I was expecting a light romantic comedy but Birth of a Beauty delivers a much bigger punch than I had anticipated. It’s packed with attempted murder, infidelity, greed, dysfunctional family situations, blackmail, spying, corrupt business practices, revenge, and yes… plenty of romance laced with some comedy throughout. This isn’t just a story about a woman … Continue reading Birth of a Beauty
I was very excited to see there was a drama starring both Kang Ji-Hwan and Daniel Choi, two great actors I have loved in other shows. I would have never thought of pairing up those two guys but they worked great opposite each other in Big Man. This Kdrama reminded me of the American movie … Continue reading Big Man
The drama’s title has to do with a silver bracelet Kang Woo-Jin gives to Han Young-Won as an engagement gift. It refers to the saying, “Every dark cloud has a silver lining”, reminding us that even though there may be black storm clouds overhead, the sun is still shining Beyond the Clouds. This Kdrama fits … Continue reading Beyond the Clouds
There’s absolutely no substance, whatsoever, to cotton candy but we enjoy every bite and love it anyway. I think of Autumn in My Heart as a big, fluffy bunch of cotton candy. It’s as sappy as sappy can get, in fact we’re up to our noses in it, but we don’t care because – well, … Continue reading Autumn in My Heart
Angel Eyes asks the question, “How far are you willing to go for your child’s happiness?” Good topic for debate. This drama shows us the agonizing consequences of bad choices that can, literally, last a life time. Doong-Joo falls in love with a girl that he’s surprised to find out is blind. Doong-Joo is a wonderful … Continue reading Angel Eyes
Heart and Seoul 