Kristine Katalbas Apresto

Watching this kdrama was totally worth it. It was so entertaining to watch how the dishes were prepared meticulously. I love how this series is a one-stop shop for comedy, history, romance, loyalty, trust, integrity, fairness, wisdom and so much more. Here is another feel good kdrama to enjoy. It has a perfect casting too. I highly recommend.

This kdrama reminds me a little bit of Reply 1988 maybe because of the slow burn, slice of life type of series. The main reason I watched this was because of the lead couple and that did not disappoint. However, even after friends raved about it, I did not really find any wow factor in it. It definitely gave off that reality of life vibes but I guess I expected too much from it. Nevertheless, it was still a good drama to see.

This k-drama brought a surprise. I thought this was only going to be a rom-com not anticipating any form of suspense or action in it. I must say it is a one-stop shop series that showed family relationships, friendships, work relationships and of course romantic relationships. This was another feel-good drama to enjoy.

It was good to see a new k drama where Jung Hae In is the lead actor. This series brings a bit of a Reply 1988 vibe. It is a one-stop shop of different kinds of relationships; family relationships, friendships, colleagues and of course romantic relationships. This one’s a light rom-com and feel good drama to enjoy.

Not my cup of tea. I guess it pays to read the synopsis before watching this movie which I didn’t hence my low rating. I expected too much from it since Suzy and Gummy are in it but it was disappointing.

A good movie that brings reality to screen through animation as Riley grows up into a teenager. I believe this movie is better suited to preteens or teenagers as they will be able to relate to the story. If seeing the movie with younger children, parents may have to explain to them what the other emotions were and perhaps give examples of how they (these emotions) look like in them (children). I like how I can relate the movie to how a Christian should live according to God's word.

I thought I’d give this kdrama a try since Ji Chang Wook was in it but it didn’t live up to my expectations. Nevertheless, there were things I could take away from this series such as good family relationships, lasting friendships and selflessness. I could have given it a higher rating if only it had a stronger ending. Moreover, it would have been a better drama if some of the scenes added were given more thought or value. It felt like there were just a filler, and nothing else.

Not a fan of time travel dramas as they can get confusing for me but after watching way too many of them over time I just have to go along with it. This one in particular is a good mix of time travel, second chances, sacrifice, family relationships, friendship, pursuing goals and dreams, and making choices in life. I expected too much in a different way after all the hype about it making me think it does not deserve a five star rating. Nevertheless, after all those things I mentioned that this series was about I could say it deserves a five. I am pleased to find another feel good drama with a great cast.

I thought this would be a binge watch worthy kdrama but it wasn’t. Nevertheless, it was a good series that focused on making decisions based on second chances. The only thing that could have been better would be its ending.

I watched this series mainly because of Kim Soo Hyun after watching Queen of Tears. It is an old one but I still expected it to be good since Kim Soo Hyun is in it as one of the main characters. Unfortunately, I found that while I was watching this kdrama I was trying hard to convince myself to press on and continue watching it hoping it will somehow get better but that did not really happen. There were funny parts every now and then and had a few lessons I could takeaway but it is a kdrama you can skip.