Why international audiences fell in love with K-drama - The Cultural Frontline, BBC World Service

[@dolinaj1]

Some K-drama series tell stories of sickly-sweet juvenile romantic love. But many series and films are superbly written, produced, directed and acted - and are much more appealing than the Marvel franchise, for instance..

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[@TheGezzagirl55]

My daughter started me off with Coffee Prince. I watch a couple each year.

[@TheGezzagirl55]

And then I watched Last Train to Bussan. Very scary and disturbing but great!

[@bngr_bngr]

Next profile Eunji.

[@nourake341]

I watch kdramas since end 2009

[@vgreco253]

We watch Kdramas just because it has less violence and sex, and this inocence not present in other americans series. If ti changes I´m not sure if the success will continues.

[@nancyjwynn8309]

Sadly, I am seeing western influences on recent Netflix K dramas.

[@saifshawqi467]

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[@ssengic]

오호~

[@user_________________913]

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[@Tomor81]

I tried to Watch few but non of them could last longer than 3 episodes then immediately out of my list. I found them extremely unreal unreasonable and make no sense. I am wondering the authors may thought that we are enough fool to be fooled. But I love to see what they wear 😅

[@skepticon9390]

We don’t… Good drama isn’t owned by any one nation. K-drama isn’t better than current US or UK drama - but it’s certainly not worse…

[@alizagaming8982]

But I didn’t feel in love about this series!

[@clairoliveira7769]

Acho tóxico...

[@kimmoonson3386]

K-drama and kpop should use English language please for world wide fan.🙏❤️

[@kimmoonson3386]

K-drama and kpop Artist should have use English language please for world wide fan,🙏💝😢