Minha Garota (2005)

This drama was quite fun. If you want to watch a classic kdrama, this would be a good one to watch. Lee Da Hae is quite humorous and her and Lee Dong Wook performed very well together. Because it's a bit of an older drama, it did come across cheesy at times, but that's also part of its charm. It has many steriotypical drama cliches and some of the "villainous" type characters can be very infuriating, but that's to be expected and is nothing new with in comes to romcoms. The sweet romantic moments would melt away the frustrating moments. Lee Joon-gi was the perfect male second lead. His scenes with LDW and their relationship was quite good.

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Excelente hasta que la prota se enamora

Historia
Es una historia que me encantó la protagonista era muy cómica. Hasta que a los pocos capítulos se enamoró y todo lo que era maravilloso y divertido se esfumó. Y ni hablar al tercero en discordia. Todas sus escenas eran tristes, llorando por la prota. Por dios, haz algo! Si solo me lo iban a mostrar melancólico era mejor que no hubiera existido.
En ramas generales estuvo bien.

Actuación/elenco
La mire por Lee Dong-wook, podía haber sido un drama viejito pero quise verla. Para mí estuvieron bien sus actuaciones.

Musica
Supongo que está bien, la mire hace tanto tiempo, no hay un ost en mí memoria memorable.

Valor de repetición
Lo único que podrían repetir son los primeros capítulos. Ame a la protagonista -no enamorada-

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Don't be too good to me, what if I really like you ?

If there was any list of classics in Kdramas, I would always put this one on that list. It was the first drama I gave a 10. Never say goodbye song due to which I was drawn initially to this drama.

It has most of the cliches Kdramas are famous for - Love triangle, Cohabiting, Fake-siblings, X-year timeskip etc
All of these cliches are done in a beautiful way.

Yoo Rin is a 20-something girl with having a pile of debt which she owes to some thugs. Running from such people is how she meets Gong Chan. Gong Chan helps her unwittingly, that's how this story starts.

One nice thing I found about this drama is Gong Chan and his grandfather's dynamic. Even when grandfather betrays his trust, he still manages to do his filial duty. Usually, in modern dramas a ML/FL if is betrayed by parental figure, they resort to (though temporarily) rebellion almost immediately.

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Mostly light but does have some sad moments

8/10 is my rating. This is a 2005/2006 South Korean drama with 16, 45-60 minute, episodes.
Joo Yoo-rin (Lee Da-hae) grew up with a father whose gambling, swiindling, lying results in a lifestyle of constant moves. She is a native of Jeju Island but has spent many of her years in Japan, China and many other places on the run from either her father’s gambling debts or the fallout from the latest grift. She often bears the brunt of her father’s deeds and has learned to lie and scheme herself to survive and to repay her father’s many debts.. By chance or perhaps fate Yoo-rin encounters Seol Gong-chan (Lee Dong-wook) while running from some gangsters. Two worlds collide when Gong-chan (sole heir to a hotel chain) discovers Yoo-rin speaks multiple languages and he just so happens to need an interpreter. He hires Yoo-rin to Interpret for visiting Chinese businessmen. During her as interpreter, YAvisiting one of Gong-Chan’s vacant mansions. When the short term job is over, Yoo-rin decides her homeless situation can be solved by secretly staying in Gong-Chen’s vacant mansion. which sets them up for another hilarious encounter. Gong-chen is a bit distracted by his grandfather’s failing health and a search for a lost granddaughter which will fulfill his grandfather’s deathbed wish.
He is not having luck finding the granddaughter and is worried his grandfather will die with regret. A passing comment that Yoo-rin resembles the lost niece results in Gong-chen thinking up a way to utilize his home invader’s unique skills -playing the role of the lost granddaughter Seo Jung-woo (Lee Joon-gi) is Gong-chan’s friend since childhood and is also heir to a fortune. He encounters Yoo-rin and protects her from the gangsters. It is love at first site for him as he has traveled the world and been with many women yet never met anyone like The mysterious Yoo-rin. Kim Se-hyun (Park Si-Yeon. is a rising tennis star and the girl who broke Gong-Chan’s heart after leaving him to pursue tennis. She is back to win his heart back and is not happy with the growing attraction between aging-chan and Yoo-rin. Grandfather,energized by seeing his “granddaughter” makes a miraculous recovery and now it seems Yoo-rin and Gong-chan may be locked in their lie.

Spoiler 🚨 I really like parts of this movie but didn’t like other aspects. It was almost cringe worthy in the beginning some of the lies Yoo-rin was telling and sort of hard to watch. I wasn’t sure I was going to be able to like the couple together because I’m just not one that likes lies. However after the first couple of episodes, it calmed down a bit and some character development happened and I saw a whole other side to Yoo-rin’s character that made how she was more understandable. I found myself very angry at the past girlfriend for leaving Gong-Chan like she did and it seemed like he accepted her back too readily. I really liked his best friend and I actually liked him together a lot with Yoo-rin they were a lot alike in many ways and he was always rescuing her. Towards the end I had a hard time understanding why the grandfather couldn’t forgive her easier because she had saved his life and they all loved her so much and she lied to them but it wasn’t her choice to do so and they had a really good reason. I also didn’t like that they found the actual granddaughter towards the end and it really added nothing to the story. I thought maybe she would’ve been a character that we had seen but she was a whole new character and we didn’t even really get to know much about her at all to be able to cheer on her relationship with the grandfather. It felt like a missed opportunity for a plot twist. I guess coming from a family with someone who is adopted it just makes no sense to me that someone you love that deeply would not become the same as family to you. To me family is not so much about the blood but more about the relationship. And they spent a large part of the story showing how that type of relationship develops between Yoo-rin and Gong-Chan’s family members. I loved the friendship between Ging-Chan and his best friend and I’m glad that the competition over the girl did not ultimately tear their friendship apart. Their friendship reminded me of the friends in “Boys Over Flowers”. I felt like the ending was a bit rushed because we had waited so long to see them get together and some of the other story elements resolve but all of that really happened in the last half of the last episode and we only saw them together the last 10 minutes or so. I would’ve rated it higher if the ending had felt less rushed. I was really surprised that 3/4 of the way through I was having tearful moments because the story got really sad in parts. That was a surprise. It had been so comedic through most of it but having such heavy, sad moments was a real change. I also liked the relationship she developed with the entire family and felt sad towards the end when they basically turn their backs on her although they did go to bat for her later with theGrandfather. But you didn’t get to see the reconciled relationships very much because it ended so quickly. It was good and I would recommend it just not as a top choice. It is an older drama and it’s amazing how you can tell by the filming and the way people act without even knowing that ahead of time.

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My girl reseña

Este fue uno de los primeros dramas que vi allá por el 2005 - 2006. En general da lo que debe pero es cierto que tiene ciertas carencias. También hay que tener en cuenta que hablamos de un drama bastante viejito digamos, entonces obviamente hay cosas que si las comparamos con los actuales pues son muy diferentes. Pero viéndolo solo desde un punto de vista neutral es un buen drama sin grandes alardes. Es uno de esos dramas que recomiendo si quieres ver algo de esta época, ir sin prejuicios, porque obviamente la estética del drama, el vestuario, las historias pues son todas acordes a la época en la que se hicieron. Para mi un 6 merecido

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Ржу над этой дорамкой просто неприлично, сюжет закрутили - молодцы. Гг обаятельны, хотя не так кавайны, ну может быть, кроме...
А еще дорамку похоже, делала команда "Влюбленной ведьмы", потому что саундтрек очень похож и я уже насчитала здесь 5 актеров, играющих в Ведьме, причем даже главный герой последней, который появился буквально на 30 секунд в последней серии.
К концу попер ангст, но финал, оооо, финал был хорош - даже было "прошло 2 года".
И вообще, все было очень хорошо

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A voir pour le casting d'enfer : Lee Gong Wook + Lee Joon Gi (jeunes et joufflus) !!!

Le ton est à la pure pure comédie !!
L'histoire est bien construite, sans temps mort ; le ML rencontre 1 FL "escroc" et menteuse, et passe 1 contrat pour qu'elle joue sa fausse cousine que le grand-père recherche depuis des années.

La réalisation est intelligente, dynamique. Un peu "dramaland" parfois, mais les acteurs sont tellement bons qu'on est indulgents.
Bons OST ( il y a même du Rod Steward :)

Juste 2 remarques sur cette série culte :
- les costumes de la FL sont nuls et vraiment vraiment datés !
- La qualité des images est faible (à ne pas regarder sur un grand écran).

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Une fille pauvre mais débrouillarde et un riche héritier, mais c'est sidrôle !

La première fois que je l’ai vu, (il y a autour de 10 ans !), c’était pour Lee Jun Ki que je découvrais, et le drama m’avait donc déçu, car il n’y est pas très à l’honneur, et Lee Dong Wook ne m’avait pas inspiré grand chose !
Je viens de revoir My Girl, après quelques centaines de dramas et la re-découverte de Lee Dong Wok dans « Goblin »… Eh bien c’est un drama charmant et drôle, aux dialogues pleins d’humour et de fantaisies, aux situations où le comique se mêle avec bonheur au côté romantique.
Tout cela fait que la situation parfaitement convenue et totalement éculée est très bien soutenue et que la mayonnaise prend très bien…Tout au moins dans la première moitié, allez, disons les 2/3 !
Parce la dernière partie oublie la fantaisie et tombe dans le mélo, la scène archi classique « je-t’aime-mais-je-te-quitte » , le goût du sacrifice et la présente envahissante de l’ex de Kong Chan alourdissent considérablement cette comédie pétillante jusque là. C’est dommage, mais bon, la plus grande partie est quand même très sympa !! Mais là où c’est tr!ès difficile à regarder, c’est au niveau du changement des acteurs ! Ils ont 15 ans de plus, vous allez me dire ! Certes ! Mais en 15 ans on gagne des rides d’expression, une maturité, mais pas une figure de plus en plus lisse, de plus en plus osseuse, et là je parle de Lee Jun Ki !
Je venais de voir Flower of Evil, et vraiment revoir My girl juste après ça vous fiche une claque !!! Lee Dong Wook, sauf qu’il est extrêmement maigre supporte mieux le regard en arrière, mais Lee Jun Ki !! C’est affligeant, et affolant ! qu’est-ce qu’il peut faire de plus à son visage pour ne pas avoir l’air d’avoir 38 ans, et plus tard 48, ce que je lui souhaite ? Enfin, ça je ne le verrai pas, heureusement !
Pour en revenir à My Girl, l’écriture des personnages est soignée pour les deux principaux, les autres sont très peu approfondis, particulièrement Lee Jun Ki qui est mal utilisé, chaque fois qu’il pourrait intervenir dans l’action ça tourne court… On peut le supprimer de l’histoire sans que ça change quoi que ce soit ! N’oublions pas la garde-robe incroyable de Lee Dae Hee, qui devait avoir une prime au nombre de vêtements et accessoires qu’elle pouvait porter !!
La bande son est très humoristique (j’ai même reconnu au passage quelques danses hongroises de Brahms), très enlevée et joyeuse, ce qui change des hurleuses romantiques des dernières années et des murmurants et gémissants à la mode aujourd’hui !
Ce drama est parfait comme drama-doudou, si on ne craint pas de se heurter brutalement au changement de Lee Jun Ki !

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As I have heard, this drama is really quite fantastic. I absolutely loved the two main characters. Wookie is my heart, but the main female had me laughing the entire time. I loved her so much. The story was simple with some great twists. The acting was great from everyone, though the female antagonist often acted a little unnaturally, especially when she was sad and depressed in the beginning. She did much better when she was going around being evil.

Overall, just a fun and heartwarming drama that can even stand the test of time. Must watch for any k-drama lover.

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