03 Sunday Sep 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Argon, Chun Woo Hee, Kdrama, Kim Joo Hyuk, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, tvN
One drama about journalism is already airing (to good rating numbers) right now, Falsify for SBS and now another one is arriving tomorrow on tvN, Argon. I’m not watching the former, so it’s not like I’m up to my eyeballs with the genre. I’m actually interested in Argon for a Continue reading
01 Friday Sep 2017
Posted in Picture Perfect
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Dream High, Ham Eun Jung, IU, JYP, Kdrama, Kim Soo Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Suzy, Taecyeon, Wooyoung
Today’s Picture Perfect is reminding me of a brilliant korean drama Dream High and this was definitely one of my favourite scenes — the flash mob! Everyone filled with the spirit of music and unity. Continue reading
30 Wednesday Aug 2017
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Because This Is My First Life, Because This Life Is Our First, Esom, Jung So Min, Kdrama, Kim Min Suk, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Min Ki, This Life Is Our First, tvN
2017 seems like a year with copious quantity of fantasy and thrillers in terms of drama genres, but if you think about it, the year has also had a fair share of quintessential romantic comedies — Fight My Way, Strongest Deliveryman, Introverted Boss, The Liar And His Lover, My Secret Romance — and there are many in the works to be Continue reading
29 Tuesday Aug 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
It’s a fact that weekend dramas basically are a cavalcade of same characters, same situations, same relationships, same scale and same patterns. But there is a kind of comfort in the familiar and also they tend to be more warm and cheery in some cases rather than imposing annoying and makjang items on the viewers. MBC is bringing a new drama for Saturdays and Sundays this week, titled Man Who Sets the Table. The prime reason for me getting excited about it is Sooyoung, who I greatly adore Continue reading
27 Sunday Aug 2017
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
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Goblin, Gong Yoo, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, Kdrama, Kim Eun Sook, Kim Go Eun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Lee Dong Wook, The Lonely Shining Goblin, tvN, Yoo In Na
Goblin premiered in the tail end of 2016. It grabbed the headlines the moment it was announced, having plenty of reasons: star writer Kim Eun Suk (penning her second drama on the heels of smash hit Descendants Of The Sun in the very same year), top leads Gong Yoo (returning to small screen after a long time since 2012’s Big) and Kim Go Eun (mostly a movie actress and winning hearts with drama debut in Cheese In The Trap) and a fantasy filled premise. And as expected, Goblin went on to become a smash hit, hitting the right notes for the most part as it is certainly not without flaws.
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