Wah Hoo! How lucky I was to have found one more fine webdrama – Love in Memory. Award winning actor and actress, Jung Gyu-Woon and Jo Yoon-Hee are what attracted me to the very good, one hour (six episodes, 10 minutes each) love-triangle tale in the first place. I’ve liked them both in several Kdramas … Continue reading Love in Memory
You know that party game where someone starts out telling a story and after they say the first sentence the person sitting next to them makes up the next sentence, and so on? The story, almost always, ends up being disjointed, amateurish, and lacking in depth. The Romantic Movement: Seoul made me think of that … Continue reading The Romantic Movement: Seoul
Short but sweet. Those three words describe Her Lovely Heels, perfectly. It’s a delightful story about Ji-Hoo and Tae-Soo, two people who find love in an unlikely place – a shoe store. A big sign outside a shoe store announces a 50% off sale – way too tempting for Ji-Hoo and her friend to pass … Continue reading Her Lovely Heels
Love Cells is a webdrama that’s a bit on the strange side. Quirky, weird, different? No, unique is a better word. Don’t get me wrong, I did enjoy it. It’s just not your average Kdrama, but that’s okay. There are 15 episodes, each around 15 minutes long. You’re probably wondering the same thing I did, … Continue reading Love Cells
Dream Knight is really good, especially for a webdrama. It’s a short, 12 episode (around 12 to 20 minutes per episode) fantasy about four stuffed dolls who come alive to protect a girl who is all alone. (Reminiscent of “Gimmick!” for the NES.) In-Hyung’s high school holds a dance contest and the winner gets to … Continue reading Dream Knight
Heart and Seoul 