25 Friday Aug 2017
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JTBC, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Lee Yoo Bi, Minho, Somehow 18, web drama, webdrama
The next webdrama to release in the series of webdramas JTBC has planned in order to encourage new talents and concepts, is time travelling Somehow 18. The show stars Kpop group SHINee‘s Minho in the lead role where he plays an orthopedic Continue reading
05 Sunday Jul 2015
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In the final stretch of its promotion cycle, vampire-sageuk Scholar Who Walks The Night has released pretty posters that accentuate its central theme of vampires, myths, magic, romance and angst. The four posters include one with our hero Lee Jun Ki, standing alone with a backdrop consisting of full moon, bats and a lonely night along Continue reading
29 Monday Jun 2015
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Changmin, Kdrama, Kim So Eun, Lee Hyun Woo, Lee Jun Ki, Lee Soo Hyuk, Lee Yoo Bi, Scholar Who Walks The Night
I’m a sucker for fantasy stories set in historical times. The period gives the genre an added believability and the myths and mystical characters of that time provide an intriguing factor to it. This is the main reason for me looking forward to fantasy fusion sageuk Scholar Who Walks The Night and Lee Jun Ki being the main lead also Continue reading
18 Monday May 2015
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Scholar Who Walks The Night is the name of upcoming fantasy sageuk on MBC and the drama is more famous for the casting roulette that happened regarding the female leads rather than its subject matter. For a while it looked like the production would get stuck and would not see the light anytime soon. But finally the casting got confirmed with Lee Jun ki headlining the show along with Lee Yoo Bi, Kim So Eun, Changmin (of Kpop group TVXQ) and Lee Soo Hyuk. The balance of the leads does look weird as we have brilliance called Lee Jun Ki on one hand, and the others are also quite good but still a bit green and new. Continue reading
10 Friday Apr 2015
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
Pinocchio is a very warm drama that beautifully presents a good mix of idealism, heart and humour. Just like its writer’s previous shows Dream High and I Hear Your Voice. It garnered good ratings and although it didn’t become head-over-heels-in-love for me, I did admire it from start to finish. Continue reading
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