Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2020

TV Series Opening 50: Search (2020)

 

Since I couldn't find the official one, I cut it to make one.
Enjoy the creepy foghorn.

Monday, April 13, 2020

[First Impression] RUGAL


I have waited until I had all first four episodes to watch them in one go (two days, fine) because I feared that in this recent deluge of series that appeared to end us, I might be too distracted to watch or remember the facts.
Also, I have not read the webtoon, so I probably have no idea about many things yet.

Friday, March 27, 2020

[First Impression] Memorist


Oh, it has been a while I have seen a series with Yu Seungho, the last one being Imaginary Cat, but it was worth waiting for - judging from the first four episodes.
The fact I was on hiatus helped immensely, true.

Thursday, October 11, 2018

TV Opening Series 19: The Man in the High Castle

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One of the best tv series that came out recently.

The book... well, I will mercifully not talk about the book.

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Bookshelf Part 3


Another month, another post.
Last few weeks I've been reading lots of boring, scientific-ey stuff not worthy being mentioned here. Also, gros of those are in my own native language and I doubt anyone would be interested to hear about a book on hermeneutics.
Without further ado, let's do it!


Thursday, April 17, 2014

Three Nights With Chunnie


   Except for Secret Love Affair, this is the only currently airing series I'm loving to bits. I'd add God's Gift Jo Seungwoo, but as much as I love the said gift, the drama does not keep me engaged as others. Proof? I still have 4 last eps to watch and somehow always find something else to do.
However, Witch's Romances started as some wicked fun, so I had to add it to the list.

Friday, March 15, 2013

Kdrama paranoia

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   Last seasons we've been having same pattern repeating in few dramas, or motif, some similar line and elements. As I said, I don't mind same plot-line, because every drama offers a different approach to the same topic. But looks like writers just can't think out of the box when speaking about the general settings. 
Last season was plagued by better or less good time-travel motif. I liked Rooftop Prince version, other people didn't, they liked other dramas, I didn't. It happens.
This year, we have humanity's fate at stake.