So far the most wholesome series this year

My School President is essentially a live evidence that even young romance can be magically mundane. The fact that this show has a heart is what I admire about it the most. Though we look for angsty stories, we always return to storylines that make us laugh, characters that take our breath away and make us swoon, and songs that fill us up with pulsations after pulsations of joy. This is because it expresses emotions so vividly and delivers humor immaculately.

Without the necessity for kisses that most BLs display, MSP provides us all the wonderful emotions, but instead shows us the puppy love of two high school boys becoming in love through Tinn secretly assisting Gun to both of them finding comfort with one another and maturing. And the harmonious bond they share serves as a benchmark for relationships. Understanding and communication.

From the story, acting, and music, it was beautifully well done. Especially, fourth, bro is going places for sure.

Oh the songs are all bops!

A hundred percent recommendable. Even myself back then, promised not to watch anymore high school theme and yet here I am. <3

Leia Mais

Well...

I rated season 1 a 10 and this would be 9.

So here, while Sweet Home Season 2 maintains the intense horror and suspense elements that made Season 1 a hit, some viewers including me might find that the sequel falls slightly short of the original. Season 1 introduced us to the terrifying world inside Green Home Apartments, creating a unique atmosphere and establishing a strong connection with the characters. In Season 2, the shift to the outside world and the introduction of new characters may be seen by some as a departure from what made the first season so captivating. While Season 2 has its own merits, including increased action and deeper character exploration, those who were enamored with the claustrophobic and intense setting of Season 1 might find themselves longing for the initial thrill that hooked them into the series. Actually, it ultimately comes down to personal preferences, and while Season 2 is undeniably gripping, some may argue that Season 1 holds a special place in their hearts.

Still recommendable and I'll rewatch the two seasons until s3 comes out and it should better be as great as the first season.

Leia Mais

The best 400 minutes in my life.

This was raw, pure, and true to the core.
Like I was shattered into many pieces, put back together, and shattered again.
I felt all emotions of the universe.

The writing is characterized by its lyrical quality and raw honesty. The narrative is not linear; it meanders through various episodes of life, to experience emotional highs and lows intimately.

It is a heartfelt exploration of what it means to love and be loved in a society that often imposes rigid boundaries on personal identity. A reflection on resilience, vulnerability, and the enduring quest for connection in an ever-complex world.

Yes, finding love in a big city is very hard but one thing is for sure it was Love.

Leia Mais

Diving into Darkness

Alright, buckle up, because "Evilive" is a wild ride into the shadows of morality that left me questioning everything I thought I knew about good and evil. Han Dong Soo, the straight-laced lawyer, takes a detour into the criminal underworld, and let me tell you, it's a journey you won't forget.

Picture this: Dong Soo, the seemingly rational guy, starts visiting prisoners randomly, and damn! He's knee-deep in crime, facing the demons in his own mind. The internal conflict is real, and you can almost see the battle between his usual calm self and the darkness lurking within. It's like watching a moral tightrope walk, and I couldn't look away.

Now, the relationship between Dong Soo and his half-brother, Beom Jae, is the emotional heart of the story. Beom Jae serving as a case broker adds a layer of family drama that hits hard. When Beom Jae realizes Dong Soo ain't the same brother anymore, especially with this shady case involving Seo Do Young, you can cut the tension with a knife.

Seo Do Young, oh boy, he's a piece of work. The #2 crime guy with a baseball player past and a charming exterior that hides his dark side. It's like peeling an onion, layer by layer, and you never know what you'll find. The mystery surrounding him keeps you guessing, and his charisma is downright chilling.

The pacing is spot-on, keeping me on the edge of my seat as Dong Soo and company navigate this morally messed-up world. The psychological toll of crossing lines is in your face, making you question justice and morality alongside the characters.

Sure, there are moments where the plot could use a bit more seasoning, and some characters could use a sprinkle more development. But let me tell you, these nitpicks don't dull the impact of the show. It's a gripping exploration of the human mind, morality, and the blurry line between right and wrong.

"Evilive" is a must-watch for anyone who loves a dark and thrilling story that sticks with you. With a cast that knocks it out of the park and a plot that keeps you guessing, this series left me wierdly wrecked in the best possible way.

Leia Mais

One of the few shows that made me cry almost every episode.

Yes. I was crying then laughing then crying again and crying nth times.

This drama will really sticks to me I guess in how many years. The way the cast did a great job in acting and portraying their characters really got me. The music wow and the osts.....daebak. If you binge this, let me tell you to prepare yourselves and strengthen your heart, for this broke my heart a few times. I suggest to have one episode every day or week, so that you can grasp and recover full of the happenings in each episode... but you can not do that I think as for me also because this keeps you thrilled and wanted for more in every ending of an episode:(( ;).

Anyways recommended 100% to watch it, Very worth it and reminds you how great life is and the people that surrounds you. Love this. waiting for the sequel. <3

Leia Mais

If Im gonna say I didn't enjoy it a little, Id be lying.

I somehow like the first half ish of the show but the rest is a mess.
Badly written and not well executed story.
Also badly written characters.
Typical k drama story line pattern.
Average drama. it's watchable, nothing else.

In a good note, I love the osts and the cast.
Sad to see them in a roles like this. It is like witnessing a shining beacons on the top of a stagnant river.

Recommendable to watch it if you knew and like the cast but if not, its good to pick another show.

Leia Mais

Shadows of Morality

A Killer Paradox unfolds as a captivating narrative where the shadows of morality play a pivotal role in shaping the destiny of its characters.

Lee Tang, an unsuspecting college student turned supernatural avenger, thrusts us into a world where the lines between right and wrong blur. As he discovers his ability to identify 'bad seeds,' the storyline delves into the intricate dance between justice and morality. The cold-blooded detective, a relentless pursuer, adds layers to the unseen war that unfolds within the narrative.

The acting is top-notch, delivering both comedy and gore in a way that hits the sweet spot.
The storyline? It's like a dark, twisted fairy tale that you never saw coming.

A must watch really like its a cinematic masterpiece, minus the clichés, with every episode leaving you hungry for more of this dark and intriguing tale.

Leia Mais

a survival game done right!

This is one of the few shows that deserves a season 2. You will not be disappointed, it was so satisfying and it all does makes sense!

The story is well-written and hands down to the cast here. They delivered it well. Especially, kento yamazaki what a great actor still, he doesn't have a limit. Looking forward to your future projects sir.

Really recommended to watch this. It teaches us about life, family, and friends, also strangers that youve met in just even a minute or so might have an impact in your life.

I might rewatch this anytime. It is that good.

Leia Mais

Strongberry did it again.

For sure, this show will be remembered and treasured. I know the production is not that big but it was done well and you will see the effort.

I think we deserved sometimes a light, sweet, cute , a bit of fun , touching, and has a happy ending story.

I love all the cast but Milk really got my attention. I know many of you will agree.

Recommend you to watch this for you all will love the characters.

and oh they KISS kiss!

PS.
I really thought this will have a S2 because of that end credits but I know it will not happened. ( The restaurants says closed )lol

Leia Mais

Deaths Game is an emotional ride that grabs you from the first moment. Choi Yi Jae's life is basically a series of unfortunate events—unemployment, a betrayed heart, and the classic falling-for-a-bitcoin-scam disaster. But when he decides to take a dark turn, Death herself steps in with a wicked game. The top-notch cast delivers performances that hit the right emotional chords, and the cameos add extra flavor. The storyline, with its mix of genres, keeps you guessing, and the concept of experiencing death through 12 other lives adds a unique twist. The ending, though somewhat expected, feels just right for the narrative. What's impressive is the intentional cut after the final scene; it's like the creators want us to focus on the emotional weight rather than wondering about the future. Deaths Game is not just about dying and living—it's a gut-wrenching exploration of life's complexities and the resilience to start anew.

A must watch for a ride that'll tug at your heartstrings and leave you contemplating the layers of existence.

Leia Mais

A Time-Traveling Melody of Love and Nostalgia

oh my! "Twinkling Watermelon" is a time-travel love story that hit me right in the feels. Picture this: Eun Gyeol, a high school whiz by day and a guitar-wielding maestro by night, accidentally stumbles into a 90s time warp. Yes, you heard me right, time travel!

Now, this isn't your average time-travel tale. It's a heartwarming blend of laughs, romance, and music. Eun Gyeol's meet-up with his young dad, Yi Chan, is like a comedy goldmine. Imagine trying to play matchmaker for your own parents while your future dad thinks you're a lunatic. Hilarious, right? But the twist? Yi Chan ends up falling for a cellist, not Eun Gyeol's future mom. Talk about turning the love story playbook upside down!

Let's talk tunes. Oh, the music! It's not just a soundtrack; it's a time-traveling jukebox of 90s hits and soul-soothing originals. Eun Gyeol rocks out with his dad's band, trying to play cupid through melodies. It's like a musical journey that transports you to the good old days.

The characters are the cherry on top. Eun Gyeol's struggle to keep his parents' love on track while navigating the awkwardness of time travel? It's relatable, and you can't help but root for the guy. The band members add spice to the mix, making you wish you had a gang like that in your own life.

Well, the pacing hits a few bumps, and some story bits could use a little more TLC. But who cares when you're swept up in a whirlwind of laughter, romance, and sweet tunes? This series hooked me with its charm and left me feeling all warm and fuzzy inside.

"Twinkling Watermelon" isn't just a show; it's a time-traveling symphony that'll make you laugh, cry, and maybe even dance a little. It's a sweet escape into nostalgia, exploring the messy business of changing destiny. Trust me, you're in for a treat – a watermelon-flavored treat that'll leave you smiling and maybe a little teary-eyed. 🍉💫❤️

Leia Mais

A part of me wants a sequel

I guess this is an unpopular opinion of mine but after giggling, crying, smiling, and all the feels, I wanted more of them. I just love watching them planning and the same time being lovers while doing revenges. The real definition of partners in crime.

The story we know is rampant in kdramas but this time a different flavor and I love that.
A strong storytelling, and great ending. No questions unanswered.

Of course Lee Do Hyun surely did a great job, no surprise at all. He is one of the great actor in korea in my opinion. He knows what to pick a show by the way. His filmography is great and vast.
I know Song Hye Kyo is a great actress also, actually its my first time watching her, apologies queen yeah I didn't watch DOTS yet and her some famous works but right now will check it out!.

The music is good in every scene and ending.

Surely will rewatch this. I miss them atm. Really recommendable.

PS. So excited for LDH's and SHK's new dramas! <3

Leia Mais

I thought this is gonna great because I really like the promising start, but it turns out I've been disappointed.

The story pointed out is nice though but its getting bad and nonsense as it progress. The characters are a bit annoying and their actions is so stupid and it was not in their roles to portray, it is just bad and lazy writing.

The acting is just meh. I don't really have a connection to them, except sometimes for the actor of the author seon ho. I like the guy he's funny sometimes and natural.

Overall, it was just light. nothing special. They wasted the potential.

Leia Mais

Probably my favorite historical-fantasy drama

I write this because I want to remember how this show affected me. I re watch this many times and only this moment I finally thought to write a review.

A wonderful show that's it.

Definitely recommended you to watch it and its getting better if you rewatch it with your friends and family... the feels idk.
Anyways the cast are great, the osts, ( oh I love "just watching you by jeong sewoon :((((<3 ) and the show itself is so good.

I just wish this will have more seasons and be consistent of the good writing and directing, for sure I will be there to watch it.

ps. Can not wait for december! :>>>>>

Leia Mais