New Korean Dramas: December 2020

04 Friday Dec 2020

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Cha Eun Woo, Cheat on Me If You Can, City Couple's Way of Love: My Lovable Camera Thief, City Couple’s Way of Love, Go Joon, Hush, Hwang In Yup, Hwang Jung Min, Im Shi Wan, Im Si Wan, Ji Chang Wook, Jo Yeo Jeong, Jo Yeo Jung, Kang Tae Oh, kim ji won, Kim Jung Hyun, L, Lee Jin Wook, Lee Si Young, Lee Tae Hwan, Lee Yi Kyung, Lovestruck in the City, Moon Ga Young, Mr. Queen, My Lovable Camera Thief, Nara, Run On, Secret Royal Inspector, Shin Hye Sun, Shin Se Kyung, Song Kang, Sooyoung, Sweet Home, True Beauty, Yoona

December is here! It brings the last few premieres of 2020. As always, there are so many of them that I want to watch. Sigh. So many dramas, so little time. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: March 2020

08 Sunday Mar 2020

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365: Repeat The Year, A Piece of Your Mind, Bae Doo Na, Choi Jin Hyuk, Eric, Find Me in Your Memory, Go Won Hee, Hospital Playlist, I've Been There Once, Jo Jung Suk, Joo Ji Hoon, Jun Mi Do, Jung Kyung Ho, Kdrama, Kim Dae Myung', Kim Dong Wook, Kim Hee Ae, Kingdom - Season 2, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, L, Lee Joon Hyuk, Lee Se Young, Memorist, Meow, Moon Ga Young, Nam Ji Hyun, Nobody Knows, Park Hae Joon, Park Sung Woong, Rugal, ryu seung ryong, Shin Ye Eun, the Secret Boy, The World of the Married, Welcome, Wise Doctor Life, Yang Dong Geun, Yoo Seung Ho, Yoo Yun Suk, Yoobyeolna! Chef Moon

Normally every month brings new Korean dramas for us to savour but this March seems especially flooded with many drama premieres and all seem very interesting for a variety of reasons. Good thing is, there is something for everyone, if you are choosy with the genre and the actors. Best way to keep a track is to make a list and hopefully the following list would be helpful: Continue reading →

Fantasy rom-com ‘Angel’s Last Mission: Love’ with Lee Dong Gun, Shin Hye Sun and L premieres this Wednesday on KBS

20 Monday May 2019

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Angel’s Last Mission: Love, Do Ji Won, Infinite, KBS, Kim Bo Mi, Kim In Kwon, L, Lee Dong Gun, Shin Hye Sun

Angel’s Last Mission: Love is coming up on KBS this Wednesday and I’m actually looking forward to it for its interesting premise. It is a fantasy romance where INFINITE‘S L plays a carefree angel and Shin Hye Sun stars as a cold ballerina. In order to return to heaven, he is given a mission — to make her fall in love. But well, as all our tales go, he falls for her instead. I really liked Shin Hye Sun in her first leading role in Thirty But Seventeen, so I’m looking forward to see an opposite character from that sugary sweet one. L was last seen in Miss Hammurabi. Continue reading →

Sageuk romance ‘Ruler: Master of the Mask’ premieres this Wednesday on MBC

08 Monday May 2017

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Kdrama, Kim So Hyun, Korean drama, L, MBC, Ruler: Master of the Mask, sageuk, Yoo Seung Ho

Although sageuks never cause an increment in my excitement meter for a show, upcoming romance drama Ruler: Master of the Mask does make me a bit interested. It is mostly due to the cast, comprising young talents Yoo Seung Ho and Kim So Hyun in the lead roles. Frankly speaking, I haven’t seen any of his dramas before and have seen her in only minor roles (except maybe Goblin, where her role cannot be considered minor). But I have read so many good things about these two and know how amazing she is, and looks so graceful in a sageuk; it definitely had to be a positive feeling for Ruler: Master of the Mask. Continue reading →

‘She’s So Lovable’: First Impressions

22 Monday Sep 2014

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Kdrama, Krystal, L, My Lovely Girl, Rain, She's So Lovable

And finally it’s here — Rain‘s comeback drama after 4 years has arrived to grace our screens with She’s So Lovable premiering this week and it is just as we all expected: a story with a very predictable plot and characters. In fact it doesn’t bother in giving any new spin or springing any surprises with it — there is a wounded hero, a candy heroine [not to forget, doing all kinds of part-time jobs, running from the loan sharks], a very annoying and insensitive second female lead, a Continue reading →