Thursday, July 16, 2015

Protect the Boss (Kdrama)

Oh my gee it's been years (okay around 2 years) since I last saw this drama and my post for this has been in draft mode for so long. I have so many pics so just look at it. I won't review it extensively anymore. Hahaha!























Okay so obviously I loved this drama. Initially it was just for the love of Jaejoong of TVXQ/JYJ but Jisung really captured my heart here. He was SOOOOOOO good in this! Jaejoong was cool as always so nothing new. Haha!

I don't remember a lot about this but I remember literally laughing a lot of times while I watched this. If I will be given a chance to re-watch it, I'll really do!!! 

Shitsuren Chocolatier (Jdrama)

                               

Well I have no time to review this drama extensively...but yes I saw it and finished it just early this year. I think this is the very last drama I saw so far. (I'm working on Bartender still...LOL so late).

I don't remember the names of the characters anymore. So maybe I'll just go on the concept or what little I remember.

By far (correct me if I'm wrong) this was Matsujun's most liberated drama. Sorry that really stood out. They are trying to keep up with Western television. I have nothing else to say.

NOT. Well it still was a good drama. I finished it even though Saeko gave me a headache. I was rooting for the other girl who was also a chocolatier (and I'm sure a lot of people did, or not all). But anywho, it wasn't the best but it still wasn't the worst I think.

I also like the fact that Matsujun reunited with a co-star he had in Bambino! His name here was Ricdor. He likes Matsujun here (okay, LOVE) but in Bambino! they hated each other hahaha!

The theme song used was BITTERSWEET and it's by far my most played Arashi song and considering I just got to listen to it last year, Life is so bittersweet and I can sooooo relate. I love it to bits.

So there's this other Matsujun drama I haven't seen. Need to catch up with my drama queue. Hahaha!

Ja ne!


Saturday, September 7, 2013

Matsujun's New Drama on NHK

I haven't been updated with my most favorite Japanese actor lately and this article from TOKYOHIVE was the recent one I read about Matsujun. His new drama "Hajimari no Uta " on NHK will start to air this September 23. Too bad I don't have NHK anymore. I bet it's not available on the NHK World app. Bother.

Sounds promising though. It's work-related again, and most of his past dramas revolved around a certain occupation too. Remember him being a cook/waiter, actor and newbie detective? I always love watching his jdoramas not just because of HIM, but because of the themes of it. Really inspirational for someone like me who's constantly searching for direction.

I dunno if I'll be able to watch this show. I would love to change the layout of this blog if ever. But anywho, I wish Matsujun good luck! I bet it would be another good one for his impressive list of dramas!

Hope to get my hands on a copy someday! :)

Monday, January 14, 2013

If I...

Since I've lost the passion to make reviews of the last few dramas I've watched last year...I'll just share something else until I gain passion to write reviews again (hopefully soon).

If I were given a chance to act out a certain role from dramas, which role would I choose? (Yes, I am talking to myself...lol)

• Yoon Eun Hye's role in Princess Hours
• Song Hye Gyo's role in Full House
• Kim Tae Hee's role in My Princess
• Yoona's role in Love Rain
• Tsukushi Makino in Hana Yori Dango (yes, not Boys over Flowers or Meteor Garden)

Okie! Haha! I dunno if these are my ultimate fave dramas, but these are my dream roles. Haha! It's not bad to dream right? There are other roles, but these are the ones stuck on my mind.

Hope to get back in reviewing soon! Ja ne!

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

The Princess' Man on GMA

I've finally caught a glimpse of The Princess' Man now dubbed in our local language! The only disappointment I have so far is Kim Seungyu's voice. Oh well...

Well I caught my most favorite scene last night. The swing scene! Awww!!!! It's the very last scene they'll be really really happy. Free from the pain the future will bring to them.

Since I saw that scene again, won't watch the next episodes again. Too painful!!!

I just remembered. I haven't made a decent review about this! Waaaahhh!

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Belated...

Belated Otanjoubi Omedetou to Matsujun-kun!!!!! The one who launched my love and craziness in Jdoramas! Loved all his doramas but SMILE would be the most touching! Filipino-Japanese Hayakawa Vito! ^^

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Man From the Equator (적도의 남자) (Kdrama) - The FULL Review

Lee Jangil only had to say...


But that didn't happen til the final episode. Taking note of what he did to Seonu, it all started with the mere unacceptance of Jin Nosik about having a Seonu as a son with his former fiancee, resulting in a tumultous battle between all main characters and everyone involved with them. That was hell. Years and years of fear, anger, hate and suffering. Let me quote Master Yoda from Star Wars..."Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate and hate leads to suffering." That sums up what happened for the whole series.

I already made a review for the early episodes that featured the early years of the main characters played by young actors and actresses. Now I'll have to connect them.

Seonu was right...he looked way prettier when he was young. Lee Hyun Woo is way good looking than Uhm Taewoong. Hahaha! Oh well, at least it was acknowledged. LOL But come to think of it...there are some scenes that make them resemble each-other. No wonder Lee Hyun Woo played a younger version of Taewoong in Queen Seondeok. It's not that visible, but there is something about them that makes it acceptable. Bravo to Uhm Taewoong! He really is a dramatic actor! Haha! To think I first really saw him in "2 Days and 1 Night"! Hahaha!

On the other hand. Jangil turned into a celebrity-worthy prosecutor played by Lee Junhyuk. Sorry Siwan, Lee Junhyuk wins in this round in the looks battle. :) I think I'm biased. LOL I wish to see more of Lee Junhyk as a less serious character soon. I wanted to him him smile...genuinely. :)

I just knew recently that the character Han Ji Won played by Lee Boyeong was the same main lead in the drama Becoming a Billionaire! From stern rich but thrifty girl to down-to-earth woman, these actresses really know how to act! I'm so impressed, I know she looked familiar, but because I was engrossed in her current character that I didn't realize I saw her in a different character before. Her young counterpart was perfect for her. That really showed continuity. I could really tell they looked like the same person. Nice!

Lim Jeong-eun as Choi Sumi was good too. She's the character you would love to hate and have empathy with. She was blinded by her love for Lee Jangil. To think the only that that kept Lee Jangil away from her from the start was when he overheard her father telling Seonu not to be friends with him (because of his eyes...whoah).  The young Sumi doens't really look like the old Sumi, but heck the young Sumi has lots of dramas under her sleeve. She was also casted as MiHo in Love Rain. Talk about taking over KBS for a week. Haha!

The actor who played Jin Nosik was undoubtedly a veteran. No complaints. His voice alone makes you know how well he is. He also played a huge part in The Princess' Man as Seryeong's father. Nice roles for him. Mun Taeju was supposed to be an important character but he always took the supporting scenes. But he did have significance in the story. If not for him, Seonu won't be David Kim. We won't also forget Kim Gyeongpil...who would? It's his death where the story revolved in. And lastly Jangil's dad (who also had a great part in Wild Romance) is the epitome of a father who only thinks about his son. He'll do anything, even if it is bad. His love should be emulated, but not the actions itself. 

What a ride for the whole drama. The plot was truly cliche with the revenge story, but it had it's own twist. That's why I loved it. The story will be loved by other Filipino audiences as well. I'm so sure. There was only one part I hated about it...the investigation of the murder. Questioning was kind of tiring. They weren't really able to solve the 2 murder cases. Well, I could forget that because of the ending.

I really love this part above. Bringing back their childhood memories as friends was a tearjerker. And to have the young and old characters in one scene was epic for me. Super! I also cried when Jin Nosik hugged Seonu. (T_T)

Lee Jangil...as Seonu said...we hope you are okay...wherever you are. :(


I loved the scene above too. Brought back Jangil to when he was more happy as Seonu's friend. (T_T)

I am now drowning myself with the main theme from this drama. Gives me goosebumps!

This drama deserves an applause! *applause* I literally applaused after the ending. Bravo!