| Definitely korean. |
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| I could understand if some people are saying they are both awful I would have said so years back but was proven wrong when I've actually watch lots of them. I think this has to do with the culture, generally though, people who have been expose to more Hollywood series so they compare the acting of jdrama,kdrama to Hollywood acting and they tend to like what they usually see. It's probably just a guess but people who have seen only jdrama/kdrama then suddenly watched a hollywood series would probably say the same. I watched both but I like Japanese Drama better. There's more value to pick up on Jdrama than Kdrama. Kdrama probably has a policy of keeping romance in check lol Every kdrama I watched has romance with the exception of their movies, I like romance drama but it only needs to be there when it is required it sometime felt like they just want to drag the series longer so it doesn't feel natural -_- Jdrama has a wide variation of genres whereas, recent Kdrama are a mixed of romance and fantasy the genre is getting too boring and also the excessive exposure of that specifically-made-for-film-historical-location-to-shoot I think that they just make a historical drama just so they can use that location and they are way too many of them now. But I must admit that it really shows how Kdrama really spent for their productions. |
enixelaApr 3, 2014 1:15 PM
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| I've watched only K dramas but got really sick of them. If you thought anime was full of cliche tropes, K dramas are chalk full of them. I've watched a lot of Hong Kong dramas since I understand Cantonese. HK dramas seem to be more diverse. |
| korean dramas was a lot better than japanese dramas. for me japanese actors are trying to act cute and making the show feel like an anime. eww. but others were okay like bloody monday and hana kimi. but anime was the best. lololol |
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| I never really watched Japanese dramas. Only Korean ones, tbh. But I've seen weak Korean dramas too, so I personally think it depends. |
_allen said: korean dramas was a lot better than japanese dramas. for me japanese actors are trying to act cute and making the show feel like an anime. eww. but others were okay like bloody monday and hana kimi. but anime was the best. lololol Japanese actually was born to be like that, I think.. my friends from Japan, the way she interacts look like same as anime chara.. acting cute, the way she speaking, aww man.. That's why i hate her... |
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| To be perfectly honest, I like Korean dramas a lot more. I've been into them lately. |
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| I prefer K-drama, their quality is higher and they put more budget in their works. While J-drama , I think their actors can't actually act. But, i did't watch them anymore, lately. |
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| Japanese drama is so bad. It just feels like they are trying to make anime with real people. |
| Why are we still here? Just to suffer? Every night, I can feel my leg... and my arm... even my fingers. The body I've lost... the comrades I've lost... won't stop hurting... It's like they're all still there. You feel it, too, don't you? I'm gonna make them give back our past." |
Rokumi said: Koreans have dramas? Yeah, it's actually pretty good. |
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| Yeah I undeniably agree to the good looking part of korean dramas, but not all of them are all about lovey Dovey. Some dramas have plot, well-written, splendid acting and the picture is good too. For examples, I hear your voice, Pinocchio, Emergency couple, it's okay this is love, stairway to heaven and of course Dae Jung geum. Also, I strongly suggest you guys should go try this korean drama called 'I hear your voice'. It has everything that you're looking for; plot, handsome actors(Lee jong suk to be particular)/actresses, beautiful video, noona relationship ;P etc. |
bonauditeurMay 29, 2015 10:44 PM
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SweetSaya19 said: Korean drama are soo much better because the plot are good and the actors playing are good looking unlike jap drama. When ever I was jap drama I get soo disgusted by the actors playing it because there not cute. All the guys look bad in jap drama. In korean drama the musics in the background are way better too. This is exactly how I feel xD your comment slays haha I used to love or rather crazy toward japanese ost but now I am bored of it. And I think the Korean Ost is better too. Anyway K drama all the way ✌ |
bonauditeurMay 29, 2015 11:38 PM
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| Does Korea have Kamen Rider? No Do they at least have a good Tokusatsu show like Ultraman Nexus? No So I prefer Japanese. |
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shinigamidono said: If you want to find good Japanese actors, don't watch stupid shows where the main cast are In their early 20s. FFSJapanese are great voice actors but horrible actors... |
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| all of them are shit, mexican telenovelas ftw |
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| To be honest neither i don't care about plastic surgery nor hotness of Korean male actors are so i'll judge as unbiased and objective person; (those are only my opinons) Acting: Korean actors are better than Japanese actors, because as far as i've seen from Japanese movies and dramas Japanese actors are seem to be forced to acting and reading only scripts with no emotions and expressions. But Korean actors are putting all feelings in it and makes you feel like it's real. (Ofc no mention about Korean "idol rom-com" dramas which is worst for me.) Story: Japanese drama wins this one. Korean drama always follow the clichés and makes you bored after some time. Japanese dramas are tend to have different story and far to clichés even if genres are the same. Production: Both. We can see well constructed dramas/movies from Korea and Japan. For me, it depends to how screenwriter/director is doing his job. Music: I'll go for Korean. Because almost all Korean dramas have well-made orchestral soundtracks and makes me have goosebumps. Especially check out historical drama soundtracks and seriously some of them makes me intrigued. But Japanese drama soundtracks never impressed me downloading immediately. (i only enjoyed Iryuu-Team Medical Dragon ost made by Sawano Hiroyuki) If i need to feel in-depth of emotions (laughing, crying) i'd rather Korean which has great soundtracks and realistic acting in terms of make you feel the atmosphere well but if i need to less emotional one (like medical/detective/sci-fi) i'd rather Japanese, and i do think Japanese have more plot twists. About animations, i'd rather Japan for sure that have better voice acting and animation ;) |
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FGAU1912 said: Japan wins that obviously.Nordavind said: To be honest neither i don't care about plastic surgery nor hotness of Korean male actors are so i'll judge as unbiased and objective person; (those are only my opinons) Acting: Korean actors are better than Japanese actors, because as far as i've seen from Japanese movies and dramas Japanese actors are seem to be forced to acting and reading only scripts with no emotions and expressions. But Korean actors are putting all feelings in it and makes you feel like it's real. (Ofc no mention about Korean "idol rom-com" dramas which is worst for me.) Story: Japanese drama wins this one. Korean drama always follow the clichés and makes you bored after some time. Japanese dramas are tend to have different story and far to clichés even if genres are the same. Production: Both. We can see well constructed dramas/movies from Korea and Japan. For me, it depends to how screenwriter/director is doing his job. Music: I'll go for Korean. Because almost all Korean dramas have well-made orchestral soundtracks and makes me have goosebumps. Especially check out historical drama soundtracks and seriously some of them makes me intrigued. But Japanese drama soundtracks never impressed me downloading immediately. (i only enjoyed Iryuu-Team Medical Dragon ost made by Sawano Hiroyuki) If i need to feel in-depth of emotions (laughing, crying) i'd rather Korean which has great soundtracks and realistic acting in terms of make you feel the atmosphere well but if i need to less emotional one (like medical/detective/sci-fi) i'd rather Japanese, and i do think Japanese have more plot twists. About animations, i'd rather Japan for sure that have better voice acting and animation ;) what of lyrical music |
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FGAU1912 said: Nordavind said: To be honest neither i don't care about plastic surgery nor hotness of Korean male actors are so i'll judge as unbiased and objective person; (those are only my opinons) Acting: Korean actors are better than Japanese actors, because as far as i've seen from Japanese movies and dramas Japanese actors are seem to be forced to acting and reading only scripts with no emotions and expressions. But Korean actors are putting all feelings in it and makes you feel like it's real. (Ofc no mention about Korean "idol rom-com" dramas which is worst for me.) Story: Japanese drama wins this one. Korean drama always follow the clichés and makes you bored after some time. Japanese dramas are tend to have different story and far to clichés even if genres are the same. Production: Both. We can see well constructed dramas/movies from Korea and Japan. For me, it depends to how screenwriter/director is doing his job. Music: I'll go for Korean. Because almost all Korean dramas have well-made orchestral soundtracks and makes me have goosebumps. Especially check out historical drama soundtracks and seriously some of them makes me intrigued. But Japanese drama soundtracks never impressed me downloading immediately. (i only enjoyed Iryuu-Team Medical Dragon ost made by Sawano Hiroyuki) If i need to feel in-depth of emotions (laughing, crying) i'd rather Korean which has great soundtracks and realistic acting in terms of make you feel the atmosphere well but if i need to less emotional one (like medical/detective/sci-fi) i'd rather Japanese, and i do think Japanese have more plot twists. About animations, i'd rather Japan for sure that have better voice acting and animation ;) what of lyrical music not lyrical music but instrumental music like this; if you found that above overly-emo for your taste try those; |
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| Bullshit, Korean acting/storytelling is nowhere near the same as to what's shown on American TV. Get that ignorant shit outta here. |
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FGAU1912 said: Korean actors (esp. movie actors) trained as studying Film/Acting major in schools like Japanese voice actors have, and especially in historical dramas you can see how elder actors that in supporting roles are doing well job at even how to use their voices well. Korean actors also skilled with martial arts and roles which request strong body works (like war scenes, martial arts and stuff and they're rarely using stunt actors and they're educated by those as well.) But of course Hollywood (esp old movies) beats them all. You know this topic is about comparing Japanese and Korean each other as they both are Asian countries. |
VargnattJul 3, 2015 4:45 AM
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OkayCaim said: You took FGAU's bait. LolBullshit, Korean acting/storytelling is nowhere near the same as to what's shown on American TV. Get that ignorant shit outta here. |
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FGAU1912 said: Yep i watched Taiga dramas and they were poorly-made with poorly acting and production. No war, no intrigues and stuff (no offence, i like old Japanese historical movie called "Akahige" it was awesome) No bashing on Japanese dramas ofc, i'd always rather Japan when it comes to serious stuff (detective/medical/sci-fi etc) |
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FGAU1912 said: First off. Asia becoming a union is a crazy fantasy of tinfoil hat equippers. China, nor Korea, nor the Philippines, nor Mongolia, nor Indonesia, nor Vietnam, nor Taiwan will ever unite. Ever. MechaKiryu said: You took FGAU's bait. Lol its not bait as a pan Asian Unionist i hate the fact our Korean Brothers are us puppets iv almost every way Second, politics has nothing to do with the entertainment and culture presented here. Third, Korea is seouly different from the shit shown in America, I'm not seeing any marks of "Americanization" and I'm fuckin American. |
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| If you're lookin for good OSTs of korean dramas, here are some of the best songs: |
I feel so blue ... you are my world ... but you are not mine ♫ |
| Wow. There's so much hate for plastic surgery. :( So people want to see natural beauty then? I'm pretty sure that "natural beauty" isn't what you see on TV, not even on reality TV. I actually watch K-dramas more than J-dramas, but I prefer the latter. I'm beginning to branch out into Taiwanese dramas. I prefer J-dramas because they're usually about unity or cohesion between people--friends, family, etc. K-dramas are...well, they almost always have romance in it. It's like they can't separate the idea of female leads and the stupid romance genre. This is probably going to turn into a rant, so I think I'll stop there. >.< Earlier, I said that I watch K-dramas more than J-dramas. This is because K-dramas are more easily accessible for me. Also, I only watch Asian dramas when I am very, very, very bored. K-dramas are "funner," for the lack of a better word, and they're always gorgeous to look at, but I've yet to find one that's impressed me. |
| Didn't watch much of either but from what I did watch, I prefer Japanese drama. |
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| Like Taiwanese :) |
| Both are good, but I like Japanese drama better :3 |
| ~Where's Gnasty Gnorc? I'll torch him!~ |
| I like all Asian dramas about equally but I've seen more Korean so I'll say that. |
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