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Korea is riding on the "hallyu" movement - the globalization of Korean dramas (K-dramas).  Whether it's Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, China or the U.S., viewers who watch Korean dramas are enamored by the "real" acting and fascinating stories that unfold before their eyes.

K-dramas are a refreshing change for many, and some, like Winter Sonata, take them back to first loves.  Others like, Dae Jang Geum, tell about history in a fascinating way with rich costumes and realistic sets.

While some viewers may find them too "mild" for their taste, many others will be thrilled to find tasteful, endearing programming that reels them in and leaves them wanting more...and more...and more....and then they're hooked only to find that they are part of the "hallyu" movement. 

Buying Korean Dramas

If you are interested in buying Korean dramas, be careful where you buy them.  Buying from eBay and other sites may be less expensive, but as the saying goes "you get what you pay for."

From personal experience, buying off of eBay or other sites usually results in bootleg or illegal copies of the dramas which results in poor picture quality.  Some bootleg copies also have very poor English subtitles, ranging from jibberish to excessive foul language.  The only site we use and recommend, because of the excellent quality of the DVDs and English subtitles, is YesAsia.com. YesAsia.com is the only authorized distributor of Korean DVDs in North America.  

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AsianInfo's Review of ASTA Magazine

A Treat for Korean Drama Fans

K-Drama fans aren't just from Korea, as is evidenced by the explosion of dramas available in a multitude of languages.  But for those who read English, a new treat is in store.  YesAsia, the leading Internet source for Asian entertainment products, has introduced ASTA Magazine.

To be honest, the first issue I received disappointed me.  Not because of the photos, which were great, but because of the articles.  Although the few articles that were in English were pretty good, albiet with grammatical and spelling errors, the majority of the articles I was interested in weren't translated.  That is - they were in Korean.  

But my opinion has since changed.  YesAsia asked for a review of the magazine I received, which I gladly gave.  Believe me it was a long list of things I thought should be improved. Since that time, the magazine has been overhauled.  When I received my July 2006 copy, and I was definitely surprised by the changes.  

The magazine is not a "Vogue" type, in that it's an inch or so thick, on the contrary it's about a 1/4" thick, but is larger (approx 9" x 12" give or take a little) than standard paper in the U.S..  It's full color, which is great when you want a clear picture of your favorite star.  The photos are crisp and clear. Every article is in English and the articles had good spelling and grammar, although I'll admit the text layout on some articles could be worked on.  It was packed with information and photos about K-drama stars and I really think it is a must have for any "die hard" drama fan.

Bottom line, if you're the type of person who just has to know the details behind the scenes in dramas or if you just want to know a little more about your favorite actor/actress - ASTA TV International Edition magazine is for you.

Sad Sonata
(a.k.a. Sad Love Song)
MBC 2005

Starring:

Suh Joon-young/Chi Joon-kyu ~ Kwon Sang Woo
Lee Gun-woo ~ Yeon Jung Hoon
Park Hae-in ~ Kim Hee Sun
Cha Hwa-jung ~ Kim Yeon Joo
Lee Mi-sook, aka Audrey ~ Jin Hee Kyung

Synopsis:

Sad Sonata is the story of love that is denied through cruel twists of fate.  It is also the story of friendship and sacrifice, even at the cost of losing true love.  The strength of the bonds that were formed 

Review:

Very Good - Once you get past the very slow beginning, the drama greatly improves and is worth watching. 

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Sandglass
SBS 1995

Starring:

Tae Soo ~ Choi Min Soo
Woo Suk ~ Park Sang Won
Hye Rin ~ Go Hyun Jung

Synopsis:

One of the first genuinely unmissable Korean dramas, Sandglass became a cultural phenomenon when it first aired in 1995, and the yardstick by which all subsequent productions would be measured. The show became a talking point at water coolers around the country, captivating households with its thrilling story of organised crime and political upheaval. Sandglass secured a staggering 65% audience share, with reports of stores and businesses closing early so workers could be home in time to watch each week's new episode.

Sandglass is the story of two best friends, their differing roads in life, and the political turmoil that inevitably pits them against one another. After getting rejected from military school because of his father’s affiliation with the Communist party, Tae-Soo (Choi Min-Soo) enters a dark underworld filled with violent gangsters and corrupt politicians. Woo-Suk (Park Sang-Won) sees his family suffer under political oppression, and becomes a prosecutor to fight for social justice. Painfully torn between the two men is Hye-Rin (Go Hyun-Jung of Spring Days), the ambitious successor to her father’s successful casino business.

Sandglass powerfully explores the conflicts between friendship, loyalty, and duty. Don’t miss this intense and unpredictable 24-episode television masterpiece… and prepare yourself for a thrilling and truly unforgettable ending.

Review:

Not reviewed. 

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Sang Doo! Let's Go To School
KBS

Starring:

Sang Doo ~ Rain
Enhwan ~ Kong Hyo-jin

Synopsis:

Live life to its fullest! 23-year-old Sang Doo shows us his way to live his life to the fullest even in times of adversity. Sang Doo was put in jail for fighting with a man who tried to pick on his first love, Enhwan. Having a sick daughter, he makes money to settle the medical bills by working as a toyboy and going out with rich women.

One day, when he runs into Enhwan again, he knows deep down that she is the one he has been waiting for in life. To approach Enhwan, Sang Doo begins to work as a custodian in the school she works for...

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Sassy Girl, Chun-hyang
KBS 2005

Starring:

Seong Chun Hyang ~ Han Chae Young
Lee Mong-Ryong ~ Jae Hee
Hong Chae Rin ~ Park Si Eun

Synopsis:

This drama is based on the heroic character of Chun Hyang, who was brave enough to look for the lover of her own choice during the ancient Chosun period - which was known for its adherence to the strict ideals of Confucius. 

Sassy Girl, Chun Hyang brings the character to the present day, and offers a captivating tale of romance, jealousy, and arrogance, among other common every-day issues! Han Chae Young portrays the charming female protagonist Seong Chun Hyang, an industrious, amiable, and poor high school girl who has to work part-time to pay for her daily needs. After being transferred from his old school, handsome Lee Mong Ryong becomes Chun Hyang's classmate.  However, Mong Ryong's old flame Hong Chae Rin finds out about their romance. Filled with jealousy, she leaves no stone unturned in her quest to force Chun Hyang and Mong Ryong apart…

Review:

Good - Probably geared more for a younger audience (high school / college) rather than an older generation.

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Save Your Last Dance for Me
SBS

Starring:

Soo-jin ~ Eugene / Yoo Jin
Jan-ho / Hyun-woo ~ Ji Sung

Synopsis:

Soo Jin (Eugene) is a pure but unsophisticated woman who runs a small resort inn with her father. Soo Jin is just an ordinary girl, but her life changes when she meets a man (Ji Sung) who's completely lost his memory. She takes him in and cares for him, and even gives him a name: "Jan Ho". Love blossoms, and soon wedding bells can be heard. But on the night of their wedding ceremony, Soo Jin's father passes away. And soon after, Jan Ho disappears too! In the blink of an eye, the two people Soo Jin loves most in the world have left her. But Jan Ho has his reasons for disappearing: his real name is Hyun Woo, and he's heir to a large conglomerate. Even more, someone is plotting to kill him...

Review:

Not reviewed

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Save Your Last Dance for Me - Region 3
Save Your Last Dance for Me - Region 1 - Coming Soon!
Save Your Last Dance for Me Soundtrack

 

 

Sea Wind
PSB Special Drama

Starring:

Mun Hyung ~ Bae Yong-jun

Synopsis:

Mun Hyung (Bae Yong-jun) has always lived his life as spoilt member of his super rich family. While he returns from a night out in Seoul his careless driving causes another party to get hurt and in a rush of panic he flees to Pusan. Within his new surroundings Mun Hyung runs into all sorts of special acquaintances that drastically change his outlook on life. In Seoul meanwhile, Mun Hyung 's family is very concerned and tries everything to trace his whereabouts …

Review:

Fair - This drama is from about 10 years ago, and BYJ's acting leaves much to be desired, i.e., overacting.  It's a great item to add to your collection if only to see the difference between then and now. 

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A Second Proposal
KBS 2004

Starring:

Mi-Young ~ Oh Yeon Soo
Min-Sook ~ Kim Young Ho
Hyun-Jung ~ Ho Young Ran
Kyung-Soo ~ Oh Ji Ho

Synopsis:

Unlike the usual "trendy dramas" that dot the Korean Drama landscape, A Second Proposal does the unthinkable: it talks about real life, and does so in a touching and comic way. Oh Yeon Soo stars as Mi Young, a full-time housewife with two children and a husband, Min Suk. 

Mi Young is happy and content, but also bored and unfulfilled. But one day she sees Min Suk with another woman, Hyun Jung, a cable TV hostess of shopping programs. And so begins the trial of an ordinary woman thrust into a common, yet trying and ultimately defining circumstance.

Review:

Very Good - A funny, but sad and touching change from the typical K-dramas.

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Secret
MBC 2000

Starring:

Lee Hee Jung ~  Kim Ha Neul
Kim Jun Ho (Hee Jung's friend) ~  Ryu Shi Won
Cho Young Min (Hee Jungs's manager) ~  Kim Min Jong 
Lee Ji Eun (Hee Jung's sister) ~  Ha Ji Won

Synopsis:

Ji Eun finds out her sister Hee Jung is the daughter of a famous fashion designer and takes over her place as a real daughter.  Ji Eun loses her sense of morality as gets into deeper sin out of jealousy toward Hee Jung  who also steals both Jun Ho and Young Min's heart.  The fashion designer doesn't have the luxury of enjoying the love of her real daughter, Hee Jung when she dies of leukemia.  Ji Eun at last realizes unconditional love of this fashion designer and Hee Jung's forgiveness toward her.

Review:

Good

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Seo Dong Yo
SBS 2005

Starring:

Seo Dong ~ Jo Hyun Jae
Princess Seon Hwa ~ Lee Bo Young
Mok Ra Su ~ Lee Chang Hoon
Buyeo Seon ~ Kim Young Ho


Synopsis:

Before Romeo and Juliet and Chunhyang, there was Seo Dong and Seon Hwa. The fated love between Princess Seon Hwa of the Shilla kingdom and Seo Dong, the future King Mu of the Baekje kingdom, is a classic tale set in Shakespearean lore. It is immortalized in Seo Dong Yo, or "The Ballad of Seo Dong", an old Korean folk song that spread quickly through the palace and the country during the Shilla period. This age-old story now receives new life under Lee Byung Hoon, the man behind masterpieces like Dae Jang Geum and Hur Jun. With stars Jo Hyun Jae (Love Letter) and Lee Bo Young (Mr. Good-bye) on board, Seo Dong Yo promises to be as innovative and engaging as Lee's previous historical dramas.

Seo Dong (Jo Hyun Jae) is just a commoner, a technician who grew up in Baekje's prestigious Taehaksa Institute, but his life is on the brink of extraordinary change. His love for Shilla's Princess Seon Hwa (Lee Bo Young) transforms his life forever, and he carries a secret that could alter the fate of the Baekje kingdom. The 7-disc Volume 1 set features the first 21 episodes of Seo Dong Yo, which detail Seo Dong's childhood, his first meeting with Seon Hwa, and his maturation at Taehaksa.

The second volume of Seo Dong Yo ups the ante in terms of intrigue, with Seo Dong and Mok Ra Su (Lee Chang Hoon) fighting to keep the secret of Baekje's Crown Prince intact, and Satek Giru plotting with Buyeo Seon (Kim Young Ho) to disrupt their plans.

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Seo Dong Yo  Volume 1

Seo Dong Yo  Volume 1
Seo Dong Yo  Volume 2 - Coming soon!
Seo Dong Yo  Volume 3 (End) - Coming soon!
Seoul 1945

Shoot for the Stars
SBS

Starring:

Sora ~  Jeon Do Yeon
Sung Tae ~  Cho In Sung
Bada ~  Park Sang Myun

Synopsis:

Love and show business collide in the SBS TV Series Shoot for the Stars! Film star Jeon Do Yeon (Untold Scandal, Happy End) stars as Sora, a 29 year-old woman who has no job, career, or academic pedigree, and longs only to be married to a man she can call her true love. Her chance arrives when she meets Sung Tae (Cho In Sung of Lover's Concerto), a waiter and wannabe actor. He impresses Sora and her brother, a low-rent talent manager named Bada, who's played by comic actor Park Sang Myun (My Wife is a Gangster) in a winning dramatic role. Sung Tae also suffers from dyslexia, making script reading mighty difficult, but with Sora's support, Sung Tae finally does become an actor. However, when a relationship builds between the two, it inevitably leads to complications, and even a scandal...

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Snow Flower
SBS 2006

Starring:

Lee Kang-ae ~  Kim Hee Ae
Yoo Gun-hee ~  Lee Jae Ryong
Yoo Da-mi ~ Go Ah Ra
Ha In-chan ~ Lee Chan
Ha Young-chan ~ Kim Ki Bum

Synopsis:

 

Review:

Good.

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Snow Flower OST

 

Solitude
KBS

 

Starring:

Kyung Min ~ Lee Mi Sook
Eun Suk ~ 
Yong Woo ~ Ryoo Seung Bum

Synopsis:

Kyung Min is a single mother working for a business consulting firm. Her only cares are her job and her daughter. The father, Eun Suk, left Kyung Min before he ever knew that she was pregnant, and Kyung Min has had to raise her child alone. 

Now entering her forties, Kyung Min discovers a void in her life: she has not been in love for a long time. Her age causes her to avoid hope, but one day, she meets a new colleague: Yong Woo. A young man in his twenties, Yong Woo is cheerful and positive, and his respect and liking for Kyung Min slowly changes to love. But as the older woman and younger man begin their affair, Eun Suk returns to Seoul from London for the first time in 15 years...

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Someday
OCN TV

Starring:

Yamaguchi Hana ~ Bae Du Na
Go Jin Pyo ~ Kim Min Joon
Kim Seok Man ~ Lee Jin Wook
 ~ Oh Yooh Ah

Synopsis:

The first Korean drama to integrate animation and live action, Someday is like no drama that has come before. Through outstanding cinematography and visual design, this groundbreaking drama beautifully lenses Korea's contemporary urban landscape and peeks into the moody, imaginative world of a comic book artist. Written by movie screenwriter Kim Hee Jae (Hanbando), Someday represents another landmark work from Yellow Film, whose other 2006 titles include the critically acclaimed Alone in Love and Freeze. A "movie-like drama" with top-end production values, Someday features film star Bae Du Na (The Host), drama favorite Kim Min Joon (Lovers in Prague, Damo), and rising stars Lee Jin Wook and Oh Yoon Ah from Alone in Love. In contrast with its fanciful images, the drama stays candid and grounded in its exploration of modern relationships and romance, presenting a story that is both painfully realistic and longingly lighthearted.

Although Korean-Japanese cartoonist Yamaguchi Hana (Bae Du Na) has found great success with her romantic comic books, she herself doesn't believe in love. Raised by her grandmother, she is content to live in her own world of writing and drawing, but one day her comic gets discontinued. Unceremoniously thrown back into the real world, Hana travels to Seoul where she meets Kim Seok Man (Lee Jin Wook), a kind-hearted private investigator with a tragic past, and Go Jin Pyo (Kim Min Joon), a doctor and ardent comic fan who observes life with a detached eye. As Hana retraces the tragic love story of her elderly neighbors with Seok Man and Jin Pyo's help, she realizes that she herself is experiencing love for the first time.

This edition comes with making of, interviews, trailers, music video, and other special features.

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Something Happened in Bali
SBS

Starring:

Soo Jung ~ Ha Ji-won
In Wook ~ So Ji-sub
Jae Min ~ Cho In-sung

Synopsis:

The Something Happened in Bali Gift Set includes the YA Entertainment release of this acclaimed hit K-drama, complete with newly created English subtitles, two free bookmarks and the first episode of SBS' previous hit series, Stairway To Heaven. It also includes a beautiful silver necklace, as worn by the gorgeous Ha Ji Won in Something Happened In Bali.

Soo Jung (Ha Ji Won - Damo, Secret) is an independent spirit with a shady past, who is in Bali searching for a wealthy man to rescue her. Jae Min (Jo In Sung - Spring Days, Classic) is wealthy, but is irresponsible, arrogant, and uninterested in business. He is headed for an arranged marriage to Young Joo (Park Ye Jin - Four Sisters), but she's not yet over her recent breakup with In Wook (So Ji Sub, I Am Sorry I Love You), an ambitious man of humbler means.

Young Joo and In Wook visit Bali to find some time alone, but they're greeted at their destination by Jae Min. A tenuous lie averts immediate disaster, and the three embark on a tour of Bali - with Soo Jung as their tour guide! See how far these people will go to win the game of love and greed. Something did happen in Bali… are you ready to find out what?

Review:

Excellent.  But, it could be because I'm biased.  I really enjoy watching So Ji Sub and Ha Ji Won in dramas.  Cho In Sung is very intense in this drama as a very controlling, immature person.  Overall, I went through a gamut of emotions with this drama; laughter, sadness with tears, anger, commiseration and shock.

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Something Happened in Bali GIFT SET - Region 1
Something Happened in Bali Soundtrack

 

Spring Days
SBS 2005

Starring:

Go Eun Sup ~ Jo In Sung
Go Eun Ho ~ Ji Jin Hee
Suh Jung Eun ~ Go Hyun Jung

Synopsis:

Go Hyun Jung (Sandglass), one of the original Korean TV drama megastars, returns after a ten-year hiatus for the eagerly anticipated 2005 SBS mini-series Spring Days. With the combined star power of Go Hyun Jung, plus Ji Jin Hee (Dae Jang Geum, Love Letter) and Jo In Sung (Something Happened in Bali), Spring Days is definitely not your ordinary K-drama series!

Loosely adapted from the popular Japanese drama, Heaven’s Coins, Spring Days tells the gripping story of Suh Jung Eun (Go Hyun Jung), an elusive beauty who has suffered a trauma so great that she loses the will to speak. Koh Eun Ho (Ji Jin Hee) is the doctor who helps Jung Eun find a way to overcome her past. But just when her gratitude starts to blossom into love, fate cruelly intervenes, leaving Eun Ho in a coma.

At the hospital Jung Eun meets Eun Ho’s stepbrother Eun Sub (Jo In Sung), who is also a doctor. Despite his best intentions, Eun Sub finds himself powerless to resist Jung Eun. Latent rivalries and misunderstandings come to a boil as the two brothers vie for Jung Eun’s affection.

Featuring an all-star cast and a compelling story, Spring Days is a highly acclaimed 20-episode K-Drama for all seasons.

Review:

Not reviewed.

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Spring Days - Region 1 (US Version) Expected release date ~ November 10, 2005.
Spring Days + OST - Region 3

 


Spring Waltz
KBS 2006

Starring:

Lee Su Ho/Yoon Jae Ha ~  Seo Do Young
Suh Eun Young ~  Han Hyo Ju
 ~ Lee Seo Yeon
Philip ~ Daniel Henney

Synopsis:

The original flagbearer of the Korean Wave, renowned producer Yoon Suk Ho has won over fans all over Asia with his "season" dramas, starting in 2000 with the classic Tale of Autumn (a.k.a. Endless Love) starring Song Seung Heon, Song Hye Kyo, and Won Bin. He followed up in 2002 with the heartwrenching Winter Sonata starring Bae Yong Jun and Choi Ji Woo. These two dramas were phenomenally popular in Korea and throughout Asia, transforming the leads into international stars and even helping to boost Korea's tourism industry. In 2003, Song Seung Heon returned for the third installment, Summer Scent, opposite Son Yae Jin. Three years later, Yoon presented the fourth and final chapter of the seasons quartet, Spring Waltz, a quiet drama about a romance born one spring on a small, isolated island.

Left in a small island town by his gambling father, young Lee Su Ho meets the sickened Suh Eun Young, and they become good friends. Even when Su Ho's unscrupulous father steals Eun Young's family's money, the two remain steadfast in their friendship. A tragic twist of fate, however, forces them to separate, with Su Ho eventually getting adopted by a wealthy couple. Fifteen years later, Su Ho is now Yoon Jae Ha (Seo Do Young), a loner piano prodigy with a loving family and a fiancee (Lee So Yeon), and Eun Young (Han Hyo Ju) has a suitor in the suave Philip (Daniel Henney). Jae Ha and Eun Young's lives seem set in every way until the childhood sweethearts cross paths once more...

Spring Waltz features a refreshing cast of relatively new faces. Leads Seo Do Young (Emperor of the Sea) and Han Hyo Ju (My Boss, My Teacher) make a charmingly photogenic couple, while Lee So Yeon (Super Rookie) displays surprising range. Perhaps shining the most brightly is Korean American heartthrob Daniel Henney (My Lovely Sam-Soon) who shows off both his charisma and his language skills. Beautifully shot and wistfully romantic, Spring Waltz is a fitting finale to the seasonal drama series.

Reviewed:

Not reviewed. 

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Spring Waltz OST

 

Stairway to Heaven
SBS 2003

Starring:

Jung-seo ~  Choi Ji Woo
Tae-hwa ~  Shin Hyun Joon
Cha Song-Joo ~ Kwon Sang Woo
Yu-Ri ~ Kim Tae Hee

Synopsis:

For as long as they can remember, Han Jung-Suh and Cha Song-Joo have always been meant for one another. But when Jung-Suh receives a new family, everything changes! Stepmother Tae Mi-Ra cruelly manipulates Jung-Suh, and when envious stepsister Yoo-Ri (Kim Tae-Hee) commits an unspeakable act, Jung-Suh is literally left helpless, and loses her memory!

At the crucial moment, Jung-Suh's lonely and affectionate stepbrother Tae-Hwa seizes the opportunity to escape his cruel family - and takes Jung-Suh with him! Song-Joo is left behind, and as the years go by, his heart remains irreparably broken. But one day Song-Joo sees a girl who bears a remarkable resemblance to Jung-Suh, and he becomes convinced that this girl is really his long-lost love. She denies his claim, but Song-Joo's heart cannot be swayed. With the chance for true love right before him, Song-Joo sets out on a personal mission: to recover Jung-Suh, and fulfill their destiny to once-and-for-all be together!

Reviewed:

Very Good ~ Although the storyline seemed to be similar to Winter Sonata in parts. 

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Stairway to Heaven