With the nights getting longer, we find ourselves staying home and watching a lot more movies. Luckily for you, most of them are Asian, so we can help you hopefully find some gems and avoid some duds. Come find out which one the Filipino film You’re My Boss belongs to.
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It is almost fall and here at DWASOK that means it is time for suspense and horror movies! Come join Kmuse she takes a look at Netflix’s latest Korean movie option #Alive starring Yoo Ah In and Park Shin Hye.
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Are you needing something a bit less time consuming than a full drama to sink your teeth into? Then join me as I share six great movies that will provide you with the joy of a drama without the time commitment.
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We continued to watch Bollywood rom-coms to keep the stress at bay. Come find if Khoobsurat is one that you should check out during your quarantine.
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Join Kmuse & Clkytta as they continue their jump into Filipino cinema and review the Daniel Padilla and Kathryn Barnedo classic film Barcelona: A Love Untold.
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It is Valentine’s Day and The Fangirls were searching for a little bit of romance to celebrate this day of love. Come check out if they found it as they review the romantic comedy, Finally Found Someone.
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So, we watched our first Indonesian movie and sadly we have very few positive things to say about it. Be forewarned that this review is not going to be full of positivity as we discuss why we want the hours we wasted on this movie back.
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Netflix just dropped a ton of Bollywood movies which means it is time for Kmuse & Clkytta to jump into a whole new set of Movie Reviews. Come see if 2018’s quirky romcom Veerey Ki Wedding is worth the watch.
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Director Zhang Yimou released a new movie and I had to check it out. Come find out if I enjoyed the action wuxia movie, The Shadow, and whether you should watch it when it comes out on Netflix next week.
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It’s the dog days of summer and the temperature where I live is creeping very close to 100 degrees. So I’ve been staying inside watching dramas and movies, as well as doing a bit of blogging. I have a backlog of kdramas to catch up on, but I keep getting tempted by shows outside of Korea and the U.S. The epic Indian historical movie Padmaavat popped up as a recommendation on Amazon Prime and I clicked play.
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