The 2000’s were definitely the heyday of K-dramas, or what constituted the classic genre of K-dramas that spawned the Hallyu wave with Winter Sonata in 2002. But this year is 2024 and K-netizens are using it to reminisce on the 20th anniversary of the 2004 year of K-dramas which when you assemble together is basically a powerhouse year of epic ratings or cult faves that mark many of K-drama viewer’s entre into the genre. In the year 2004, these K-dramas are aired and it’s not even the only ones just the most famous ones and all are doozies: Full House, What Happened in Bali, Lovers in Paris, Sweet 18, Phoenix, Love Story in Harvard, She is Nineteen, Save the Last Dance for Me, Terms of Endearment, and Ireland. A few are my all time faves, some are unforgettable watches, and most are worth watching today in terms of acting and storytelling even if the cinematography and costumes look dated.
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Well, nobody asked for this but the likely flop is coming anyways. C-ent is making a C-movie remake of classic Hallyu drama Full House, the one everyone loves to hate or hates to love. Or just like me, plain ole … Continue reading
Four episodes into watching K-drama The King: Eternal Monarch and it’s a steady stream of “buh” and “huh” and “snooze…..” The story may be disjointed but there have been way worse written K-dramas that have worked better thanks to the … Continue reading
I’m going to preface, or remind if you read my blog from the early days, that I LOATH the K-drama Full House. I know it’s one of the hallmarks of Hallyu K-drama spread and cemented the popularity of leads Song … Continue reading
Ji Sung’s unfortunate hairstyle in Protect the Boss is just that – unfortunate. What’s worse is that it’s completely unnecessary. Does that hairstyle actually enhance his character’s unique personality traits? Of course not. Ji Sung is owning the role of … Continue reading
While there are been many instances of horrific fashion choices committed to celluloid in the history of K-dramas, merely to highlight fugly fashion would ultimately be an empty endeavor. … Continue reading