The entertainment industry is fast-paced as there is barely a day without new music releases. For rookies, they cannot afford to bust out one single once in a blue moon. They have to go by the "snooze, you lose"...
When I was still a young kid living in sunny Singapore, Taiwanese dramas were all the rage till the Hallyu wave came by and influenced everyone from young to old to start watching Korean Soap operas and the likes...
Suddenly Seventeen reads as the standard light hearted romcom fare, but rewards viewers who stick out the unexplained plot points, and dire lack of healthy romance, with an important message of self help. Chinese Title: 28岁未成年 / 28 (Years Old)...
A journey through time, leads to the unravelling of a lifetime of tension, misunderstandings and hatred, between father and son. As an addition to the many highly anticipated Chinese New Year’s movies, Duckweed announced its release, less than six...
Vampire Cleanup Department returns the jiangshi genre, featuring the Chinese hopping vampire, from the days of old Hong Kong horror flicks to the silver screen. Although a little predictable, it’s a lighthearted film with dialogue that's likely to charm audiences....
Crime may have no borders, but justice can be found by crossing them. The recent C-drama When a Snail Falls in Love illustrates this in chilling detail in its travel through the sprawling cities of China and jungles of Myanmar....
Everybody knows Jackie Chan and his distinctive martial arts choreography. His name alone possesses enough weight to carry an entire movie single-handedly - with the right marketing. Hell, the man is probably rich enough to do anything he wants to. Like...
It’s not often that a book receives the preferential treatment of both an upcoming film and movie, like TangQi GongZi’s Three Lives Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms (三生三世十里桃花). So the hype and anticipation for both these adaptations would...
Well, 2017 has finally come. That typically means taking sometime to look back on the year past, the good moments and memorable events. As for me, I'm here to talk about some of my favorite things in Asian entertainment in...
Cook Up A Storm is a Lunar New Year comedy, inspired by Nicholas Tse's own TV Show 'Chef Nic'. Released a little late into the season, it features a Chinese-Korean ensemble cast with familiar faces to both fans of Hong Kong film productions...
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