The idea behind Doctor Stranger was good, the writer just dropped the ball. It seemed, to me, like they kept writing just to make it longer. It wasn’t like the show NEEDED to be a full 20 episodes. In fact, I think it would have been better if it had been half as long. The … Continue reading Doctor Stranger
As I was watching Discovery of Romance I kept thinking, “This has the feel of the I Need Romance Kdramas I love.” Finally, after it was all over, I checked to see who the writer was and as soon as I saw the name I said, “I knew it!” It was the same person that … Continue reading Discovery of Romance
Impressive, entertaining, daring, thought provoking, bold, polished, emotional – that’s Coffee Prince. This 2007 smash-hit Kdrama is one I wish everyone would see. You don’t even need to be a Kdrama fan to enjoy it. Choi Han-Kyul is a single guy, raised in a well-to-do family. His grandmother is the matriarch, a no nonsense business … Continue reading Coffee Prince
Lee Min-Ho’s character, Lee Yun-Seong, in City Hunter is a cross between John Rambo (in the first 2 episodes) and Jason Bourne (in all the remaining ones). He’s utterly amazing! There’s pretty much nothing that character can’t do! There’s a cool scene in a locker room where he fights a bad guy. Maybe “fights” isn’t … Continue reading City Hunter
It’s a super hero love story! Blade Man may sound a bit strange, and the first episode had me wondering if I really wanted to go through 17 more hours of what I had just seen, but I kept on going and really, really enjoyed it. Joo Hong-Bin has no idea what happens when he’s … Continue reading Blade Man
Heart and Seoul 