Showing posts with label Tubi TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tubi TV. Show all posts

Saturday, August 1, 2026

11 A.M. ~ We Only Time-Traveled for 15 Minutes and Saw 'The End'

11 A.M. is a 2013 Korean film, categorized as Science Fiction (Sci-Fi), Time Travel, Thriller, streaming on Tubi TV and The Roku Channel. The film blends time-travel mystery with psychological thriller elements.

  • Memorable Quote: “Time travel is possible.” … “Do not boast about tomorrow, for you do not know what a day may bring.” (Proverbs 27: 1)


11 A.M. blends sci-fi time travel with psychological thriller intensity as a team of deep-sea researchers tests a prototype capable of jumping exactly 24 hours ahead, only for Woo Seok and Young Eun to arrive in a future where their lab is destroyed, their colleagues have vanished, and a violent attack appears imminent. Woo Seok returns alone, shaken and racing against the clock to prevent the catastrophe he witnessed, unraveling corrupted surveillance clues, rising paranoia, and the possibility of betrayal within the team. As tensions escalate and the countdown to 11 A.M. approaches, the scientists struggle to determine whether the future is fixed or if they can still change the fate awaiting them—and save Young Eun from a doomed timeline.


TRAILER/TEASER:

CJ Entertainment USA. “11 A.M. (μ—΄ν•œμ‹œ) - Official Teaser Trailer with English Subs [HD].” YouTube, 28 Oct. 2013, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pVRzBJ46nU.



Another excellent Korean movie for sci-fi lovers. I really loved the quote from Proverbs, although at first I didn't get it. But when they went to the future, I totally got it!

READ Full review on PopGeeks.



Monday, July 27, 2026

Feng Shui (2018) Review: Joseon Politics, Geomancy, and the Fight for Destiny

Feng Shui” (2018) is a political period drama that blends royal intrigue with the Korean geomantic tradition known as pungsu‑jiri. Set in the late Joseon era, the film follows Park Jae‑Sang, a gifted geomancer whose life is scarred by the Kim clan’s ruthless pursuit of power. When he joins forces with Heungseon Daewongun, a sharp and ambitious nobleman from a fallen family, the two challenge a political order built on corruption, superstition, and the belief that an auspicious burial site can shape the destiny of future kings. Their struggle pits them against the formidable Kim Jwa‑Geun, whose influence reaches deep into the royal court.

Feng Shui (2018)

The film uses its historical backdrop to explore how geomancy—far more than folklore—was once a cultural force capable of influencing governance, family legacy, and national fate. As Park Jae‑Sang and Heungseon Daewongun navigate conspiracies, alliances, and betrayals, “Feng Shui” becomes a story about justice, destiny, and the lengths people will go to secure power. It’s both an entertaining political thriller and an accessible introduction to Korean traditions surrounding land, energy, and ancestral honor.

“Feng Shui” is the third entry in Jupiter Film’s trilogy on Korean fortune‑telling arts, following The Face Reader and The Princess and the Matchmaker. If you’re curious about how geomancy shaped Korean history—or simply want a tense, atmospheric drama—this film is a compelling watch.

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Feng Shui” (2018) delivers a tense, atmospheric look at the Joseon court where land could make—or break—a dynasty. In this political thriller, the fight for an auspicious burial plot becomes a battle for the throne, revealing a world where ambition, fate, and belief collide with deadly consequences.

Full movie review on PopGeeks.com.

Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Tubi TV is One of My Favorite Go-to Ad-Supported Streaming Service

I am old school and grew up watching television with commercials.  So ad-supported streaming platforms that offer free movies and TV shows are OK with me.  It is just like how I used to watch TV! (LOL)  Besides, once they started putting those ad blockers in browsers, I figured the advertisers would come up with a viable solution to get past the block.  That being said, there are so many of these platforms out there that it might be hard for you to choose.  

Tubi TV is one of my choices.

Tubi TV

Tubi is one of my favorite Go-to ad-supported streaming sites for FREE entertainment. It is an OTT platform owned by Fox Corporation and was launched in 2014. As of January 2023, Tubi has 64 million monthly active users and I am one of those happy users. 

It offers a wide range of movies and TV shows in different genres. My favorite genres are classic movies, old black-and-white TV shows, and Korean dramas. It also has LIVE channels to watch the news and other programs.

It is LEGIT. No credit cards. No subscription. The app is available on Google Play. However, if you own an AmazonFire TV, simply download the app, activate your account, and start watching. They also have a separate part of the platform that is kid-friendly. I have been using this service for years and would definitely recommend it to others.

  • Visit the official website: Tubi TV. Follow on Twitter: @Tubi.

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