Time is melting down the speaker

[sovay]

I could without exaggeration have watched sixteen movies in the time it took me to watch Crash Landing on You (사랑의 불시착, 2019), maybe more if some of those movies were pre-Codes, but since this mostly a romantic drama but also a political noir, a corporate thriller, a double fish-out-of-water comedy, and intermittently a music video was very nearly the first media I have been able to watch since the end of May that I didn't dream up, I'm calling it a win for mental health and going to bed.

Comments

[asakiyume]

That definitely sounds like a win. Did you binge it?

[skygiants]

I'M STILL EXTREMELY DELIGHTED

[choco_frosh]

Yay win for mental health!

[lauradi7dw]

We've been partly focusing on Korean output for our stay at home entertainment. We watch some KBO Korean baseball on ESPN. We watched the first two episodes of "Crash Landing" last month and abandoned it, but we'll go back to it since you think it's worthwhile. In the meantime, we watched "Rookie Historian Goo Hae-Ryung" (a costume drama set in the early 1800s), and most recently "Top Management" (made for Youtube, with good production values), which is primarily about the K-Pop world but has other stuff going on.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0u6JWep-40E

[pameladean]

That sounds like a win to me! P.

[sartorias]

Oh, that was a fun one for late at night/exercise bike.