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
07 Tuesday Jul 2015
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Kdrama, Last, Lee Bum Soo, park ye jin, Seo Ye Ji, Yoon Kye Sang
I think currently the vogue is to do cable dramas and I don’t mind this at all as they are qualitatively far better than the major networks and also, less influenced by viewers’ opinions and ratings. Of course there can be exceptions *cough*tvN. Ex-Girlfriend Club*cough* The latest stars to join growing cable world are Yoon Kye Sang and Lee Bum Soo, who are starring together in JTBC’s action thriller Last. I love these two actors, Continue reading
03 Sunday Aug 2014
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I love fantasy dramas and if you blend history and lore and adventure to it, I’m all tickled pink with excitement. But of course, the drama should not be something like Gu Family Book that was all over the place in its plot and characters and not to mention the convenience with which it used its rules of fantasy. *sigh* I think even if a show or movie Continue reading
31 Saturday May 2014
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I think it’s safe to say that almost everyone loved 2010’s drama Sungkyunkwan Scandal, including me who is usually not a fan of sageuks. Well, okay, it was a fusion-historical drama with a nice coating of modernism but still. The producers of that massively popular drama are bringing their new show for MBC titled The Night Watchman. It is a fantasy Continue reading
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