04 Monday Nov 2019
Posted in Drama News
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Black Dog, Call It Like You See It, Chocolate, Crash Landing on You, Ha Ji Won, Hello, Hyun Bin, jang hyuk, Kdrama, Kim Tae Hee, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, lee kyu hyung, Mom, ra mi ran, Seo Hyun Jin, Son Ye Jin, Sooyoung
Welcome to this brand new segment of the blog where I will be summarizing latest news from the Korean drama and film world! Continue reading
19 Thursday Jul 2018
Posted in Drama News
I’m definitely getting vibes of IRIS, Athena and Fugitive Plan B from upcoming drama Prometheus, what with the genre of spy thriller, big budget, top stars and North-South relationship. Despite the mixed results of shows of the genre (main complaint: all style and no substance but I want to remain positive!), this kind of category always makes me excited and since we have confirmed leads in the form of Ha Ji Won and Jin Goo, count me in for sure! Ha Ji Won was fantastic in The King 2 Hearts where she brilliantly portrayed her action packed role. And Jin Goo is always a delight to watch. Continue reading
26 Saturday Aug 2017
Posted in Drama News
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Ha Ji Won, Hospital Ship, Kang Min Hyuk, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Seo Won, MBC, Minah
Medical dramas are something that elicit a yawn from me. They all look as if cut from the same cloth and very episodic, not to mention peppered with hospital politics (a must!) that is as annoying as hearing the sound of nails scratching a blackboard. Hence, it’s a good thing that Hospital Ship, the upcoming MBC medical drama, is at least adding something new to the stale genre. The drama tells about a group of Continue reading
28 Friday Jul 2017
Posted in Drama News
I’m not a huge fan of medical dramas (although I did watch Doctors which was a rare case, all for the leads!). They just are so episodic in the patient-of-the-week manner and even if I do like it, it becomes perfunctory act to watch the hospital politics scenes *yawn*. Hence, I’m not too excited for upcoming MBC show Hospital Ship. But it at least has some new colours to paint the tried and tested genre — we have doctors who provide medical care to remote islands where no or insufficient health services are present, by travelling through a hospital ship. Continue reading
02 Thursday Jul 2015
Posted in First Impressions
Is it too early to declare that I’m already in love with The Time I’ve Loved You (or The Time We Were Not In Love). I have consistently mentioned that more than anything, I wanted this drama to be simple and sweet, free from over-the-top shenanigans and it is delivering just that and some more. It’s a story about two best friends, Ha Na and Won, who have a nice relationship of bickering as well as affection. They have shared so much and I like Continue reading
