I was surprised at how much I enjoyed Cheese in the Trap. I didn’t think the plot and characters would be deep enough for me to really like the show, but I was wrong. To me, college life and love doesn’t sound all that riveting but that was actually part of its appeal. It was … Continue reading Cheese in the Trap
All this 10 episode webdrama needed to fit in with the TV drama big guys was some more depth, a better ending, and a little polish. We Broke Up, based on the webcomic of the same name, is decently written, finely acted, and well directed but it’s short length and lack of background details kept me … Continue reading We Broke Up
I started Playful Kiss about five times, never getting any further than the first 15 minutes before I turned it off and found another drama. I just couldn’t get into it. It didn’t seem serious enough for me to spend 16 hours on. But because Playful Kiss is considered a classic, like Boys Over Flowers, … Continue reading Playful Kiss
I finally found a webdrama worthy of playing with the big boys- The Secret Message. It’s 18 episodes, each vary in length somewhere between 11 to 23 minutes long. I was pleasantly surprised to find myself hooked right away, anxiously going from episode to episode watching this long distance love story unfold. Woo-Hyun is a … Continue reading The Secret Message
Take some ideas from A Thousand Days Promise, Love Rain, and The Time That I Loved You, 7,000 Days and put them together in one Kdrama. What do you get?… Bubblegum. Park Ri-Hwan and Kim Haeng-Ah were raised together like brother and sister – as close as close can be. For Ri-Hwan, his love for her blossomed from a … Continue reading Bubblegum
Heart and Seoul 