All in all, Crash Landing on You is one of the best Kdramas I’ve seen. Its definitely way up there in my Top 5. It not only ticked all of the boxes of a good drama but it even upped the game some more. It will be tough to top this one because there is too much to love. … Read More Crash Landing on You: Kdrama Review
Hello guys! We’re in for a treat today because I’ve asked my good friend (and fellow Kdrama addict) Mj Uy-Morelos for a guest post on Netflix and tVN’s recent smash hit Crash Landing on You, featuring the power duo of Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin. Mj followed the series (as well as watched all… Read More Five Life Lessons We Learn from ‘Crash Landing on You’
All in all, Touch Your Heart delivered an honest, heartwarming, simple but effective love story portrayed by characters that also touch the hearts of the viewers. The final scene and dialogue, in particular perfectly captured the essence of the show. I have nothing but glowing words for this series and sincerely hope that Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na will work on another project like this one because their chemistry is just too strong to ignore.… Read More Touch Your Heart: Korean Drama Review
All in all, I am not a Robot’s main strength was the strong casting. Despite the overly lengthy dialogues, despite the poor character development and scenes that made no sense, I liked that the cast managed to gel together and pull out performances that made the audience care about what happens to them. It was a good rom com. It delivered on the happy feels and the romance but I wouldn’t go so far as to rank it among my favorites. Not yet at “Yeppo” (Pretty) level for me but it was a solid series. No doubt. … Read More I am not a Robot: Korean Drama Review
From nightmare to living the fantasy, While You Were Sleeping came full circle. It was a great binge watch that I would definitely re-watch one of these days like many of my favorites. … Read More While You Were Sleeping: Kdrama Review
All in all, Midnight Runners involved a lot of running, brawling, mystery and ethical questions. It will definitely take the audience on a roller coaster ride for its over an hour run. With characters that are rootable and relatable, you can’t help but feel invested in the outcome of their accidental mission. It was well paced and it had a lot of heart. And while its ending was generic, you can’t help but be happy to have at least seen this movie. It was fun. … Read More Midnight Runners: Movie Review
It’s been a while since I was able to binge watch a Korean drama and honestly, I still have a lot lined up in my TBW pile. I’ve heard some good things about action/drama Healer and had it on file for some time before I finally got around to watching it. like a can of… Read More Healer: Korean drama review
It took me a while before I finally broke down to watch the final two episodes of Park Shin Hye (The Heirs, He’s Beautiful), and Lee Jong Suk’s (I Can Hear Your Voice) Pinocchio series. Its not because the drama was horrible, but because it was actually too good. I didn’t want to say goodbye… Read More Pinocchio: Korean Drama Review
I didn’t originally plan on watching The Master’s Sun but because it was being shown on local TV every night and I kept catching glances of episodes, I was drawn to the plot and the easy chemistry of its two lead stars Jo Ji Sub and Gyo Hyo Jin, in a story that could best… Read More The Master’s Sun: Korean Drama Review
When Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye), a poor student working three part time jobs learns that her older sister is getting married in America, she takes out her savings to buy a ticket to the US in the hopes of trying for a better life abroad. Upon arriving in the States, however, she not… Read More Heirs: Korean drama review
