One Zombie, Sharing Her Love of all Things Hallyu With The World
This week’s drama to marathon is easily one of the best of 2014 and tied for my personal favorite of the year. It’s witty, it’s funny, it’s poignant, it’s powerful and it has some of the most realistic and lovable characters I’ve ever come across in all my journeys through DramaLand. In short, It’s Okay, That’s Love is an amazing drama and one I think you’re really going to love. Continue reading “FRIDAY NIGHT DRAMA: It’s Okay, That’s Love”
Hey everyone! Hallyu Tanya and I are back to wrap up our review of It’s Okay, That’s Love. I know, I know. It’s taken us FOREVER to finish this one but we finally did and here it is (in video format because that’s just so much easier). Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Finale”
So, as I’m sure most of you know, today is Halloween here in the States and as such, I’ve got about a zillion things to do to get ready for tonight’s festivities. Because I’m kinda short on time, I’ve decided to feature the sequel to one of my favorite vampire-y dramas as this weekend’s drama to watch because there’s not a whole lot to say about it, other than it’s great, and it fits the spooky theme of the evening rather well. So, without further ado, I give you my super-short (but ever enthusiastic) take on this week’s Friday Night Drama, Vampire Prosecutor 2. Continue reading “FRIDAY NIGHT DRAMA: Vampire Prosecutor 2”
I know Tanya and I have completely dropped the ball with this review but we’re determined to finish, no matter what, so let’s dive into these next two episodes, shall we? Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 11-12”
Zombie: So here we are, back again, to discuss another four episodes of It’s Okay, That’s Love and I have to say, we’ve got a lot of ground to cover so let’s get to it.
Tanya: The relationship between Soo Kyung and that younger girl always bothered me a little bit, so I was happy to see that he is trying to put that behind him even though he’s obviously in pain over it.
Zombie: Yeah, I’ve never been a fan of So Nyeo so I’m really hoping Soo Kyung can get over her. I just don’t know if he can. I applaud him for trying, I just wish I felt more certain about his success. He certainly deserves better than the spoiled brat So Nyeo is but maybe his more noble character can bring out a better side of her. Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 7-10 (3/3)”
Let’s hop into episodes 9-10 because there is exciting new developments! Sex on the beach is apparently not just a drink… and waking up without pants and people walking towards you is epically hilarious. Yes, folks, not only did Hye Soo manage to take the leap and Jae Yeol slept outside. Granted he had a panic attack when he realized that he had done so, but I think it was worth it under the circumstances.
Continue reading “Hallyu Zombie Drama Review: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 7-10 (2/3)”
From sworn enemies to star-crossed lovers, Jae Yeol and Hye Soo have come a long way since episode one of It’s Okay, That’s Love and I have loved every single minute I’ve spent watching these two on their inevitable journey towards each other. Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 7-8 (1/3)”
Zombie: It’s painfully obvious that we’re so far behind on this drama review it’s not even funny but we’re going to do our best to get caught up so let’s get to it!
Tanya: I don’t wanna! Okay, fine. So let’s just start off with the dynamics of these characters. I understand their conflicting relationships so much. You like someone and you’re best friends, but you just want to kill them some days. It’s refreshing to have more to the characters than just the typical one-track “this is who they are” relationship. Continue reading “HALLY ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 3-6 (3/3)”
Jae Bum has the new found obsession with Amytal, a truth serum of sorts, that he thinks will be his saving grace against prison. He is completely convinced that if he gives it to his mother and his brother he himself will be saved from prison. His paranoid behavior and obsession with his brother are extremely unnatural, so it’s no surprise that Dong Min chooses to look further into his case and discovers that Jae Yeol is Jae Bum’s younger brother. I think a lot of things about both brothers finally fall into place in Dong Min’s head, however he is not at liberty to tell anyone else since he’s just a doctor treating the older. Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 3-6 (2/3)”
I know I’m only four episodes in but I’m already convinced that if Ji Hye Soo and Jang Jae Yeol could stop fighting for about five seconds, they’d make one of the most fantastic couples ever in the history of Drama Land, unfortunately these two are more likely to rip each other’s throats out than start making out so it’s safe to say, we’ve still got a long way to go. Continue reading “HALLYU ZOMBIE DRAMA REVIEW: It’s Okay, That’s Love Episodes 3-4”