where curiosity trumps language
An actor I greatly respect once said that every story has a passage, moment, a frame, a sequence, an episode, that encompasses the whole of what a writer/director sets out to depict or express---- and ever since I heard that statement, I can't help but find that point in almost everything I watch. Unfortunately, when …
We all knew it would happen but I think we wish it hadn't happened quite the way it did. Eun-sang's departure was inevitable but her "disappearance" didn't actually have to occur. It's a concept that I don't appreciate from this writer, however, perhaps our best consolation is that through her exit our main leads will …
We don't have long to go but  it feels as if the "real" story has just begun... I've never been one to desire more episodes from a show, especially one that show isn't that good to begin with--- but Heirs is somehow such an odd experience, whereby, though logically it would never benefit from more …
Heirs continues to move and flesh out its characters, which I'm sure we all can't be more grateful for. What I've grown to enjoy more than anything is the minor characters that have grabbed my attention much more than the love story or the non-love triangle. However, what makes this drama interesting isn't necessarily how …
Just when we thought Hell was about to burst wide open, the Devil is sidetracked by exams and camping trips. Rachel and Tan remain financial human  sacrifices, as she tries to pull a fast one. And a round of paintball proves you don't have to be an heir to be a tragic romantic hero. Unnichan: So …
with.subtitles.please. 