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
10 Saturday Oct 2020
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Bae Doo Na, Cho Seung Woo, Choi Moo Sung, Forest of Secrets 2, Jeon Hye Jin, Jo Seung Woo, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Joon Hyuk, Netflix, Secret Forest 2, Stranger 2, tvN, Yoon Se Ah
More often than not, the sequels or prequels or season extensions tend to disappoint, or fail to meet the expectations of an acclaimed and beloved movie or TV show. Forest Of Secrets (aka Stranger for Netflix viewers) aired in 2017 and it was a tall order to match its stupendousness. But the second season proves to be an exception by taking the praiseworthy elements of its predecessor and being a worthy story in its own right. Continue reading
16 Wednesday Sep 2020
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Dasom, JTBC, Kdrama, Kim Da Som, Kim Min Joon, Koo Ja Sung, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Netflix, sohn ho joon, Son Ho Joon, Song Ji Hyo, Song Jong Ho, Was It Love?
The good thing about Was It Love is that it’s a very easy watch without any emotional investment. Well, it’s subjective if not being emotionally involved can be a good thing. It’s rare that I don’t feel anything after watching a show and this drama falls in that category. Continue reading
09 Wednesday Sep 2020
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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, Kdrama, Kim Soo Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Netflix, Oh Jung Se, Seo Ye Ji, tvN
It’s Okay To Not Be Okay mesmerizes with its brilliant sketching of human nature in its various shades. It’s a beautiful show that centers around the sensitive subject of mental health. Although it does not deal with it perfectly, everything else in the drama is pitch perfect — story, characters, relationships, music, acting, production quality, camaraderie. Continue reading
30 Thursday Jul 2020
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Lee Dong Wook, Lee Sang Woo, Netflix, Oh Jung Se, Reach Of Sincerity, Touch Your Heart, tvN, Yoo In Na
Touch Your Heart is all things sweet and delightful! The Goblin (2017) pair of Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na won everyone’s heart in that drama and it is no surprise that their second outing was highly anticipated. The drama fulfils all our wishes by giving us a memorable couple with lots and lots of feel-good romance, in contrast to the bittersweet nature in Goblin. Continue reading
