02 Saturday Jan 2021
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
Time is one theme that has always attracted cinema and TV auteurs. But as intriguing as time spin/ time travel sounds, it requires a skilled hand to make it a satisfying experience , devoid of confusions and half-baked treatment. Kairos is that rare TV series which handles its time twisting theme with perfection. Quite simply one of the best thrillers coming out of dramaland. Continue reading
30 Wednesday Dec 2020
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Ahn Eun Jin, Hospital Playlist, Jeon Mi Do, Jo Jung Suk, Jun Mi Do, Jung Kyung Ho, Jung Moon Sung, Kdrama, kim dae myung, Kim Joon Han, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Shin Hyun Bin, yoo yeon seok, Yoo Yun Suk
Hospital Playlist hits a home run with its brilliant concoction of the slice-of-life and medical genres, topped with oodles of warmth. It’s certainly one of my favorites this year. Maybe the most favourite. Continue reading
09 Wednesday Dec 2020
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Kang Han Na, Kdrama, Kim Seon Ho, Kim Sun Ho, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Nam Da Reum, Nam Joo Hyuk, Netflix, Start-Up, Suzy, tvN
Start-Up may not be everything I wanted it to be but it is surely a pleasant, feelgood ride. Sprinkled with sweetness and charming characters and relationships, it takes up the world of aspiring entrepreneurs as its backdrop. Also, thank you Show for introducing Kim Seon Ho to me!
23 Monday Nov 2020
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Because This Is My First Life, Because This Life Is Our First, Esom, Jung So Min, Kdrama, Kim Ga Eun, Kim Min Gyu, kim min suk, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Min Ki, Netflix, Park Byung Eun, This Life Is Our First Life, tvN
Because This Is My First Life beautifully takes us along the different roads of love, through three couples at its center. It’s a lovely show that touches the heart and brings a smile to the face. I recently watched it a second time and loved it all over again! Continue reading
31 Saturday Oct 2020
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A Piece of Your Mind, Chae Soo Bin, Half of a Half, Jung Hae In, Kdrama, Kim Sung Kyu, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Lee Ha Na, Park Joo Hyun
A Piece Of Your Mind is like a melancholic poem. It is a drama dipped in sensitivity and wistfulness, but at the same time, it’s also sprinkled with hope and warmth. It soothes your mind and soul. Not easily fathomable, the show brings a unique combination of technology and emotions. Continue reading
