Tag: Lin Ting-yi

The Resurrected Review: A Hard-Hitting, Emotional Saga That Tends to Get a Bit Far-Fetched

The Resurrected Review: This is a fine thriller that might feel a bit too far-fetched sometimes.

The Resurrected Ending Explained: Do the Mothers Get Their Revenge? Who is the Real Backstabber?

The Resurrected Ending Explained: We discuss everything about this Netflix Taiwanese series starring Shu Qi and Lee Sinje. Read on.

Born for the Spotlight Review: Simply Fantastic

Born for the Spotlight Review: The series is simply fantastic and leaves you hooked to the human stories intricately woven together.

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Bleach TYBW Part 4 Episode 9 Review: Who Let Bleach Cook This Hard?

Bleach TYBW Part 4 Episode 9 Review: This episode goes all out with breathtaking animation, unexpected team-ups, and a cinematic battle that makes the long wait worthwhile.

Love in Disguise Episode 1 Review: Charming and Unexpected Chemistry

Love in Disguise episode 1 pairs a rich brat with a fearless undercover police officer, delivering the most needed comedy and chaos.

Jeonghan X Joshua (SEVENTEEN) ‘12 o’Clock’ MV Review: A Dream or Reality?

SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua bring us the ‘12 o’Clock’ MV that moves between daylight, darkness and landscapes that feel rather surreal. There are dreamlike visuals, mirrored imagery and the idea of chasing something until fantasy and reality begin to blur.

The Simpsons: Apu Gets His Voice Back After Almost a Decade of Silence, And Fans Are Reacting; Rewatching Apu as an Adult Feels Different

Apu’s return to The Simpsons has brought back the conversations about representation and portrayal, but revisiting the character as an adult also raises a personal question: whether we can acknowledge the problems with a childhood favourite without losing the nostalgia attached to it.