Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Netflix’s Kill Boksoon is about one assassin’s journey to be a halfway normal mother to her incredibly unimpressed daughter. It’s a jam-packed film that’s equal parts...
Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Netflix’s new young love romance 20th Century Girl is both a bubbly smile-fest and a bittersweet take on growing up. It captures the exhilaration and longing of youth, as...
Netflix’s Seoul Vibe is a comedic action movie that pits political corruption in 1988 South Korea against the indifference and bravado of a group of young drivers. It’s an...
Netflix's action film Carter boasts a one-scene, one-cut format, and a whole heck of a lot of highly choreographed fight scenes. As I love a good action flick — and a...
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[K-Movie Night] More Than Family
by Dramaddictally
Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Tags: Choi Deok-moon, Jang Hye-jin, Krystal, movie review
Kim Young-kwang goes from boy to man in On Your Wedding Day
by Dramaddictally
Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Tags: Kang Ki-young, Kim Young-kwang, movie review, Park Bo-young
[Movie Review] Terrible teens, mass-murdering moms — it’s Kill Boksoon!
by alathe
Netflix’s Kill Boksoon is about one assassin’s journey to be a halfway normal mother to her incredibly unimpressed daughter. It’s a jam-packed film that’s equal parts...
Tags: Esom, Gu Kyo-hwan, Jeon Do-yeon, movie review, Sol Kyung-gu
Female friendship, retro vibes, and raucous reminiscing in Sunny
by Dramaddictally
Welcome to K-Movie Night — a once-a-month feature where we microwave some popcorn, put on a face mask, and get cozy with a Korean movie from yesteryear. With so many films...
Tags: Jin Hee-kyung, Kang So-ra, movie review, Park Jin-ju, Shim Eun-kyung
[Movie Review] 20th Century Girl is a sweet but somber first love story for any generation
by Dramaddictally
Netflix’s new young love romance 20th Century Girl is both a bubbly smile-fest and a bittersweet take on growing up. It captures the exhilaration and longing of youth, as...
Tags: Byun Woo-seok, Kim Yoo-jung, movie review, Park Jung-woo, Roh Yoon-seo
[Movie Review] Seoul Vibe takes a joy ride through late-80s urban fashion
by Dramaddictally
Netflix’s Seoul Vibe is a comedic action movie that pits political corruption in 1988 South Korea against the indifference and bravado of a group of young drivers. It’s an...
Tags: Go Kyung-pyo, Kim Sung-kyun, Lee Kyu-hyung, Moon Sori, movie review, Oh Jung-se, Ong Seong-wu, Park Joo-hyun, Seoul Vibe, Yoo Ah-in
[Movie Review] Netflix’s Carter offers great camera work and fight choreography but not much else
by missvictrix
Netflix's action film Carter boasts a one-scene, one-cut format, and a whole heck of a lot of highly choreographed fight scenes. As I love a good action flick — and a...
Tags: Carter, Joo-won, movie review