Tuesday, May 29, 2012

KDrama Review 4 [Rooftop Prince]

I've got another K-Drama review for you guys and this is a first for me. What I mean by it's a first is that this is the first k-drama I started watching while it was still airing. Wait that's a lie I started watching City Hunters while it was airing but never finished it, this is the first one i've finished. Anyway today's review is over Rooftop Prince.


BE WARNED THAT THIS POST WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS

SYNOPSIS: The story center's around prince Lee Gak from the Joseon era in Korea, who after the mystery death of this beloved crown princess seeks to find out the events that led to her death. He is aided in his efforts by Song Man Bo, a brilliant man for his time who can memorize anything almost instantly, Do Chi San, man who is pretty enough to cross-dress which helps him discover all the gossip around town, and Woo Young Sul, a man with amazing fighting skills who is trained to fight with both weapon and hand to hand combat. Together they are all transported 300 years into the future where they land on the rooftop of Park Ha. Together with Park Ha, Lee Gak and his crew learn how to survive and act in the year 2012. They soon come to discover that the crown princess was reincarnated, so Lee Gak goes to extreme lengths to be by her side believing that the only way to return them to the past is to once again gain the heart of the now reincarnated princess.


MAIN CHARACTERS: 


Micky Yoochun as both Yong Tae Yong/Prince Lee Gak  [Lee Gak is nobility in every respect, meaning he knows only about the finer things in life and is used to everything being done for him and everyone following his every command. This becomes one of his biggest trial when he's in the future, where he must step out of his comfort zone and do things for himself. Tae Yong is easy an going artist who has no interest in running his families business. He also happens to be Lee Gak's reincarnation. When Tae Yong goes missing due to Yong Tae Moo's actions, Lee Gak pretends to be him in order to be close to Se Na and later to protect Tae Yong's claim to his inheritance]


Han Jin Min as both Park Ha/Bu Yong [Park Ha is a young lady who has not had an easy life, yet has somehow managed to always look on the brighter side of life. After a car accident when she was young, she lost her memories and was adopted by parents in America, where she stays until she is grown and is able to learn who her birth father in Korea is, and returns to Korea to seek him out only to find that he has passed away. She then comes in contact with her step mom and her step sister Se Na. Bu Yong is the younger sister of Hwa Yong, and was first chosen as to marry prince Lee Gak when they are children, however after her face is burned badly by Hwa Yong, Bu Yong's name is withdrawn and Hwa Yong marries the prince leaving Bu Yong in a the shadows.]


Lee Tae Sung as Yong Tae Moo [Tae Moo is Tae Yong's cousin who puts all his effort into helping run the family business, however he is constantly frustrated by the fact that their grandmother prefers Tae Yong to take over the family business over him. When he meets with Tae Yong in New York there is a confrontation and Tae Moo ends up knocking Tae Yong overboard into the water leaving him to believe he has killed him. So it is a total shock when Lee Gak shows up and claims to be Tae Yong, and not only that but Lee Gak is out to prove that Tae Moo had a hand in Tae Yong's disappearance.]


Jun Yoo Mi as Hong Se Na/Hwa Yong [Se Na is a beautiful secretary who works at the Yong's families place of business and is in a relationship with Tae Moo, the only problem is that she is constantly weaving a web of lies. Having been none to happy that her mother wants to join families with Park Ha's, Se Na even at a young age is constantly bullying Park Ha eventually she is given a chance to once and for all get rid of Park Ha when she leaves her in the back of a truck which later gets in an accident and is the reason for Park Ha's memory loss. Se Na is ashamed of the fact that her mother is lowly fish seller and so she lies about almost everything in her life and finds great pleasure in trying to steal everything away from Park Ha.]



SUPPORTING CAST

Lee Min Ho as Song Man Bo [A brilliant man, who can memorize anything almost instantly he is the brains of the group and also the maknae of the group]

Choi Woo Shik as Do Chi San [man who is pretty enough to cross-dress which helps him discover all the gossip around town.]

Jung Suk Won as Woo Young Sul [A man with amazing fighting skills who is trained to fight with both weapon and hand to hand combat. His a man who very rarely smiles and is very protective over the crown prince] 


ACTING: I was very pleased with the acting in this show, from the main actors to the supporting characters and even the minor characters I was very happy with. I was actually a little more impressed with the villains of the show then the main good guys, both Tae Moo and Se Na had such complexity to them and you simply wanted to see them pay for every bad thing they did to the main characters. Micky as a crown prince was fun to watch but I also enjoyed him as nice guy Tae Yong. And of course I can't forget about the trio they were so cute and such a good element to have. Also I really loved Lee Moon Shik's character Pyo Taek Soo, who was in charge of helping the trio and protecting Tae Yong from Tae Moo's evil intentions.

PLOT OVERVIEW: I tend to shy away from K-Drama's that are set in the past for two reasons, 1. I'm still brushing up on my Korean history so sometimes when they make a gesture that would seem sufficient to a Korean viewer it's lost on me, 2. Historical drama's often do not have happy endings. However I was really happy when I learned that the majority of the show take place in present times. I though it was a good plot theme to have the group of four travel to the future because it was humorous to watch them try and learn about cellphones and whatnot that they don't have in their time.

With that being said I was not a fan of how they began the show, having the events so out of sequence. Instead of first introducing the characters and giving us a backstory they did it really out of order and I was really confused. Also another problem I had, was the time lapse in the show, they did not transition well to show that two years had past since Tae Yong went missing. Also a big thing I found odd is that it is considered very scandalous for a man and a woman who aren't married to live together in Korea, yet Park Ha lived with four men and no says a thing. However over all I really did enjoy the plot, it had just enough mystery to make me want to watch to the end, had a good amount of romance, and a good amount of drama but didn't over do it like some shows I know *cough*Boys Over Flower*cough*.

ENDING: Now as a hopeless romantic I always want an ending where the main couple ends up together and gets married and has kids, you know the whole nine yards. However this ending went a different route which I found surprisingly refreshing. It truly spoke to how much they loved each other. The only thing I wish they might have done is when Tae Yong and Park Ha are both unconscious if they might have met each other in their dreams, but maybe that's me wanting a bit of a Secret Garden element to the show. Also I felt that Se Na should have been punished more for everything she did to Park Ha throughout the show.


SOUNDTRACK: Such a lovely sound track and at first they were slow to utilize it how they finally started to use and it really added to the show.

RATING: Ok so on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the worst drama i've ever seen and 10 something I could watch everyday of my life I give it an 8. I really loved this drama and I will be buying it when it comes out on DVD, however there were a few elements of the show that left me wanting and the beginning was a bit confusing.


As always I encourage everyone to form their own opinion about a show or movie, these are simply my   views and reflections of what I felt about this drama.  

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Feature [9] Broken Valentine

Hello everyone,


I've got another feature for you guys and this time i'm featuring what I believe to be one of the best K-Rock bands i've ever heard, Broken Valentine.




Vocal -Van

Guitar-Byun G

Guitar- Ansu

Bass- Sunghwan


Drums- Koopa


This band has been together since 2002 but officially debut in 2011. Their sound is described as rock and post grunge, and in my opinion they are adding a new and much needed element to the K-Rock scene.

Their official website: http://www.brokenvalentine.com/


Their Music Videos:

Down
Noname
This band really brings a real rock element that is reminiscent of American rock bands more so then normal  k-rock bands in Korea like FT Island or CN Blue.

Friday, April 6, 2012

KDrama Review 3 [Coffee Prince]

I'm back again with another K-Drama review for you wonderful people. Today's drama is Coffee Prince.


BE WARNED THAT THIS POST WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS.

SYNOPSIS: The story revolves around Go Eun Chan, a hard working young lady who works multiple jobs to help support her family since the death of her father. Finding work easier to get, she give up her feminine image and wears male clothes and cuts her hair short. This comes in handy when she met's Choi Han Kyul, a handsome heir of a coffee company. Coming back from America his grandmother wants him to go on blind dates so he can pick a wife. Not wanting to get married Han Kyul decides to hire Eun Chan to pretend to be his gay lover and to appear whenever he goes on a blind date. Eun Chan agrees since Han Kyul is willing to pay good money. She decides to not reveal to him that she is in fact a girl out of fear of losing her job with him. After a while the two form a friendship and when Han Kyul's grandmother asks him to help run a coffee house, Han Kyul decides it will be a coffee house where only prince's can work so of course he offers a position to Eun Chan who once again puts off telling him she's a girl so that she can have a job and earn money for her family. Things get tricky when the two of them begin to develop feelings for each other.



MAIN CHARACTERS:


Yoon Eun Hye as Go Eun Chan [A major tomboy who is the bread winner for her family. She starts to work at Coffee Prince for the money however after a while she begins to develop feelings for Han Kyul]


Gong Yoo as Choi Han Kyul [A handsome and rich man who simply wants play through life, however once his grandmother puts her foot down and makes him take on the responsibility of running Coffee Prince he begins to change. He also finds himself liking Eun Chan as more then a friend, which he finds himself conflicted with, since he's never liked men before now]


Lee Sun Gyun as Choi Han Sung [He is Han Kyul's cousin and starts to date Yoo Joo even though she cheated on him and left him for two years. However once he meets Eun Chan he begins to form feelings for her.]

Chae Jung Ahn as Han Yoo Joo [She is a woman who is constantly changing her mind. She dated Han Sung a long time but cheated on him and went to America for two years only to come back and want Han Sung again.]



EXTENDED CAST:

Lee Un as Hwang Min Yeop (He's the muscle at Coffee Prince and is in love with Go Eun Sae, Eun Chan's sister)
Kim Jae Wook as No Sun Ki (He is actually Japanese and came to Korea to search for a lover who left him, he works at Coffee Prince as the cook and waffle maker.)
Kim Don Wook as Jin Ha Rim (He is a wannabe player who works at Coffee Prince and is a friend of Han Kyul's)
Kim Young Ok as Han Kyul's grandmother
Han Yeh In as Go Eun Sae (Eun Chan's sister)
Kim Chang Wan as Hong Gae Sik (the barista at Coffee Prince)

ACTING: The acting was superb. I was blown away by Eun Hye really and truly, her acting was spot on. I mean when I first saw her I though she was a guy, and I mean that is the most respectful way, because her acting made me believe it. Also I'm a fan of Baby VOX and I didn't even recognize her that how well she became this character. Gong Yoo was so very charming and did a very good job of expressing his characters inner-termoil over the fact that he might be gay and then finally over coming it and excepting it. All the supporting cast was great as well.

PLOT OVERVIEW: Such a wonderful and pleasing plot. I love to see a strong lead female who can take care of herself and not always relying on the lead male. I like the fact that this drama was different then most dramas in the respects, that both Han Kyul and Han Sung like Eun Chan, however unlike most drama's where there is clearly romantic feelings between the two characters yet the writers tease us and never let anything happen between the two. I was actually very happy that Han Sung acted on his feelings. There was also the fact that Eun Chan and Han Kyul's relationship come full circle, in that they *cough*sleep together*cough* and get engaged. Though I wish they would have showed their wedding it was clear by the end of the series that they would eventually marry.

ENDING: The ending was cute and wrapped everything up for the characters. I really liked that all the princes found someone to be with and that Han Kyul and Eun Chan end up together. I wish there would have been a wedding since they talked about it so much the episodes before, however it was clear that they would be together. The only thing I didn't like was that fact that they had Yoo Joo lose her baby, that made no sense. Her relationship with Han Sung was finally good they got married so why?



SOUNDTRACK: I was super disappointed with the soundtrack. It was not utilized to its full potential throughout the drama to make the scenes more tender or more dramatic. And the use of English songs were confusing.

RATING: On a scale of 1 to 10, with one being the worst drama i've ever seen and ten being something i could watch every day its a solid 10. There are two things that are stopping this drama from knocking Secret Garden out of my number one drama spot and those are, the poor use of soundtrack and the fact that there is no wedding and or fast forward to where we see them with their kids.


As always I encourage everyone to form their own opinion about a show or movie, these are simply my   views and reflections of what I felt about this drama.

Friday, March 30, 2012

KDrama Review 2 [Heartstrings]


Hello Everyone, I have another K-Drama review for you. Having loved seeing Yonghwa and Shin Hye work together in You're Beautiful I decided to watch another drama which features them and that drama is Heartstrings.




BE WARNED THAT THIS POST WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS.

SYNOPSIS: Set at a university, we meet Lee Shin, a very talented guitarist and lead vocalist for a local band called "The Stupid." Shin is loved by all the girls on campus and is constantly getting confessed to, however with his cold personality he brutally rejects every girl that confesses to him. Unknown to the girls, Shin has feelings for the dance professor at the university, Jung Yoon Soo. Lee Hyu Won is a girl who has had traditional Korean music drilled into her since birth, since her grandfather Lee Dong Gun, whom she lives with, is a famous traditional musician. Shin and Hyu Won's paths cross when Hyu Won asks Shin's band to play at a benefit, however Shin ends up missing and causing problems. With both their pride hurt when they confront each other, a challenge is set up where The Stupid and The Windflowers(Hyu Won's band of traditional instrument players) are to battle it out with the loser having to be the other's slave for a month. Losing their bet, Hyu Won ends up Shin's slave and slowly began to like the self centered guitarist. At the same time Hyu Won is approached by Kim Suk Hyun, a director who recently returned from Broadway and is asked to direct the school's celebration production. Suk Hyun agrees and tries to get Hyu Won to participate as an actor instead of just a musician, however things turn awkward when Suk Hyun finds that his ex-girlfriend Yoon Soo is the dance teacher he must work with to put on the school's production.    






MAIN CHARACTERS:


Jung Yong Hwa as Lee Shin [The narcissist guitarist]


Park Shin Hye as Lee Kyu Won [The empowered traditional musician]


Song Chang Ui as Kim Suk Hyun [The young broadway director]


So Yi Hyun as Jung Yoon Soo [The dance professor]

EXTENDED CAST





Woo Ri as Han Hee Joo




Kang Min Hyuk as Yeon Joon Hee (The Stupid's Drummer)

Lee Hyun Jin as Hyun Young (Actor who left but was brought back by Suk Hyun)

Im Se Mi as Cha Bo Woon (Kyu Won's friend and member of the Windflowers)

Lee Jung Hun as Im Tae Joon (Professor who is trying to ruin the performance) 

Jang Seo Won as Lee Soo Myung (Suk Hyun's friend and Tech at the university)

Shin Goo as Lee Dong Jin (Kyu Won's grandfather)

Sun Woo Jae Duk as Lee Sun Ki (Kyu Won's Father)

Lee IL Hwa as Song Ji Young (Shin's Mother)




ACTING: To be truthful I was actually very disappointed, not so much with the acting, but with how the characters came across. Let's start with Shin, his character is cold to pretty everyone, expect for his family, his band mates, and Yoon Soo. All this would be fine if they would have had a reason for it, however we are never really given a reason as to why Shin is so mean to everyone, especially girls. He does mention something about getting annoyed by the girls confessing to him, however that hardly explains his behavior. Then after half the show with him being cold and not relatable we see a sudden change in his character which is almost completely out of nowhere as he begins to start liking Kyu Won, even though he previously said he did not like her. Then we have Kyu Won's character, who is constantly switching from being respectful, to a woman full of fury and this simply gets confusing. Everyone at her school seems to treat her like she is a very brazen woman who is strong willed, fiery, and does not care what other people think of her, as well as a bit of a tomboy. However these characteristics are not played up enough to make me get the impression of those things from her character. Honestly I wouldn't call it poor acting, I would blame the script writers for writing such confusing characters. Those things aside I was pleased with the majority of the casts. Shin Goo did a wonderful job as Kyu Won's grandfather, also Song Chang Ui and So Yi Hyun gave a very conceiving performance, and I also enjoyed Kang Min Hyuk and Woo Ri's performances as well.


PLOT OVERVIEW: I was not a fan of the plot at all, frankly I felt like they could have shown episode one and then just skipped to episode eight and it won't have hurt the show at all. I think far to many of the first seven episodes were focused more one what was happing between Yoon Soo and Suk Hyun, then what was happening between Shin and Kyu Won. Also the whole relationship where Shin is pining after Yoon Soo just seems so unnecessary, and is not really explained well as to how his interest in her really came about. There were also many characters who's backstories were never fully explained but it was like the writers started to talk about it and then simply forgot about them in the later  episodes. For example



Hyun Young, it is this big issue that he left because he has stage fright, however I swear they never once said how he developed it. They should have at least shown a flashback or something to make his story have more of an impact.  


ENDING: The ending was kind of disappointing, and I felt like they should have stopped right after the  episode with school production. The fact that they wrap up, and solve, all the show's problems in that episode only to create a whole new one for the main couple who were finally happy with how things were. Only to have them break up and then within two episodes and get back together just felt really unnecessary.  



SOUNDTRACK: I have to rate this in an odd way since the music in the show and the music on the actually OST differs in the fact that many of the songs in the show are not on the OST. Over all the music in the show was very nice and one of the main reasons I choice to finish the series. The OST however was very disappointing because a lot of the song in the show are not on the soundtrack. I believe this is probably because many of them were cover songs and they probably would have had to go through some type of copyright to get to put them on the OST. One of my favorites songs in the entire show was "If I Leave" by Lee Hyun Jin and it is a cover of a song, and I was so sad to see that it was not on the OST, I'll post a video of it below. Also both "Will Fix Myself" by Woori and "I Will Forget You" by Park Shin Hye(which is a cover a a CN BLUE song) did not appear on the OST.



RATING:(on a scale of 1 to 10, one being the worst thing i've ever seen and ten being a show I could watch every day of my like)
 I would give this 5 stars out of 10, which I think is fair.

I put this rating simply because for more then half the show the main characters are understated and their relationship is really awkward. Also a lot of the time it felt more like Yoon Soo and Suk Hyun where the main characters instead of Shin and Kyu Won. There was also a major lack of activity from Tae Joon who is supposed to be the main villain however he only starts around the middle of the series. Having random characters that really didn't contribute much to the storyline, like Shin's mother and Kyu Won's father, that had a past relationship but it really wasn't that important, also killing off Shin's father early on made me almost wish that they hadn't shown him in the first place because he was starting to become a good character only to be completely forgotten for almost all the drama.


As always I encourage everyone to form their own opinion about a show or movie, these are simply my   views and reflections of what I felt about this drama.  

Sunday, March 25, 2012

KDrama Review 1 [You're Beautiful]

Hello Everyone, I'm really excited to start this new segment where I review K-Drama's. Today's drama is  You're Beautiful.



BE WARNED THAT THIS POST WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS.

SYNOPSIS: The story revolves around a fictional boy band A.N.JELL, the band consists of lead vocal Tae Kyung, lead guitar Shin Woo, and drummer Jeremy. The group has decided to add an additional vocalist, since Tae Kyung's voice is hurting him. The lucky new member is Ni Nam, there's only one problem, thanks to a botched plastic surgery he has to go to the USA in order to repair the damage. His agent, being the clever man he is, decides to seek out Ni Nam's twin sister Mi Nyu at the convent where she lives and ask her to stand in for her twin brother while he is getting treatment in the USA. After learning that her brother wants to become famous so that he might be able to meet with their mother who they have never seen, Mi Nyu's kind heart gives in and she agrees to stand in for her brother to prevent his dream from being ruined. And thus begins the crazy adventures of "You're Beautiful."




MAIN CHARACTERS:


Hwang Tae Kyung played by Jang Geun Suk [He is cold and narcissistic, however slowly with the help of Mi Nyu that's starts to change]



Go Mi Nam (Male) / Go Mi Nyu (Female) both played by Park Shin Hye [Mi Nyu is very kind and pure, having lived in an orphanage her whole life she knows little about the outside world in terms of fashion or who is famous. She works hard to make sure her secret is not discovered however her ability for getting into trouble doesn't help her in that respect.] 


Kang Shin Woo played by Jung Yong Hwa [Shin Woo is the first to discover Mi Nyu secret, however he chooses to keep that information to himself and help her from the sidelines while acting like a big brother. Though things start to change when he begins to develop feelings for her, yet can't act on them since Mi Nyu doesn't know he knows her secret]


Jeremy played by Lee Hong Ki [Jeremy is fun loving and always ready to make everyone laugh, finding himself misunderstanding Mi Nyu at first. He believes that Mi Nyu(as Mi Nam) is trying to seduce all the members in the house including himself. So imagine his joy when he finds out that he is a she, only once he knows this he most confront his feelings for HER.]

EXTENDED CAST


  • Yoo He Yi played by UEE


Ma Hoon Yi played by Kim In Kwon (Mi Nam's Manager)

Wang Kko Di played by Choi Soo Eun (Mi Nam's Stylist)
President Ahn played by Jung Chan
Mr Kim played by Jang Won Young (Photographer)
Choi Mi Ja played by Choi Ran (Mi Nam's Aunt)
Mo Hwa Ran played by Kim Sung Ryung (Tae Kyung Mother)
Sa Yu Ri played by Bae Geu Rin (Fan Club President)

ACTING: Honestly the acting was spot on in this drama. There wasn't one character that I felt was forced, or one person who seemed to overact their role. Also each actor/actress selected for their role fit perfectly. My favorite would have to be Geun Suk his acting was really flawless. I could see and feel his character progress through the series. First starting off cold and heartless, then slowly through interaction with Mi Nyu, he starts to soften and become more caring. I also enjoyed Shin Hye performance, she was really cute and has my full respect because I swear she had to cry in like every single episode and she made it look convincing. Hong Ki was super cute and brought wonderful comic relief, and Yong Hwa was so charming and it just broke my heart that his character wasn't able to get the girl. UEE also made for a very convincing villain and In Kwon was just hilarious as Mi Nam's Manager. Also Jung Chan as President Ahn was really funny with his random english words and charming smile.

PLOT OVERVIEW: Overall the plot was very solid. The series managed to wrap up every lose end, and trust me there were a lot of loose ends to wrap up. The only thing that really bothered me was that Mi Nam and Mi Nyu were never seen talking to each, either in person or over the phone. And it seems kinda odd that Mi Nyu was so willing to put her dreams on hold for a brother who it seems like she has had very little contact with. 

ENDING: The ending I was somewhat pleased with, I suppose as a hopeless romantic I wanted a little more romance, however I still happy that there was in fact a happy ending, because their is nothing worse then sitting through 16 episodes only to have one of the main characters get killed off or something like that.

SOUNDTRACK: The sound track is amazing!!! And even more impressive is the fact that the majority of the soundtrack was actually sung by the cast.

미남이시네요 (음악감독판) [ost] 

Tracks










Disc 1
1.
여전히 (Still) by
(Lee Hong Ki) 이홍기
3:49
2.
말도없이 (Without Words) by
(9th Street) 나인스트릿
4:04
3.
Lovely Day by
(Park Shin Hye) 박신혜
3:19
4.
가슴이 욕해 (My Heart Curses) by
(JK KIm Dong) JK 김동욱
4:06
5.
약속 (Promise) by
A.N.JELL
3:40
6.
바보를 위한 노래 (Song For A Fool) by
(Park Sang Woo) 박상우
3:20
7.
말도 없이 (Piano Ver.)
4:02
8.
여전히 (Bossa Ver.)
2:08
9.
Blue Sky
2:19
10.
Dark Angel
2:11
11.
Over Driver
2:03
12.
The Last Day
2:09
13.
어떡하지
1:50
Disc 2
1.
말도없이 (Without Words) by
(Jang Geun Suk) 장근석
4:02
2.
여전히 (Still) by
A.N.JELL
3:49
3.
약속 (Promise) featuring 정용화 (Jeong Yong Hwa)
by  (Lee Hong Ki) 이홍기
3:40
4.
어떡하죠 (What Should I Do) by
(Park Da Ye) 박다예
4:44

5.
Good Bye by
(Jang Geun Suk) 장근석
4:17
6.
Lovely Day (Acoustic) by
(Park Shin Hye) 박신혜
2:03
7.
하늘에서 내려와 (Coming Down From Heaven) by
오원빈(Oh Won Bin), Miss $
3:05
8.
말도없이
4:06
9.
To Be with U
2:34
10.
Crazy Night
2:47
11.
Head-up
2:39
12.
어디로 가지
1:45



RATING:(on a scale of 1 to 10, one being the worst thing i've ever seen and ten being a show I could watch every day of my like)
 I would give this 8.5 out of 10, I truly loved this series and I will definitely be purchasing it on dvd.

So are you intrigued, wanna know a secret. The secret is that you can find this whole series on Youtube, and with English subtitles. Guess who put it on youtube, SBS!! For those who don't know SBS stand for Seoul Broadcasting System, they are the Korean television company that aired this drama in Korea. Isn't that amazing that they are recognizing that there are foreign fans who watch KDrama's. Make sure if you watch this to turn on the red CC button so you can see the subtitles.



As always I encourage everyone to form their own opinion about a show or movie, these are simply my   views and reflections of what I felt about this drama.