Posted by: raison on: August 1, 2009
Good or bad? That’s a tough question for this drama. It definitely had it high points but the plotline never went the direction that I had wanted. I watched almost all the episodes, skipped most of the scenes between the two major characters and prayed that Guan Xi (Ming Dao’s character) would be successful. The [...]
Posted by: raison on: April 23, 2009
Why am I deviating from my usual romance-based drama? Because Black & White’s got Vic Zhou (Zai Zai) and hot new guy (Mark Chao). I think these two are reason enough. From the first two episodes, the action shots are very well directed. This is definately a high budget show. Will elaborate when more episodes [...]
Posted by: raison on: April 21, 2009
Cutest drama I’ve seen in a really really long time. The three major characters can all be described as cute. Even the English name of the drama: To Get Her = Together. Adorable! As for the main players, I like the fact that Rainie’s character is very solemn. I’m usually not a fan of her [...]
Posted by: raison on: April 20, 2009
It’s long (54 episodes) and it has way too many major characters (31 just look at the poster!) but it’s one of the best real life stories I’ve seen in a while. The story starts in the 1960′s in a small community in Taiwan. The drama is revolves around the lives of several families who [...]
Posted by: raison on: November 12, 2008
不良笑花 Bu Liang Xiao Hua I was definitely expecting this drama to be another one of those immature jokes that the Taiwan entertainment industry occasionally pushes out. After a few episodes (Ok, I watched all ten episodes that have aired within a week!), Bu Liang Xiao Hua or Miss No Good is in reality refreshing [...]
Posted by: raison on: July 29, 2008
Thoughts based solely on the first episode which btw you can now watch online. Jerry Yan returns as his best played character – handsome rich boy with attitude. Love it! I truly believe that only Jerry has the amazing bone structure to perfectly pull off a condescending yet attractive look. (That’s right, in the world [...]
