17 Thursday Oct 2019
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Catch the Ghost, Jung Yoo Jin, Kdrama, Kim Sun Ho, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Moon Geun Young, tvN
When I first read the name of new tvN drama Catch The Ghost, I thought it was going to be a supernatural comedy. Turns out, it is about catching a serial killer known as ‘The Ghost’. The Continue reading
28 Monday Jan 2019
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Jung Yoo Jin, Kdrama, Kim Tae Woo, 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 premiered last week on tvN as the new weekend drama on the network following fantasy Memories Of The Alhambra. Like its predecessor, the show received good ratings for its premiere week. For me, there are many reasons for getting excited to watch it — Lee Na Young‘s comeback to dramaland after 9 long years, Lee Jong Suk‘s charm and last Continue reading
10 Sunday Jan 2016
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Hong Bin, Jung Yoo Jin, Kdrama, Korean drama, Lee Hyun Woo, Moorim School, Seo Ye Ji, shin hyun joon
The upcoming KBS drama Moorim School looks weird but intriguing. The story based on a school that teaches martial arts and life lessons, the costumes worn by the heroine, some posters showing a Hogwarts-like feel, an idol ending up studying here — the mix looks outlandish. Lee Hyun Woo plays a top star whose career ends due to Continue reading
05 Thursday Nov 2015
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Hong Bin, Jung Yoo Jin, Kdrama, Korean drama, Lee Hyun Woo, Moorim School, Murim School, Seo Ye Ji, shin hyun joon
I’m not much acquainted with Lee Hyun Woo‘s acting (just saw him in the cameo he did in Scholar Who Walks The Night — but I don’t count it as it didn’t leave much impression) but after hearing heaps and heaps of praise and adoration for him, I’m pretty excited for his drama return with KBS school-romance drama Murim School (or Moorim School) which is about a school that teaches martial arts and through it, values like honesty, faith, sacrifice and communication, instead of solely focussing on academic grades. Well, that surely sounds very different and Continue reading
