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3/5 Stars: An inoffensive nothing burger that should have been a movie, but relies on Jisoo's star power and cameos to make up the difference. It's a fine watch if you're bored, but it might make you more bored.

3/5 Stars: A healing island romance where three sisters return home to get black out drunk everyday and find respite and romance in their hometown. Not terrible, but not good.

3/5 Stars: A short, fluffy Rom Com that felt like an underdeveloped Our Beloved Summer.

3.1/5 Stars: A robot pretending to be a human and a human pretending to to be a bodyguard fall in love in a Sci Fi romance straight outta the 2010's that takes itself a little too seriously. lol.

3.1/5 Stars: A drama made up of themes delving into marital status and societal expectations, with frustrating characters and a final arc that left me salty.

3.1/5 Stars: A genre rollercoaster that is sure to give you whiplash with a standout performance by Go Youn Jung who gave her all to translate a convoluted plot into something with meaning. Can this love be translated? Eh, It was a confounding time.

3.1/5 Stars: A Contemporary Fantasy that tries too hard to feel like a Marvel show with a sky high budget, on location shoots, and a great cast that struggled with their inconsistent characters trapped in a convoluted plot like a Genie in a bottle. I would like to make a wish that this was better.

3.2/5 Stars: A slow, creeping mystery that leads to nowhere, but kept me guessing until the bitter end.

3.3/5 Stars: This tragically not about ping pong, but instead is a fantasy drama intermingled with a mystery that brings our somewhat lifeless funeral directer female lead and a Jack of All trades together. A fine watch if you have time.

3.3/5 Stars: A melancholy look at the aftermath of a failed inter-cultural relationship, where former lovers reunite by chance and must reexamine the past to determine the future they truly want.

3.4/5 Stars: Check in at the Hotel Del Luna to help out a ghost of the week in a drama with a promising premise that drags, and doesn't let its stars reach their full potential.

3.4/5 Stars: Amazing performances and a stellar, thought provoking concept make Move to Heaven worth the watch, but the lack of character development and emotional follow through stop it from becoming a masterpiece.

3.5/5 Stars: A lukewarm fantasy romance that would probably work better for younger viewers, but is generally a mid time

3.5/5 Stars: A slice of life, non-soap medical drama following 5 friends around the workplace. If you like medical dramas this is for you. If not, this won't make you change your mind lol.

3.6/5 Stars: Not a must watch, but a fun time with a whacky premise that somehow works.

3.6/5 Stars: A twin switcharoo with life lessons and romance that had the bones to be great, but couldn't flesh out the story enough.

3.8/5 Stars: A truly hilarious and quintessential Rom Com, but doesn't go deep.

2.6/5 Stars: Cheesy, but like a bleu cheese. Not for me.

Title: Dynamite Kiss (2025) Platform: Netflix MDL & IMBD Rating: 7.8 & 7.4 Genre: Rom Com Episode Count: 14 Parental Guidance Rating: TV-14: Minor violence, minor swearing, makeouts, self harm (slit wrist), alleged cheating, and themes of suicide. On the spicier end for a rom com. For more info: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt38353551/parentalguide Staring: Jang Ki Young (Atypical Family) Ahn Eun Jin (My Dearest) Kim Mu Jun (Genie, Make A Wish) Woo Da Vi (Jeongnyeon: The Star

3.8/5 Stars: Perfect for Fall, Goblin is a product of it's time that holds up in more ways than it doesn't