Because I consider myself a Kpop fan, when I ran across a short webdrama called Part-Time Idol (aka Temporary Idol) I just couldn’t pass it up. Jung Tae-Kyung, a legendary producer who helped pave the way for Kpop, just has that special something that helps him find and cultivate amazing talent. He was responsible for … Continue reading Part-Time Idol
If the writer had at least been consistent One More Time (aka The Day After We Broke Up) would have been confusing at best. Unfortunately, this show is just a jumbled mess. Sadly, even though Kim Myung-Soo’s acting is really good and the soundtrack is excellent, this 2016 eight half-hour episode Netflix original just made … Continue reading One More Time
I was pleasantly surprised with last summer’s drama Thirty but Seventeen (aka Still 17). It had been on my watch list for quite some time and I was anxious for all of the episodes to be available so I could start watching it. Unfortunately, DramaFever shut down before that could happen. After coming to the … Continue reading Thirty but Seventeen
The Hymn of Death (aka Praise of Death, He Hymn of Death, and Death Song) which is based on the life, love, and death of Kim U-Jin (a Korean poet and playwright) and his sweetheart Yun Sim-Deok (Korea’s first soprano) is one of the most emotionally stirring short dramas I’ve ever seen. The perfect way … Continue reading The Hymn of Death
The Liar and His Lover (aka Lovely Love Lie), based on the manga Kanojo wa Uso o Aishisugiteru by author Kotomi Aoki, is an enjoyable romance surrounded by a great deal of wonderful music. Ever since she was a little girl, Yoon So-Rim has dreamed of being a singer. With her two best childhood friends, Baek Jin-Woo … Continue reading The Liar and His Lover
