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What is it with me and South Korea?  I was just simply fascinated with "her" since my first transit there ages ago.  The first Korean thing I learned to cook was their barbecue then I learned to cook their pancakes and their Korean Beef plus so much more. I have been studying the language on and off(most especially when my almost deaf eomma/mommy/mater started to mostly depend on subtitles, she got hooked with Koreanovelas), but unlike those I have been using since I was a little girl(English, Filipino(Tagalog, Cebuano, Hiligaynon), German and Spanish), it takes long for me to study any language(I know bits and pieces of Pangasinense, Ilocano, Kapampangan, Bahasa(both Indonesian and Malaysian), Hindi, Mandarin, Cantonese, Nihonggo, Portuguese, Dutch/Flemish etc.), but right now, I am trying to get serious with it. Hangugeo jogeum halsu isseoyo (I can speak a little Korean)but hopefully I would get better in time.  ;-) South Korea is a big part of the story. ...

"Theprenupposter" by Source. Licensed under Fair use via Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Theprenupposter.jpg#/media/File:Theprenupposter.jpg ©Regal Entertainment #modernFilipinofamily #ThePreNupStarringJennylynMercadoandSamMilby #romanticcomedy #romcom #dramedy To tell you frankly, I appreciated this more the second time around, but this blog is about what I felt the FIRST time I saw this.  I was pretty excited to watch this, and honestly, I love the scenes in NYC. Everything went sour when they went home.  Things became stereotypical. Fight a prenup with more clauses? What? I know I don't have any right to criticize this movie, after all, I'm just an observer, but as an observer,  I think I could share my opinions.  Am I right? As a whole, I like it.  What's not to like? My crush(OK, one of my crushes), Sam Milby is the leading man.  I like Jennylyn Mercado.   I like all the cast members.  I gre...