Made in Korea Season 2 Episode 1-2 Review: From Yuji's rise to Ki-tae's new position, to the complicated relationship between the Baek brothers and the increasingly intense battle between Hwang, Cheon and Tae, the start of the drama is bang on.
Drawn Together Review: Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García's chemistry keeps it interesting, but the story needed more suspense and character development.
Mousetrap Ending Explained: This Netflix Korean thriller starring Ryu Jun-yeol has twists that can seriously leave you confused, so here’s everything you need to know about the conclusion, Moon-jae’s fate, and the truth behind the Rat.
The Affair Was Just the Beginning Ending Explained: This dark comedy thriller kdrama brings the intricate network of affairs, secrets, and lethal mistakes to a high-octane climax. If you are puzzled by the events that have taken place in relation to Na-Sol, Sang-cheol, and Na-do, then read on for an explanation of the finale.
Made in Korea Season 2 Episode 1-2 Review: From Yuji's rise to Ki-tae's new position, to the complicated relationship between the Baek brothers and the increasingly intense battle between Hwang, Cheon and Tae, the start of the drama is bang on.
Drawn Together Review: Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García's chemistry keeps it interesting, but the story needed more suspense and character development.
A Tale of Two Cities Review: In the MGM+ series, Lucie’s search for her father, Charles’ dangerous secrets, Sydney’s jealousy and intelligence, and the growing resentment toward the aristocracy give the show a solid foundation.
Four Hands Two Sonatas Episode 3-4 Review: The focus on the complex relationship between Pi-o and Jeong-yo and how music serves as an avenue for understanding each other is interesting, but the family drama is getting progressively heavier.
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Turning Point: Generation 9/11 Review: The Netflix documentary is worth watching because it reminds us that history is not simply what happened on a particular date, but the aftereffects of it that is visible in the people who lost loved ones.
Untold: Raygun: Breaking Badly Review: While the Netflix documentary is able to remind us that there is a person behind every viral joke, it sometimes fails to give us sufficient context on how that joke came to be.
The Last Salute Review: More than a farewell to a fighter jet, this Netflix documentary feels like a farewell to the people, memories and era that grew around it.
Devil May Cry Review: This series is a thrilling mix of intense action, stunning animation, and a killer soundtrack, but the story plays it safe. Though it’s a visual feast, if only there was a bit more breadth in character development, this would have been something memorable.
Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight Review: Netflix’s new animated show brings the beloved comic to life with wit, charm, and it is thoroughly entertaining.
The Rose of Versailles Review: While the animation is stunning and Oscar shines as a standout character, the story feels rushed, the musical segments lack impact, and the emotional depth is unfortunately lacking.