30 Sunday May 2021
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Bae Jong Ok, Choi Jin Hyuk, Kdrama, Kim Jung Hyun, Kim Tae Woo, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Mr. Queen, Na In Woo, Shin Hye Sun, tvN
Mr. Queen is such a hilarious ride! Poking fun at the historical drama tropes with our hero being transported to the Joseon era, the drama is simultaneously funny and heartfelt. Shin Hye Sun is the star of the drama and is completely winsome. Continue reading
22 Saturday May 2021
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Doom at Your Service, Kang Tae Oh, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Lee Soo Hyuk, Park Bo Young, Seo In Gook, Seo In Guk, shin do hyun, tvN
I really liked Doom At Your Service. It has a very contemplative tone despite having a fantasy premise and all signs of a classic romantic comedy. I already expected Seo In Guk and Park Bo Young to make it an amazing ride but I’m already in love with their dynamics and looking forward to what’s in store for future episodes. Continue reading
13 Thursday May 2021
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Drama, Hong Seung Hee, Jo Sung Ha, Kdrama, Kim Kwon, Kim Tae Hoon, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Na Moon Hee, Navillera, Netflix, Park In Hwan, Song Kang, tvN, Yoon Ji Hye
Navillera is such a unique experience. It’s centered around the atypical friendship between two people who inspire each other to follow their dreams. Inspiring, touching and heartwarming, the show takes you through a roller coaster of emotions. An unmissable ride! Continue reading
05 Monday Apr 2021
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Hong Seung Hee, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Na Moon Hee, Navillera, Netflix, Park In Hwan, Song Kang, tvN
I wanted to watch Navillera since the first time I read its synopsis. I’m happy to report that it’s as heartwarming as I expected. The story is fresh as mint with a 70 year old man (Park In Hwan as Shim Duk Chul) trying to fulfill his lifelong dream of learning and performing ballet. He gets help from a young expert ballet dancer (Song Kang as Lee Chae Rok) who is going through a slump. Continue reading
08 Monday Mar 2021
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Go Won Hee, Hong Eun Hee, Hong Seung Hee, Jang Dong Yoon, Jeon Hye Bin, Joseon Exorcist, Jung Ga Ram, Kam Woo Sung, Kang Min Hyuk, Kdrama, Kim Kyung Nam, Kim So Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Kyung Soo Jin, Lee Hee Joon, Lee Min Ki, Lee Seung Gi, Love Alarm (Season 2), Mouse, Na Moon Hee, Nana, Navillera, Netflix, Oh! Master, Park In Hwan, Park Joo Hyun, Park Sung Hoon, Revolutionary Sisters, Song Kang, tvN
Not as many dramas are premiering in March as last month, but then I ended up watching only Vincenzo from that list (I did try Sisyphus: The Myth but dropped it after 4 episodes). So it’s not like long list equals more dramas. I see a lot of attractions this month, with genres ranging from thrillers-sci-fi to classic romcoms to period dramas. Here is the list! Continue reading
