Rating:****
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16
Cast: Hong Soo Hyun, Jo Yoon Hee, Kang Ji Hwan, Yoon Eun Hye, Sung Joon
SYNOPSIS:
"Gong Ah Jung, a level 5 Ministry of Culture official, gets entangled in a web of lies when she mistakenly lies that she's married to Hyun Ki Joon, a hotel manager from an affluent family. Their relationship is further complicated when Ki Joon's ex-fiancée and a close friend of his brother's, Oh Yoon Joo, reappears in his life."
REVIEW:
I really liked this drama. I really do not know what more to say about it, though. There's nothing overly unique about the storyline, but there's also no real errors in it's production. The first ten episodes were addicting. During that time, I was completely addicted to this show. It's one of those shows that gets you hooked real quickly. After the first ten episodes, though, there were a few episodes I contemplated just skipping altogether. Truthfully, one episode was barely worth watching because I could tell exactly what was going to happen. However, I did end up watching all the episodes, and I am glad to say that it was worth the time I spent to watch it.
What did you think of this drama? Comment below!
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Showing posts with label Kang Ji Hwan. Show all posts
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Lie To Me
Labels:
Comedy,
Hong Soo Hyun,
Jo Yoon Hee,
Kang Ji Hwan,
Lie To Me,
Romance,
Sung Joon,
Yoon Eun Hye
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Coffee House

Rating: *****
Origin: Korea
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16 (not confirmed)
Cast: Kang Ji Hwan, Park Si Yeon, Ham Eun Jung, Jung Woong In
""Coffee House" covers the life of young & successful Seo Eun-Young Park Si-Yeon. Eun-Young is the owner of a successful franchise cafe "Coffee Page One", as well as the CEO of a publishing company. In the romantic-comedy, Seo Eun-Young encounters Lee Jin-Soo (Kang Ji-Hwan), a successful writer. Jin-Soo has published consecutive best sellers. The pair enters into a strange relationship ...."
I just finished the series and I have to say....
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know those dramas that have predictable story-lines, lame jokes, unrealistic dialogues, and bad production? Yeah, those are nothing like Coffee House. Normally I'm pretty critical of dramas, especially when it comes to the script, but this time I really enjoyed it. Previously, my favorite Korean drama was "You're Beautiful", but I think it just changed. This drama will leave your jaw and stomach hurting from laughter and your eyes stuck to the (television/ computer screen) throughout the whole drama. It never misses a beat and will definitely keep you guessing. I won't say more, except that you should definitely check this drama out if you like a good laugh.
Labels:
Coffee House,
Comedy,
Ham Eun Jung,
Jung Woong In,
Kang Ji Hwan,
Korean,
Park Si Yeon,
Romance
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Hong Gil Dong

Rating: ****
Genre: Action, Adventure, Period Drama, Historical
Episodes: 24
Cast: Kang Ji Hwan, Sung Yu Ri, Jang Geun Suk, Kim Ri Na
"Based on a fictional book about a Robin Hood in Korea, Hong Gildong, this drama is very loosely based off of that book and the time it was set in.
Hong Gil Dong was the illegitimate son of a high ranked minister. A local monk took him under his wing and taught him martial arts. Hong Gil Dong was inspired to fight for the injustice in this society that divided people into nobles and ordinary citizens whereby the former enjoyed all the privileges due solely to their birth.
The heroine, Heo Yi Nok, had just returned to Korea from China with her grandfather. They made their living by putting on shows and selling their special brand of medicine in the marketplace.
Lee Chang Hwi had been told since he was young that he was the rightful heir to the throne which had been usurped by his half brother. He had also returned from his exile in China and was plotting to overthrow the emperor.
The three got entangled in love, hate, loyalty and betrayal and only one side can win."
This particular drama got one star removed because of the way it was produced. The script was wonderful. It is funny, has some modern puns, great dialogue, and wonderful character evolution. The acting was good too. The two main men (Kang Ji Hwan and Jang Geun Suk) were absolutely fantastic in their roles. The only problem was that it was made a little too unrealistic at times. The dancing sequences were way too modern and some of the fighting scenes weren't all that great. Other than that, though, I give this drama a big thumbs up. This is definitely a drama that made my jaw hurt from laughing so much and I loved the overall storyline. Kim Ri Na also did quite well in her role. She really made me despise her character haha...
Labels:
Action,
Adventure,
Historical,
Jang Geun Suk,
Kang Ji Hwan,
Kim Ri Na,
Korean,
Period Drama,
Sung Yu Ri
Monday, June 14, 2010
Be Strong, Geum Soon

Rating: **** (Could only watch till ep 31)
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 163
Cast: Han Hye Jin, Kang Ji Hwan, Yoon Mi Ra, Yang Hee Kyung, Choi Ja Hye
"This is a story of a young widow, Geum-Soon, who never becomes discouraged or blames other people - no matter what happens in her life. The viewers will get both hope and comfort by watching her do her best in everything she does. It is also a story of a family who loves and takes care of each other. You can always turn to your family and their love gives you the hope to get through the tough times. Sometimes, they seem to make your life more difficult, but they will always stand up for you and love you whatever you do."
Labels:
Be Strong,
Choi Ja Hye,
Geum Soon,
Han Hye Jin,
Kang Ji Hwan,
Korean,
Romance,
Yang Hee Kyung,
Yoon Mi Ra
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