What Women Want (Chinese Film)
Remake of the American romantic comedy What Women Want by Nancy Meyers, starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt, I Know a Woman’s Heart (to avoid confusions) puts Chinese superstars Andy Lau and Gong Li in the title roles.
Tagged: mood: extra cheesy
Ohoku (Japanese Film)
Based on the on-going manga series by Fumi Yoshinaga, Ohoku tells the story of an Edo period alternate universe Japan, in which the male population is stricken by a bizarre disease, which shifts the ratio of men to women to 1:4, turning society upside down and giving the most powerful position in society to a female Shogun.
Nicole Scherzinger – Killer Love
From Pussycat Dolls to poison on her mind, Nicole Scherzinger is finally set to take on her much delayed solo career. But does she hit her stride on her 2011 debut?
Yo Soy Betty, La Fea
Yo Soy Betty, La Fea is a Colombian telenovela released in 1999 that ran for 169 one-hour episodes and spawned several re-adaptations around the world. It is about a highly prepared Economics graduate who settles for a job as a secretary because she always loses jobs to less prepared but prettier people.
Gnomeo & Juliet
Gnomeo & Juliet takes the classic Shakespeare story of doomed lovers separated by a family feud and transports it to a garden feud between garden gnomes that become alive when no one is watching.
Gloria – Ep38-Final
The last 13 episodes of Korean drama Gloria focus all their forces in taking older half-brother Ji Suk down. As a new alliance from a forgotten relative is formed, she will do anything in her power to hunt the fox down.
Gloria – Ep26-Ep37
From this point on, Gloria turns from self-aware soap opera into a melodrama, as the relationships between Jin Jin, Kang Suk, Yoon Seo and Dong Ah get more problematic with the cliché evil bad guy Ji Suk.
Nikita – Season 1
This version of Nikita, franchise revamped by the CW Network, follows spy assassin Nikita — now played by Maggie Q — as she sets out to bring down the secret government agency that made her what she is today.
Brindavanam
As in many Tollywood films, this one spends a lot of time making you laugh and a lot of time watching people fight. But what makes Brindavanam unique is the dialogue.
Love my Life
Based on the popular manga by Yamaji Ebine, Love My Life is the story of quirky Ichiko and solemn Eri whom are secret lovers. Ichiko decides she wants to tell her father about her relationship and receives quite a shock when her father confesses he’s also homosexual.
