & After Plastic surgery clinic, by Kim Sung Min & So Yi Hyun). I'm also interested & eager to know whether Kim & SYH end up together(Oops! I did it again-Britney Spears), as one of my bad habit to know the ending in adv. As there is also another one, Lee Jin Wook(from Smile again) leading role in that series. Could you pls reply me, hm?
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 4:41 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0
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Can you pls. just tell me is our cutie-Lee Da Hae Shown up & match with Song?
Lee Da Hae doesn't show up until -- I think -- the end of Episode 7. She and the Dong Wul meet during the Gwang-ju Massacre or Uprising. It's pretty scary, actually.
LDH's acting BTW is by far the best of all the younger leads, including Song Seung Heon (who's actually pretty good here.) Her performance is strong, intelligent, insightful, and consistently interesting (just love her line deliveries, so sharp and crisp here), and unlike the other younger actors, she avoids overacting. It's as if this role was MADE for her.
This is by far SSH's best performance. The one thing that still kills his acting is his inability to convey various moods and emotions through facial expressions without really hamming it up. Ironically, he's being paired right now with Lee Yeon Hee who, acting skills aside, has a phenomenal relationship with the camera.
Through 9 episodes, East of Eden has split into 2 storylines, one in Macao (SSH's story <-- which definitely is a Green Rose/All In-ish throwback to 90s HK Thrillers), and the other in South Korea (SSH's brother, LDH, rest of family <-- heavy-handed melodrama with some historic backstory around the 1980/81 student demonstrations.) The 9th episode ends with the introduction scene from the 1st episode.
I'm guessing that LDH and SSH don't formally met until near the 20s or so; they're actually building the relationship between LDH and SSH's brother right now.
Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:28 am Post subject: Oh! how can I wait till 20? Post Rating: 0
Dear Belleza,
Oh! up to 20, they(Song & LDH) won't meet each other?
Um.. Okay let' s wait & see the rest 30 parts, right?
But still would like to request you to kindly update me on this page this series as it hasn't aired up yet in our country.
I'm so looking forward to see my fav:(Song & LDH) pair up.
Also would like to thank you for your kind & so good detailed so that I think I can see the scenes as it shown before my sight. Really.
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 8:51 am Post subject: Lee Da Hae and Seung Hun already met up! Post Rating: 0
they already met up on Episode 11
its kinda quite short meeting up but, they looked good together
Hye-rin(Lee Da-Hae) asked Dong-chul(Song Seung-Hun) to accompany her from the venue.
Lee Da-Hae broke her shoe heels, Song Seung-Hun helped her and they rode the motorcycle together.
Nyarnyar try to watch it on www.viikii.net/channels/goto/eastofeden
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 2:59 am Post subject: Oh finally they meet each other. Post Rating: 0
Dear Kim,
Thanks for your kin dinfo.
Finally they meet each other. From your view, I 've seen it's a lovely scence.
So, it's different from othe r's review. They said , Song & Da hae have less scence with e each other. & they don't think Sond does not interest in her, as one sided by Da HAe.
How about you? I also don't think like that.
Hope to see more chemistry & love scence btwn Song & Da Hae. hee Hee
But what a pity. I cannot pop out your attached link.
Anyway, thanks a lot for your kindness & hope to tell/update me about the series progress on this page. Yasukkha(Promise?, sorry I don't know how to tell in Korea language).
they had a briefly scene. i don't think the director well just set a side Lee Da-Hae and Song Seung-Hun's story. because they confirmed that Lee Da-Hae will be the leading lady of Song Seung-Hoon, lets just wait and see what's gonna happen next.
i think its a part of the story changing some partners.
Her character is of a woman who graduated a Law school top of her class. And with her great intelligence and talent, Hye-rin chooses to give up on love for her ambitions.
Hye-rin's first love is Yeon Jeong-hoon acting as Dong-wook, a king and gentle man. Dong-wook loves his family dearly and became a judge in revenge for his father's death. He is as ambitious as Hye-rin for becoming so far in his career. Hye-rin falls in love with his innocent eyes and heart.
Another love that Hye-rin encounters is Song Seung-heon acting as Dong-cheol who has lived a rough life. He is a wild spirit who can even give up his life just to achieve vengeance for his father's unjust death. Hye-rin falls in love with this man who has a passionate yet innocent heart.
Hye-rin is a different character compared to other bright and cheery characters that Lee has taken. Hye-rin is strong and serious. Let's see how this love triangle is resolved in this drama!
source : Cynews
do you have MSN messenger or YM?
so that we can chat along with this topic?
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:53 am Post subject: Thanks! Post Rating: 0
Hi Kim,
Thanks for your new link. Will try to check it out later.
Maybe cause of our internet line's unstability & need some fash player, I cannot pop out into your link.
From your well description, I can see the scenes reflesh infront of me. Really!.
I really love to chat about the series with you as I am one of the K-series fan.
But I can only access to my fav; links once I have a little free time as I am working Monday thro' Friday, .
Anyway, you pls. kindly update me on this page so that I can see once I can access to this.
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 4:04 am Post subject: That's so kind of you Post Rating: 0
Hi Kim,
Oh! it's really so kind of you.
Am v pleased for your kind effort. But what a pity of me! I cannot even access to your link.(Shh! some of the web are banned at our end, access denied).
I really love to see it. If it is available/possible wtih you, could you pls. kindly catch some still(stay, not a live one) photo of Song & Da Hae, from your MV.
You pls. promise(Yaksuka) me to update for this series always whenever it reach as it.
Okey?
i suggest; try to open new browser then copy this link and paste it to the URL!
they met in episode 13; again they met briefly
to be honest Lee Da-Hae's character is quite mysterious
in this drama she loves SSH younger brother, but how come the director comes up with the idea that they met together in a romantic scene with SSH.
what was that? if they will not be end up together.
and the other side of her character here kinda strong personality she will steal the love of her sister(not SSH)
well i guess this is part of the story to make the viewers be hook with this drama(Twisted fate,love and revenge)
i am confused with Lee Da-Hae and Song Seong-Heon love story!
i can't wait to see more of them!
Nyar Nyar i try my best to give you an update(i will)
araso!
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:28 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0
i am more and more disturbed while watching EoE. up to episode 11, the way everything is handle gives me goosebumps and made me speak angrily to my tv. what we have here is the heaviest treatment i have ever seen on screen. from the dialogues, the characters and their interactions to the editing, each are heavier than a thanksgiving meal (sorry about that one).
one exemple is how the pathos is managed and its falls into unbearable pathetic acts (see the love knot between myung-hun & ji-hyun). while watching fictions, i don't look for strict realism (especially in kdrama's case) but there, this is constantly over-the-top insanity (the reunion of dong-wook & dong-chul is a massive exemple).
so far, without mentioning the acting, the only characters i am interested in are the g**k father & daughter. then Lee Mi-Sook provides the only decent acting since even Lee Da-Hae doesn't succeed to bring her character some life (but, damn, the introduction-yet-explanation-of-her-character-inner-self lacks so much in subtlety that i can't imagine the face she must have made while reading the script. cf. ep11 here again)
about the script, well, i realize i don't care about it since some time now and i lost any expectations i could had have.
so, still watching ? probably... because i am weak. and because i know they will all die. everything is damned.
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 8:03 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0
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i am more and more disturbed while watching EoE.
It only gets more disturbing in episode 14. At that point, they actually take a note from daehas like Eyes of Dawn and use a semi-real historical point onto Dong Wook. It's bitter, bitter stuff.
East of Eden keeps pulling me though, because there's just so much hatred in this show. The story has holes all through it, but there's a brooding, seething anger that courses through the majority of the characters. It's not even about any given plot point (unlike say Bad Love, where the bad luck played like comedy); the aura of this show is shadowy, claustrophobic, deeply miserable.
There's a time skip toward the second half of episode 14, and hopefully we'll actually see some warmth and romance. (And Young Ran seems to be less bratty now.) It seems the story is ready for a tone change. I'm starting to realize that this show is going to be 50 episodes. How much more can these characters take?
On the bright side, Song Seung Heun is getting better episode to episode.
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one exemple is how the pathos is managed and its falls into unbearable pathetic acts (see the love knot between myung-hun & ji-hyun).
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Strangely, it gets more compelling through episodes 13+14, when Ji Hyun essentially gives up and in to Myung Hun. I'm not sure whether it's episode 11 or 12, but there's a sad bit where you just see closeups between Myung Hun and Ji Hyun, and Ji Hyun simply looks as if her spirit for living has died. And so it's not that the audience laments over the destruction of the relationship between Dong Wook and Ji Hyun, but that Ji Hyun finally had come to terms with her inevitable fate, long since set in her childhood. She MUST be his wife or die. And, so, she becomes his wife, and she dies inside.
I'm actually kinda stunned by Han Ji Hye here. Her performance had been SO over-the-top (and shrill and annoying in many different ways) that it seems like an act of pure athletic stamina worthy of Choi Ji Woo. But then starting with episode 11 or 12, her character goes into exhaustion, she literally can't cry and scream anymore, and what's replaced is just a dark, dark shadow of bitter sadness. That she has accepted her fate in Hell for the sake of her child. We just rarely, rarely see a character whose emotional presence has been so ruthlessly destroyed by the circumstances of the story and other men. And it nicely sets up the wedding. Dong Wook from afar looks at her with as much genuine pity as personal regret; it is truly a sad day for both of them.
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the only characters i am interested in are the g**k father & daughter.
I really like the Guk Dae Hwa character, maybe my favorite character. Yoo Dong Geun's performance is wonderfully unique here. Lee Yeon Hee has taken a lot of criticism for her performance as Yoon Ran, but Yoon Ran is written as a 19-year old brat. So hopefully the time skip enables her character to develop as well.
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