#scarlet heart ryeo (2016)

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Kdrama: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

It’s been 7 years.. we’re still waiting for Season 2! 😭💔 #이준기 #달의연인_보보경심려 #moonlovers #leejoongi

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[ENG] Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo - Baekhyun

Teaser

Trailer [RAW]

Episodes

All Episodes (1-20) available on [kissasian] [myasiantv]

EXO-CBX 'For You' OST MV

Other

Behind the Scenes [1] [2] [3]

Press Conference [1] [2]

Interviews [1] [2] [3] [4]

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costume appreciation: YELLOW — The Last Immortal (2023), Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016), Game of Thrones (2011-2019), Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007), Outlander (2014-), Marie Antoinette (2006), Bridgerton (2020-), The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018), How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003), Gossip Girl (2007–2012)

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That's not it either. Let's refrain from these burdensome titles. Think of something else. MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO (2016)

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“That girl... I cannot let her go alone.”

MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO (2016) Episode 16

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“moon lovers: scarlet heart ryeo” (2016)

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Scarlet Heart Ryeo • 2016

Lee Joon Gi as Wang Do | IU as Go Ha Jin

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dailyasiandramas’ sunday throwback ★ [WEEK 8]

MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO 달의 연인 보보경심 려 [2016] Dir. Kim Kyu Tae

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However, do not say I “belong” to you ever again. Why? I’m a person, not an item or an animal. How can you say I belong to you or anyone else? Then... should I call you my “person”?

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

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Okay, so I found a list of canon incest on Mydramalist.com (here https://mydramalist.com/list/61GmGYn3), obviously it only containts movies/TV shows from Asia. What I wanted is for your followers to confirm if all of those is blood-related incest? Cause it's supposed to be blood-related, for fauxcest there's a different list, but also errors happen, and I already found one, Ireland 2004 is fauxcest, as least with main characters (who think they might be brother and sister). Copying the rest of the list here:

Ashes of love (2018) - cousins

Kissing cousin (2016) - cousins

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo - brother/sister, this one I've seen on your blog so it's confirmed to be blood-related incest

My man (2014) - father/daughter

Graupel Poetry (2012) - brother/brother

Just like today (2011) - ?

Mitsu no aji (2011) - uncle/niece, this one I've seen and confirm it's blood-related, at least nothing to suggest otherwise is mentioned and they say they cannot get married (non-blood uncle/niece would be able to get married in Japan)

Himitsu (2010) - father/daughter

Forbidden Love (2008) - brother/brother

Innocent Love (2008) - brother/sister

My sister, my love (2007) - in your masterlist, so I can count it as confirmed?

90 days of love (2006) - cousins

Withered in a Blooming Season (2005) - brother/sister

Temptation of wolves (2004) - brother/sister

Damo (2003) - ?

Old boy (2003) - father/daughter, brother/sister, this one is popular so we can be safe it's confirmed

The Rose (2003) - brother/brother, brother/sister, for this one I actually read spoilers and (spoilers obviously) confirm there's incest but the endgame couple is fauxcest

Sora Kara Furu Ichioku no Hoshi (2002) - brother/sister

Jan Dara (2001) - ?

Secret (1999) - father/daughter

Kou Kou Kyoushi (1993) - father/daughter

Kou Kou Kyoushi (1993) (movie) - father/daughter

Himiko (1974) - brother/sister, I've seen and confirm

This Transient Life (1970) - brother/sister

Funeral Parade of Roses (1969) - ?

Profound Desires of the Gods (1968) - ?

From myself, taking the chance, add

27. Love's circle or resentment (2016) - brother/sister, two couples are suspected to be half-siblings (spoilers) one is really related and the other isn't (side note I cried so much in the end)

If anyone could confirm or refute the blood relation I'd be thankful :)

I hope everyone sees this. Please forward to anyone you know who watches Asian dramas and might be able to help.

Plus, I would love to hear more about what's on this list if anyone can rec.

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Byeon Woo Seok and Lee Jiun New Drama

From ex lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo 2016

To lovers 21st Century Grand Prince's Wife 2025

News:

On December 2, Kakao Entertainment announced that IU and Byeon Woo Seok had been cast as the leads in MBC’s upcoming drama “Wife of a 21st Century Prince” (working title).

“Wife of a 21st Century Prince” is a romance drama set in an alternate version of Korea that is a constitutional monarchy. The drama will tell the love story of Sung Hee Joo, a chaebol heiress who has everything but is only a commoner in status, and Lee Ahn, a prince who has nothing despite being the son of the king.

IU will star as Sung Hee Joo, the second daughter of the family that owns the biggest conglomerate in Korea. Born with beauty, brains, and a fierce competitive streak, Sung Hee Joo has always enjoyed every advantage—but when her commoner status unexpectedly becomes an obstacle in her perfect life, she winds up becoming entangled with Prince Lee Ahn.

Byeon Woo Seok will star as Lee Ahn, a prince who has nothing but his royal status due to being born as the king’s second son. After hiding his identity his entire life, Lee Ahn begins to undergo a major change in his life after meeting Sung Hee Joo.

“Wife of a 21st Century Prince” is currently scheduled to air in the second half of 2025.

Are you excited to see IU and Byeon Woo Seok in this new drama?

Source: Soompi

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Kdrama: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

IU's cuteness is unmatched #moonlovers #IU

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Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016) – Episode 1

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Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

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WANG SO & HAE SOO MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO (2016)

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Blake Wrapped #1: K-Dramas 2024

'Tis once more Blake Wrapped season. I watched nearly all of these dramas in the first half of the year, so it was fun to revisit them all and my opinions for this wrap-up! Reviews and pictures under the cut.

Cheese in the Trap (2016)

Would be my favorite drama of all time if it weren’t for the plot/character nosedive around 2/3 of the way in, which destroyed the delicate psychological rendering of the main characters. TBH this drama gives me pain, but in a way that's also kind of enjoyable to tear apart. Aside its faults, it's beautifully filmed, perfectly cast, and did introduce me to Park Hae Jin (belovedest). 8.5/10 for the costuming, music, Kim Go-Eun's curly hair, and the first 10 eps.

Man to Man (2017)

Saw this one purely because it starred Park Hae Jin, Park Sung Woong, and Chae Jung An, and they were the only good things about it. The plot volleyballed among different genres (action, comedy, thriller, romance) in a way that felt almost like a pastiche, but which never committed to the bit enough to bring it all into a satisfying whole. A star-studded and talented cast let down by poor direction/writing. 6.5/10 for the fun of shipping the wrong people.

Who Are You: School 2015 (2015)

Yook Seung-jae gave me a SEVERE taste of second lead syndrome and carried the last few episodes. One of the best kdrama performances I’ve ever seen. The whole cast was exceptional and held together the many mini-plots, which nicely dealt with real and relevant themes. Some later scenes felt unnecessarily drawn out to fill 16 eps, but at least every story and character arc felt complete. 8.5/10 for Kim So-hyun’s eyeliner being a paid actor.

The Killing Vote (2023)

I had my eye on this one ever since I saw that Park Sung Woong won an award for his performance and then after getting to know PHJ, I put it to the top of my watch list. It absolutely delivered in terms of symbolism and suspense and had relatively few plot holes considering all its twists and reveals. The 12 ep structure worked well, though I hated the obvious season 2 setup in place of a proper finale. 8/10 for Seo Young-joon’s character stealing the heart of the show.

My Love from the Star (2013)

This felt like the K-dramaest kdrama I’ve seen so far in terms of tropes: philosophical dialogue about fate and humanity, (literal) time-stopping romance, murders, chaebol family tensions, a scene-stealing second lead, homoerotic hyung-dongsaeng friendships, non-existent female relationships, turtleneck sweaters, first snows, and hospital/police station scenes galore. Jun Ji Hyun is perfect and adorable and my wife. 8/10 for Kim Soo-hyun and Mr. Jang’s farewell.

Bad Guys (2014)

It’s clearly become a thing for me to watch a crime show because of my man of the moment and it ends up being underrated cinematic excellence. Gripping pace, sharp cinematography, and great characters are just the tip of the iceberg: everyone talks in poetic metaphor! Rachmaninoff’s “Vocalise” is a central haunting leitmotif! Jo Dong-hyuk (in the middle there) looks personally and lovingly sculpted by God Himself! PHJ plays a tormented emo babygirl! 9/10 for everyone being unhinged.

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

Satisfyingly lived up to its reputation. Despite the emotional heartache, I did appreciate that the overarching theme was “love pushes you to make tons of bad decisions.” And the ending wasn’t horrible, as I had been led to believe! Biggest gripe was Kang Ha-neul’s lifeless stare, but otherwise the whole supporting cast was fabulous. 9/10 for this iconic scene and the Death Song.

Winter Sonata (2002)

This drama has been a classic in my family since I was young, though this was the first time I watched it through. Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo are lovable and brilliant in their leading roles with fantastic chemistry and an absolutely perfect ending scene. I find it hard to review it, because it's basically an emotion in and of itself. 9/10 for the OST to end all OSTs.

Again My Life (2022)

This one had all the right elements—atmospheric music, aesthetic direction, fascinating premise, good cast—but the delivery just…plodded a bit? I skipped five episodes in the middle and didn’t miss a substantial amount of plot, so this really should have been a 12-episoder. Also had the same downer “efforts toward good are ultimately useless because evil is regenerative and eternal” message from Killing Vote that I didn’t love. 7/10 for a strong start.

From Now On, Showtime! (2022)

A refreshingly fun and humorous take on magic, past lifetimes and ghosts. Started it for PHJ, finished it for the found family of ghosts and spirits, who captured the heart of the show and gave it necessary energy. Solid chemistry among all the actors, and I enjoyed the Easter eggs for other shows of this type, like TOTNT and Goblin. 8/10 for incredibly funny writing and a fabulous emotional ending.

Forest (2020)

There’s a great drama in here somewhere, but the writer never exactly finds it. Jo Bo Ah and PHJ are fantastic (and their chemistry is off the charts) with some great set-piece scenes to develop their connection. Unfortunately, no rhythm or satisfying through-line was able to hold it together from a plot (or even a character) perspective, especially with the short-episode structure. 6.5/10 for the hand-touching scene and the kiss-under-the-bridge (that no one has gifed whyyy).

DNF: Death’s Game (2023)

I like to think I’ve gotten pretty chill about violence in shows, but this one had what felt like an undercurrent of glee in its depictions of the series of deaths that was so at odds with the message it was purporting to convey, to the point where I no longer believed in the message at all. Good premise, decent performances, tone just wasn’t for me.

Movies: Snow Is on the Sea/Snow in the Sea Breeze (2015)

I watched this one for the plot, and the plot really was PHJ being sweet and cuddly and husband material and showing far more skin than I had seen in the 50 or so hours of his drama episodes combined. It makes cleaning a penguin enclosure the height of romance. Corny, tragic, melodramatic mush, 10/10.

The Beauty Inside (2015)

Unexpectedly poignant with a lovely hook and great performances, grounded by the adorable Han Hyo-joo. I love ensemble cast concepts like this (imagine Doctor Who except for a daily regeneration) and the gender play conferred a sweet queer touch. Love wins, 10/10.

The Great Battle (2018)

The battles were lifted almost verbatim from LOTR and some of the quieter plot beats were completely predictable but it still delivered a great visual spectacle. I have no idea why I watched this but it compelled me though. Gorgeous cinematography, 7/10.