Karie the Maknae and Kmuse delve into the world of time travel and multiple versions of Yang Mi in their Fangirl Movie Review of the Chinese movie Fatal Countdown: Reset. Come find out if their love of all things Yang Mi continues! Continue reading
It’s Thanksgiving weekend and I’m still on a food buzz. While scrolling through Netflix I found this fun Chinese movie that I think we all need to watch as we continue to digest our turkey and ham. I tried to keep this review spoiler free, but one or two may have slipped in.
The Fangirls watched Kim Nam Gil’s latest movie Memories of a Murderer and have many thoughts we want to share. How can you not have opinions when you have double the serial killers? So join us as we share whether this movie is one that is worth investing your time and emotions.
This fangirl loves to travel and I’m always looking for shows I can download onto my electronic devices and watch while I’m in no man’s land aka on the plane. I discovered The Princess and the Matchmaker last month and meant to watch it with my fellow fangirls during our time in L.A. for the BTS concert, but we got all distracted by other visual offerings. Last weekend I was headed out of town and I remembered that I had this movie to watch. My best friend, who isn’t into kdramas, watched this one on the plane with me and she laughed while I took notes. I tried to keep my review pretty spoiler free, but beware, I may have slipped one in and not noticed. Continue reading
A couple of days ago I stumbled across I Fine..Thank You..Love You while scrolling through Netflix. I was sick and looking for something to entertain me that didn’t require deep thought or a major time commitment and this movie fit the bill. It was an interesting change of pace from my normal kdrama watching. Read on to find out my thoughts on I Fine..Thank You..Love You.
A new Korean movie opened this week at my local theater and, of course, that meant I had to go support it. So, what did I think of the 2.5-hour film regaling the events of the Battle of Ansi? Come find out as I share my thoughts on The Great Battle.
Chuseok just ended here in Korea, and this holiday break has reminded me that in three short months I will be returning stateside. But, before I all-to-soon leave the land of K-dramas and Kimchi, there are a few remaining items I plan to check off my To-Do-While-In-Korea list. Seeing a Korean movie, in Korea, for one! NO subtitles. Yikes!! Join me as I share my recent Korean movie-going experience and my thoughts on the movie The Negotiation! Continue reading
What would you do if you were asked to fly to a different country to meet a man whose dead girlfriend looked just like you? We get to see what happens in one case. Continue reading
Karie the Maknae: Over this last year, I’ve come to trust Kmuse’s recommendations more and more. My own forays into Chinese dramas were disastrous, but after Kmuse inadvertently got me to watch Legend of Fuyao, I’ve discovered that branching out from kdramas ain’t so bad. So when she said, “Do you want to watch Young Detective Dee?”, my immediate response was to pop popcorn and press play. As per usual, I was NOT disappointed.
Karie the Maknae: Once upon a time, I decided I wanted to watch a movie and review it with MiataMama. We have a mutual love for Gong Yoo, me because Goblin: The Great and Lonely God was my gateway drama, thanks in large part to Gong Yoo’s incredible acting. Between that and my uncharacteristic love for action movies, when MiataMama suggested The Suspect, I thought I could give it a try.
MiataMama: So when Karie the Maknae suggested doing a movie review together, I immediately offered up the 2013 film The Suspect as our subject for discussion. Starring the talented Gong Yoo, this movie has been on my watch list for some time now. After several failed attempts to coerce my hubby into watching a K-movie with me (it’s an action flick, right?!), I decided no more waiting, and dove in feet first!