30 Monday Mar 2020
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Ahn Bo Hyun, Chris Lyon, Itaewon Class, Kdrama, Kim Da Mi, Kim Dong Hee, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Joo Young, Nara, Park Seo Joon, Ryu Kyung Soo, Yoo Jae Myung
Itaewon Class is a strange amalgamation of dramatic revenge saga and entrepreneurial journey of a man. Ultimately, it’s a satisfying, heart tugging and emotionally thrilling journey of a righteous man. The show is based on a popular webtoon and has gained lots of love from viewers and critics alike.
02 Monday Mar 2020
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Crash Landing On You has all the ingredients of making a successful recipe — two of the hottest stars opposite each other, story revolving around star-crossed lovers, high production budget and top writer. Result — a delectable dish, but not without flaws. It makes for an enjoyable watch with some golden moments and delightful characters. Continue reading
12 Monday Aug 2019
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Her Private Life, Kdrama, Kim Jae Wook, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Park Min Young, tvN
Her Private Life is all about hearts, kisses, hugs and sweet candies. More than anything, it is witnessing the journey of two people falling in love and surmounting the complications on the way with their thoughtfulness and maturity. And yes, there is fangirling — so gloriously relatable! Plus, Kim Jae Wook 💖 Continue reading
19 Tuesday Mar 2019
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Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Jong Suk, Lee Na Young, Romance Is A Bonus Book, tvN, Wi Ha Joon
Romance Is A Bonus Book is such a sweet delight! Charming characters blended with simple, soothing, feel-good narrative make it a pleasing ride. And the show loves books as much as I do. So yes, it had to win me over for that if for nothing else! Continue reading
21 Monday Jan 2019
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Hyun Bin, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Memories Of The Alhambra, Netflix, Park Shin Hye
(This review contains spoilers)
I’m not sure how to start this review. How to preface a post when you have a divided opinion about it. Is the ending everything? Or being great for the most part obliterates the sour taste that the culmination leaves? I don’t think we can see a show half and half. If you start something, it is the drama’s writer’s duty to end it in a satisfactory manner. Still I’ll try my best to jot down the pros as well as cons. Maybe this review will have a coherent end. Continue reading
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