Watched | 2024

A well written and amazing crime thriller with fantastic acting, great cinematography and loads of suspense. It was dark, gritty and violent in the best way possible.

A very different drama that will keep you at the edge of your seat. Very binge worthy and intense, especially if you enjoy the horror and thriller genre. The countryside and small village setting is interesting and really adds to the eerie atmosphere.

My biggest complaint would be the relationship between the daughter and the parents, and how the parents choose to handle certain situations.

A solid mystery thriller with only 6 episodes.
The cinematography is excellent and contributes a lot to the storytelling and dark atmosphere throughout the drama. As does the music which is very foreboding, suspenseful and eerie.

My only concern with this drama would be that whilst the acting is truly amazing I didn’t really feel anything for the characters or their fate.

A cinematic masterpiece.
Gut-wrenching, beautiful and visually pleasing. “My dearest” has everything you want in a historical drama.

It touches on a lot of important topics that are relevant and needed in a drama that depicts the reality of history and war, and does so in an immaculate manner.

The characters feel very realistic and perfectly imperfect, just like people in real life. Watching them come alive on the screen and follow their very sweet, but also dark and heart wrenching journeys makes you smile and cry for them in a way few dramas manages to do. The characters immense growth during the war and hardships is honestly so satisfying to watch and even though things don’t always go as one would like, the drama is told in such a convincing and wonderful way that you can’t help but to want more.

A must watch, absolutely gorgeous drama. I highly recommend it!

Sweet, calm and cosy.

The romance is quite surface level, but feels like a warm embrace. It’s nice to see a drama that touches on a lesbian relationship since the majority of the dramas and movies are about either hetero or gay couples these days.

The friendship and company they find in each other feels heartwarming and needed, especially in today’s society that can be lonely and isolating for many.

The food element in the drama is definitely a huge bonus and makes it a great watch for all of us foodies out there!

The Japanese version of the Korean movie “Always”, so nothing new but still a well made and beautiful movie. I like how Japan made it feel more Slice of Life, it really fit the atmosphere of the story.

A decent zombie outbreak drama.
It was good enough and a nice watch, but felt pretty flat and like it was lacking something. It never really got scary and I didn’t really worry or care for any of the characters. Despite this I’d still recommend this drama, especially for people that like the genre.