Anaven Santos

One of the best, simple but engaging! can't move while watching!

I haven’t expected this movie to be great. Since the setting tags during the Korean War, it was fresh to watch a story not only build with blood and death, but with a musical explosion. The plot was original, consistent, and beautifully portrayed. Swing Kid’s concept was unique and strong. It packed with emotions and dancing, showing how to break the message of freedom. It tries to parade that you could still dream about something, that you can be good to others while having a glimpse of hope for yourself. Acting and dancing-wise, Do Kyung-Soo is incredible for both. He managed to bring his character in a very captivating manner. Along with the other casts, the quality of each has been shown amazingly. There was a balance between tragic and fun, ideology, and tap dance. Don’t miss this to watch. You’ll absolutely like it.

Love has no boundaries. The plot might sound unrealistic, but who knows, these things are actually happening, not only about North-South Korea issues, but the differences could be towards religion, culture, and status of life. What I love in this drama is the right dose balance of rom-com. Nothing will give you a headache nor stress. It’s just an adventure that you can truly enjoy episode by episode. It is also refreshing to see the beauty of Switzerland and the creation of the North Korea village. All the characters portrayed in this drama are compelling because they are well-developed in terms of background, action, and dialogues. Acting-wise, they were all remarkable, nothing was overdone, they played in the right category. The cinematography was outstanding and the visual becomes more noticeable. Chemistry-wise of the main leads was overflowing, no doubt, the viewers are crazy in love with them. I even root them to be lovers in real life (according to rumors, it was true). The second maid leads never failed to catch my attention too, they even made the story more engaging to watch. Shout out also to all North Korean characters, the soldiers, the villains, all the side casts in this drama, you deserve to be on the highest rating so far in the history of a tvn network.

Here they come! I have nothing to say only for season 2 is still perfection. Cinematography is more appealing, story-wise still intriguing and the production of zombies are still bloody beautiful. I can’t wait for season 3 to give us the conclusion and closure of this drama. This season 2 exceeds my expectations and I was really into it.

Watching this movie gave me the classic butterflies. The chemistry of the two leads is in tune to follow. First, I love the settings. The ambiance is sentimental that you couldn’t help yourself but to think about your past relationship. Since the story revolved the spans of the year from 1994 to 2005, you’re going to see some retro technologies which we don’t usually see in the k-drama land. However, I find the content of the story messy and weak. I was waiting for a wonderful twist but spotted myself on the ground of disappointment. The complications they presented about the relationship are nothing much to anticipate, it was just so-so. I believe this movie saved by the actors. I love them both, their performances are not the second rate to be fair. It just happened that I fall in love for thirty minutes and fall dreary for the rest of the time.

What do I like about this drama? Solid Plot, Characters development, Friendship, Loyalty, Dreams, handwork, Value of life Gender equality. It has PARK SEO JOON A serious drama about more than just revenge. I love the way presented that despite a person’s struggle, when you have set your goal and when you get support from people around you, impossible becomes achievable. A story that will inspire us and chase our dreams.

This is based on the real-life of the last princess of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. The events of her life might be more or less portrayed accurately in this movie, but I can’t help to like it from beginning to end. It’s quite emotional to see the pain of people who went through under Japan’s rule and colonization. It’s very hard to watch while keeping your eyes dry. I praised the performances of all casts. The two leads superb acting to their characters drawn you to be engaged, entertained, and compelled by the story. I don’t mind for the few flaws as they are forgivable (like some scenery is not on period time). Even so, this historical movie is worth watching for.

Well, this drama is not at best of my expectation, however, it never lets me go. You can expect layers of villains that hold grip the viewers to satisfy their curiosity. The dark vibes, the brutality, and gruesomeness of the killing method are linked to the thrilling elements. I say, I enjoyed the first episode to eight, quite emotional and intense, but after that, I feel like it started going downhill. The story is heavy, but it seemed something was missing. I find some repeated scenes like running out of steam, and some storytelling needlessly convoluted. Character’s development of the main two leads is reliable, while some are just plainly flat and overdone. Acting-wise is good, but not that superb. The plot twist doesn’t surprise me since my guess was right. Is this drama worth watching? of course, since we have different tastes of appreciation. I’m just telling it’s still entertaining.

I love this series, it’s a piece of jewel to watch. The plot is solid and the story is like a roller coaster of suspense and unpredictability. The twist is endless while you can’t stop trying to predict everything, then you don’t have a choice but to trust no one anymore. Everything here is new and refreshing. While the pacing of this drama keeps you on the edge of your seat, the thrill of what’s going to happen next is real. I love both of the protagonists, character-wise; smart and fighters. And though they don’t execute romance, their chemistry is a blast. Must watch this.

Hi Bye, Mama is definitely a thought-provoking drama. It’s warm and it’s full of love. It will make you reflect on how precious life is and rethink your values and relationship with people you love. There are tear-jerking moments that only mothers can understand, and children to be grateful for. The concept of this drama is very interesting, the project for 49 days sparks the idea of her journey, how to unfold the story is very intriguing, well that’s what I was expecting. I couldn’t help but feel dreary in the middle of the series. The flow became dragging and circling. There are many side stories and characters, at first, it was good to count up, but later it fizzles the connection. Avoidable flashback stories are quite annoying too, they shouldn’t have to spend thirty minutes of it, instead, they must build the story to be developed and mix with little adventures. Acting-wise, no doubt for all the cast, for what it’s worth. I would give credit also to the Finale as it was realistic and significant. Also, are you aware that acting Yuri’s daughter in this drama is actually a boy? Yes, he is and so pretty