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Matori & Kyoken Episode 1 Review: Crime, Compromise, and a Dangerous Deal in the Back Alleys

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Matori & Kyoken Episode 1 Review: The start of the series is very interesting as it brings a shocking nightclub incident that pulls three men Into a drug war.

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Idol I Ending Explained: Who Really Killed Woo-seong? Did Ra-ik and Se-na End Up Together? What Happened to Gold Boys?

Idol I Ending Explained: Here is everything you need to know to understand the finale of the drama and the fate of Ra-ik and Se-na.
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A Letter To My Youth Review: Tender Coming-of-Age Drama That Leans on Familiar Emotions

A Letter To My Youth Review: A heartfelt but familiar coming-of-age drama that succeeds more through emotion and performance.
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Daldal Review: Bhumi Pednekkar’s Gritty Crime Drama That Struggles to Rise Above Familiar Ground

Daldal Review: The movie tries to deliver an important message about trauma and justice, but it fails to achieve its goal because it follows predictable paths.
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First Lady Ending Explained: Who Was Responsible for the H Chemical Fire? What Happened to Min-cheol in the End?

First Lady Ending Explained: The Korean drama is satisfying for wrapping up some arcs, but it leaves a number of questions dangling. Here is everything that was revealed and what it left behind.
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Matori & Kyoken Episode 1 Review: Crime, Compromise, and a Dangerous Deal in the Back Alleys

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Matori & Kyoken Episode 1 Review: The start of the series is very interesting as it brings a shocking nightclub incident that pulls three men Into a drug war.
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Daldal Review: Bhumi Pednekkar’s Gritty Crime Drama That Struggles to Rise Above Familiar Ground

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Daldal Review: The movie tries to deliver an important message about trauma and justice, but it fails to achieve its goal because it follows predictable paths.
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A Letter To My Youth Review: Tender Coming-of-Age Drama That Leans on Familiar Emotions

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A Letter To My Youth Review: A heartfelt but familiar coming-of-age drama that succeeds more through emotion and performance.
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The Wrecking Crew Review: Fun in Bursts, Forgettable by the End

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The Wrecking Crew Review: The Prime Video movie is a mixed bag as it is not bad enough to dismiss, but not good enough to recommend strongly.
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Idol I Ending Explained: Who Really Killed Woo-seong? Did Ra-ik and Se-na End Up Together? What Happened to Gold Boys?

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Idol I Ending Explained: Here is everything you need to know to understand the finale of the drama and the fate of Ra-ik and Se-na.
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5 Kdramas Like Idol I That Question Fame, Truth, and Human Fragility

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If you love the mix of the idol industry, mystery, emotional moments, and subtle romance, then you should definitely check out these five must-watch Kdramas like Idol I!
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5 Kdramas Like Idol I That Question Fame, Truth, and Human Fragility

If you love the mix of the idol industry, mystery, emotional moments, and subtle romance, then you should definitely check out these five must-watch Kdramas like Idol I!
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6 Korean Movies Releasing in February 2026 That Promise Romance, Thrills, and Powerful Stories

Read on to find out about Korean movies releasing in February 2026 that are worth looking forward to.
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6 Kdramas Like Can This Love Be Translated That Speak the Language of Love and Trauma

Check out this list of Kdramas like Can This Love Be Translated, which show slow-burning and psychologically driven romances that deserve a spot on your watchlist.
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5 Kdramas Like Dear X That Dive Into Twisted Minds, Dark Pasts, and Unforgettable Anti-Heroines

If you're in the mood for Kdramas Like Dear X, that perfectly amalgamate psychological tension with riveting character studies, dark pasts, and dangerously compelling females, these five titles really deserve a spot at the top of your list.
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5 Dark, Twisted Thriller Kdramas Like The Manipulated Packed With Conspiracies and Mind Games

If you are someone who gets hooked on stories about revenge, conspiracy, psychological tension, and unreliable truth, then these kdramas like The Manipulated, will give you the same rush and entertainment.
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40th Golden Disc Awards Red Carpet: Jennie, LE SSERAFIM, MONSTA X, and others Light Up Taipei Dome

Check out all the dazzling looks from the 40th Golden Disc Awards Red Carpet!
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2025 MBC Gayo Daejejeon Lineup, MCs, Special Stages, & Where to Watch Year-End K-pop Spectacle

From the 2025 MBC Gayo Daejejeon lineup to its live coverage, here is everything you need to know.
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Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart Review: Disturbing Documentary That Refuses to Let You Look Away

Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart Review: While the documentary is difficult to watch at times, the way it prioritises empathy over spectacle and truth over sensationalism makes it a compelling watch.
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The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo Review: Haunting Examination of War, Memory and Misattribution

The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo Review: This documentary will make you carry one thing, and that is the truth, and how it matters, even when delayed by decades.
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Missing: Dead or Alive Season 2 Review: A True-Crime Follow-Up That Doesn’t Quite Deliver

Missing: Dead or Alive Season 2 Review: The Netflix documentary's efforts at building up tension every now and then take the focus away from the real stories, and the stylistic choices frequently disengage the viewer from the narrative rather than invite them deeper into it.
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Dining With the Kapoors Review: Nostalgic Tribute, Warm Celebration, but Never Digs Deep

Dining With the Kapoors Review: Beautiful, heartfelt, and entertaining, but too curated to lose an impact.
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The Carman Family Deaths Review: Chilling and Baffling Plunge into a Family Tragedy

The Carman Family Deaths Review: The documentary unravels a web of suspicion, grief, and unanswered questions. Its steady build and shocking turns make it an engrossing watch from start to finish.
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Love Through a Prism Review: Quietly Moving Romance That Unfolds Like a Living Canvas

Love Through a Prism Review: Tender and contemplative romantic drama that is not in a hurry to get to the end.

Wolf King Review: Fun Fantasy Ride with Good Action and Drama

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Wolf King Review: This series might not be original, but it delivers on its promise with amazing adventure, combat, and a hero’s journey.

Devil May Cry Review: Stylish, Action-Packed Bloodbath with a Few Misses

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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.

Moonrise Review: Visual Splendour, But Emotionally Ambiguous

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Moonrise Review: The start is strong, but the unevenness creeps into the storytelling, which makes this show a mixed bag.

Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight Review: Colourful, Funny, and Feel-Good Animated Series

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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: Rushed Musical Wrapped in Stunning Animation

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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.
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