Showing posts with label Jung Il Woo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jung Il Woo. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2013

The Best Korean Drama Bromances

The love story between a male and female lead in a Korean drama can cause overwhelming feels and emotional attachment, but what about the unwavering love between two male characters? Not necessarily in a gay way (though it sometimes might border on homosexual, and not that it's a bad thing, either), but a pure love that forms between our favorite beautiful Korean actors. Kdrama bromances aren't hard to find, but some stand out as being especially funny, sweet, long standing or passionate.

1st Bromance: Lee Jong Suk and Kim Woo Bin in School 2013


Lee Jong Suk and Kim Woo Bin
As two rough-and-tumble high school boys, Lee Jong Suk and Kim Woo Bin, blew me away. Their chemistry was on fire, and they were the only real romance in School 2013. Who didn't tear up when they decided to be friends again? What a beautiful bromance. Watch School 2013 free and subtitled on DramaFever

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Best Kdrama Kissing Scenes!

1. Personal Taste episode 10 Lee Min Ho and Son Ye Jun


This is my favorite because it was such a climactic moment. Finally, it's GAME OVER. Plus, Lee Min Ho kissing scenes are always hot.

2. Queen In Hyun's Man episode 11 Ji Hyun Woo and Yoo In Na


First of all, it's real because the actors are dating each other. Also, it is super sweet and cute when she has to stand on her tip toes because Ji Hyun Woo is so freaking tall.

3. Faith episode 19 Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun


This one was great because I truly wasn't expecting it at that moment, and neither was the room full of officials that got the front row seats. And again, it's Lee Min Ho.

4. Flower Boy Ramyun Shop episode 10 Jung Il Woo and Lee Chung Ah


This is an obvious choice. The kiss is hot! Cha Chi Soo is still my favorite Jung Il Woo character.

5. Coffee Prince episode 10 Yoon Eun Hye and Gong Yoo


This is a beautiful scene. I think it is the most romantic kiss on this list because of what it meant for  Gong Yoo's character Han Kyul. To be willing to love Ko Eun Chan no matter what she (or he) is.

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