Twitter Review Monday

The Moon that Embraces the Sun:

A juvenile sageuk romances play acting as an adult. Moon brings A-list actors/actress in a laughable drama which can’t seem to grow up from their youth let alone grown a pair. The pretty of the drama and the whimsical music help distract you from trying to see that there is no man behind the curtain. 

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You Are All Surrounded

 

Follow along with a group of rookie detectives of Gangnam Police Station as they stumble about learning to become cops while solving the mystery of an unsolved murder from 11 years ago. Stay for the character interactions and relationships but don't put too much thought on the absurd villains and the lackluster writing.

Twi-Review Monday

The Moon that Embraces the Sun

  

A juvenile sageuk romance play acting as adult. Moon brings A-list actors/actress in a laughable drama which can’t seem to grown up from their youth let alone grown a pair. The pretty of the drama and the whimsical music help distract you from trying to see that there is no man behind the curtain.

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Queen Seondeok 

Get ready for a long winded fabricated historical tale about a famous Queen in Korea. Despite the length of the drama there is enough action with battles/war, people sitting around talking about political stuff, evil laughter, a love triangle, and Bidam. Enough Said.

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Golden Rainbow:  

A weekend drama set up into three parts; the Younger Years, The Reunion, and the Noble Idiot. The Younger Years were bitter sweet as it set up our love birds, but you can skip through most of these episodes. Stay and fall in love with the Reunion part and wish the drama didn’t fall into the ridiculousness and clichéd column during the Noble Idiot part.