Prettiness and a question
Apr. 26th, 2007 12:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dangermousieHere is the trailer for Virgin Snow:
Doesn't it look awesome?
I am partway through Takki's Romeo & Juliet and it's delightful. I definitely buy a girl falling at first sight/going after Takki (though I do think the love is a bit too sudden, they are so adorable together, I cannot complain). The scenes in the diner and on the bench and on the beach, all with the teasing? So cute. He is a bit more serious than she is because he's had a harder life, but overall adorableness is off the scale.
I got Yoshitsune too, but that will have to wait until I finish other stuff. I haven't even had time for ProDai and Liar Game ep 2.
And this brings me to the main topic of the post.
Do you have recs for good historical dramas? This means you,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meganbmoore. I don't care if they are Chinese, Korean or Japanese. I've seen and loved Damo (as well as kmovies Untold Scandal and Duelist), and have Seven Swords, Musashi and Yoshitsune, as well as jmovie Shinobi. (I've actually seen a bunch of K/J/C period flicks.) Any other recs? I prefer hot men and swords to plotty women, but I'll take what I can get.
Emperor of the Sea sounds good. Anything else?
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Doesn't it look awesome?
I am partway through Takki's Romeo & Juliet and it's delightful. I definitely buy a girl falling at first sight/going after Takki (though I do think the love is a bit too sudden, they are so adorable together, I cannot complain). The scenes in the diner and on the bench and on the beach, all with the teasing? So cute. He is a bit more serious than she is because he's had a harder life, but overall adorableness is off the scale.
I got Yoshitsune too, but that will have to wait until I finish other stuff. I haven't even had time for ProDai and Liar Game ep 2.
And this brings me to the main topic of the post.
Do you have recs for good historical dramas? This means you,
meganbmoore. I don't care if they are Chinese, Korean or Japanese. I've seen and loved Damo (as well as kmovies Untold Scandal and Duelist), and have Seven Swords, Musashi and Yoshitsune, as well as jmovie Shinobi. (I've actually seen a bunch of K/J/C period flicks.) Any other recs? I prefer hot men and swords to plotty women, but I'll take what I can get.Emperor of the Sea sounds good. Anything else?
ETA:
