Dramas & movies I completed in 2025.

Loved the actors, the characters, the cinematography, the slowburn romance, the friendships, the cultural richness of the Tang dynasty, and the overarching message of the drama. 

The beginning started out so strong. I loved our morally gray FL and supported her quest for revenge. I wanted to see her gain everything that was owed to her. However, the intensity and allure fizzled out toward the end, and the conclusion was just... okay.

Fun fight scenes, cute friendships, pretty good adaption of the webtoon.

Loved the fight scenes, enjoyed the dynamic between Si-eun and Suho.

An acceptable sequel to WHC1.

Full of heart, interesting stories, and lovable characters. Thoroughly enjoyed.

This drama took me by surprise. It started off slow and unassuming, and then gradually became one of my comfort shows of 2025. I loved the characters, the depiction of their daily lives as doctors, and the overall vibes of this drama.

An absolute masterpiece. This drama was not only my favorite drama of 2025, but it became my favorite drama of all time. It has set the standard on how to write a slowburn romance and a healthy and mature relationship with *great* communication. Ever since I watched this, my expectations have been set so high that no other drama can compare in terms of chemistry and storytelling. Loved everything about this.

Cool fight scenes, mediocre revenge story.

Phenomenal storytelling and complex characters. The start was a little slow, but well worth my time.

Interesting premise, likable characters, good acting - the drama could've been condensed into fewer episodes.

The perfect healing journey for those in need of recovering from stress, depression, or loss.

No.

Unique concept. A bit confusing at first, but once the pieces fell into place, it became a thought-provoking collection of stories about humanity and death.

Although I loved the characters, cinematography, and overarching themes of this drama, it was a disappointing sequel to its predecessor.

Loved the first half, but fell asleep more times than I would like to admit during the second half.

A rewatch. Angsty, beautiful, addicting. Just as good as I remembered.

The cases were twisted, but the love was sweet. Loved the main couple and supporting characters. The pacing was a bit slow for some of the episodes, but it was an overall positive viewing experience.

Decent performances from the veteran actors, but the drama lacked depth and substance. A disappointing watch.

Beautiful, tragic, and gut-wrenching. It was a flawed season two, but a memorable story nonetheless, and it will stay with me forever.

The storyline was just okay, but the characters were a lot of fun, the music was addicting, and I found myself thinking about this movie more times than I could count. Beautiful animation, I loved how vibrant everything was.

Thrilling and heartfelt. This action drama had all the right elements and kept me on the edge of my seat for the majority of it.

Not what I expected, definitely flawed, but I enjoyed it oh so much. Great main characters, amazing chemistry, mostly positive experience of the drama. Will be rewatching my favorite scenes again and again for sure.

A cute romantic comedy and youth movie about high school romance, friendships, and self love. I adored the characters and appreciated the uplifting message so much.

A love story that transcended time and space - this drama moved me. It was made for the romance lovers, and definitely worthy of experiencing.

Heart-wrenching and tragically beautiful, this drama was worth every tears I've shed. I don't think I can rewatch it, but I'm glad I gave it a chance.

Although flawed, Moonlit Reunion was a feast for the senses and a magical experience.

Face swaps, secret identities, and an arranged marriage with a twist. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked this. My favorite part was the romance.

It felt like I lived through five exhausting loops myself while watching Mobius, but I've finally finished the drama. Despite the plot being a bit draggy, I really enjoyed the dynamics in Ding Qi's team — specifically his relationship with Duan Zheng — and the stunning cinematography.

The story felt a bit underdeveloped due to time constraints, but it was nonetheless a cute story, just like the anime.

An okay movie. I wasn't really convince on any of the romance. The two male leads had more chemistry with each other than they did with Wang Chu Ran.

The drama started off suspenseful and compelling, but derailed toward the end. While I enjoyed the performances of the actors and the political storyline for the most part, I felt the romance was forced and unnecessary.

Finally. It has been a while since I felt this way, but this was an enemies-to-lovers romance that was executed perfectly. I loved the main characters and enjoyed the chemistry so much.

Heartfelt and related. Some things could've been executed a little better, but overall, it was a decent watch.

A fun and refreshing take on the time-travel trope. I didn't enjoy the second half, but in general, I adored the characters, the food, and the comedy.

Beautiful cinematography, but plot progression and character development were lacking. It was a struggle to make it to the finish line.

The beginning was great. I loved the characters and enjoyed their interactions with each other. However, the story was incredibly repetitive and slow, which made it difficult to watch the second half. The ending was underwhelming. I wouldn't recommend binge-watching this.

Initially addictive and thrilling, I only had one wish for this drama and it was for a glorious and satisfying downfall for Baek Ah Jin. The writers failed to deliver that.

Unapologetically brutal at times, but a worthwhile watch. Its true beauty lay in the cast of wonderfully flawed characters. Each and every single one of them brought so much heart into this story. Love, love, love.