Do you agree that korean dramas are typical?

[ucierx]

Yeah, some k-dramas I've found are stereotypical or predictable, but I can't help but watch them anyway! If the cast is great and scenes/costumes/dialogues are believable, then I have no problem if I can predict the ending...as long as I'm entertained, it's all good.

[Adobo]

Well there are only so many plots, and I think most of them have been written. What it really comes down to now is delivery and a slight twist here or there within a well used plot.

Maybe if you were raised on K-dramas you might find it typical. Myself it may be the same thing, but in my case as one raised on American shows I have developed a greater preference toward K dramas.

[ndwonnie]

Hmm... Typical?
Maybe.. But, as long as it fun and enjoy to watch then it works for me.. Hahahaa~

[hotgimmick12]

i thought they were so I stopped waiting after dae jung guem but I have recently started watching again because it's gotten better, but there is a pattern for the themes which is sort of bothersome

[colol]

well not really, but usually the typicals type are what usually sell, some that are nto so are like chuno and jewel in the palace, I especially love chuno. The ending was so sad. And not to mention The Legend

[blackangle]

yeah there is certain pattern that most drama follow and really it getting boring watching them especially for 20 ep well but some you can't miss it

[dsiwow]

yeah I can see a pattern or something about to happen

[unknown_dude]

To a certain extent, yes there are obvious events that you know are going to happen. But I gotta say IRIS was something new and unpredictable for me.

[nrshaa]

Yes. Quite typical. But I can handle the typical-ness