Micro Drama Review: April 2020

2020 is like seeing one of the disaster Hollywood movies come true. 2012, Armageddon, Contagion, Deep Impact you name it which I can no longer think or see them as merely just a movie—because the reflection where people panicked, fight, break in or kill feel pretty real now due to COVID-19 pandemic’s scare. It showed us humans’ natural instincts and true colours. I am still at awe at the sight of empty shelves in the supermarkets!

Whilst we all are in isolation or practising social distancing by staying at home, thank god this is an era of internet. What would we do if not without internet? For me, isolation/staying home isn’t difficult at all as long as I’ve dramas to keep me entertained, and thank goodness too that the entertainment world has been producing some good shows during the time in need.

Elle Korea: Meeting Jung Hae In on a 2019 Summer Night

Woaah, this photoshoot of Jung Hae In from Elle Korea is sexy! The overall visual and shots look great. A photoshoot I definitely approve and like. Having recently completed the MBC drama, One Spring Night, Hae In can soon be seen on the big screen with Kim Go Eun in the movie, Tune of Love on August 28. If you are happen to be touring South Korea or it’s playing at a cinema near you, don’t hesitate to check the movie out. Otherwise… you’ll just have to resort to…

Drama Review: One Spring Night

One Spring Night — a show best watch when the drama has completed airing, so that it can be binged without your blood pressure rising above the danger zone. When news broke out that Jung Hae In will reunite with PD Ahn Pan Seok and writer Kim Eun, I was not please. This is because I didn’t like how Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food (also known as Something in the Rain) turned out, and therefore very likely I may not like One Spring Night either. But I still gave it a shot; for Jung Hae In. For wanting to see him play a single father role, and I figure I should at least give the PD and writer another chance.

Micro Drama Reviews: May 2018

The new won’t come if the old ones don’t go. Some of these dramas are welcome with ‘good ridden’, while some obviously were so good you wish it didn’t have to end because it’s only a new beginning…

Micro Drama Reviews: April 2018

It has been a long time since the last post on dramas. With some time off thanks to the Easter holiday, I found some time and energy to express how I feel about the current and completed dramas in summary.

P.S. Most of these dramas are in their early stage of airing, therefore the review is only “first impression”.