#jin yong tae

[theinfinitedivides]

never thought i would see with my own two eyes daddy cop Heon holding Ji Yong by the hood of his black sweatshirt like a rabid dog after the two of them almost died together in that tank. never thought i would see that glorious vision of Heon having his boyfriend on a leash when they're both drenched and covered in blood we are never getting over the comparisons!!!!!! never ever gays this is our year!!!!!!

[fewwordsmanyriddles]

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Two (2) From Well Go USA

June 22, 2024 (NYC)– Two (2) from Well Go USA.   A Look at Two new international films, originating in South Korea,  distributed by Well Go USA, and hitting digital on June 25th.   Here is a synopsis and review of these Well Go USA Entertainment releases. HOPELESS Synopsis:       After spending his entire childhood in a town riddled with crime and violence, a teenage boy saves up his money in…

[stuff-diary]

Wedding Impossible

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Wedding Impossible (2024, South Korea)

Director: Kwon Young Il

Writers: Oh Hye Won & Park Seul Ki (based on the webtoon by Song Jung Won)

Mini-review:

Well, this drama was entertaining, but nothing more. It was especially funny at the beginning, thanks to that sort of 'rivalry' between the leads. However, once they solved that and started moving into purely romantic territory, the story began to lose steam quickly. Tbh, I kept watching to the very end because of the sizzling chemistry between Jeon Jong Seo and Moon Sang Min. And I guess I wanted to see how in the world they were gonna clear up the mess created by the characters, which was pretty fascinating. I feel like the show would have been better if the director had put more thought into its style, cause the whole thing looked pretty cheap and bland. But still, Wedding Impossible is fun enough, and I can see fans of classic romcoms enjoying it a lot.

[junkobato]

Upcoming Kdrama January 2023 💜

2/1: Brain Works with Cha Tae Hyun, Jung Yong Hwa, Kwak Sun Young. 16 episodes; comedy, action, crime. Trailer

6/1: Payback with Lee Sun Kyun, Moon Chae Won, Park Hoon. 12 episodes; thriller, mystery. Trailer

7/1: Agency with Lee Bo Young, Han Joon Woo, Son Na Eun. 16 episodes; life, drama. Trailer

11/1: Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist part 2 with Kim Min Jae, Kim Hyang Gi. 10 episodes; historical, romance, medical. Trailer

14/1: Crash Course in Romance with Jung Kyung Ho, Jeon Do Yeon, Shin Jae Ha. 16 episodes; rom-com. Trailer

18/1: Can We Be Strangers? With Jang Seung Jo, Kang Sora, Lee Jae Won. 12 episodes; rom-com. Trailer

27/1: Season of Kkokdu with Kim Jung Hyun, Im Soo Hyang, Kim Da Som. 16 episodes; fantasy, romance, medical. Trailer

I wish a great year to you, dears! 🥰

[k-star-holic]

Yoo Ji-tae, muscle 20kg augmentation...Lee Joon-hyuk "self-destructive Fijical" (A Vigilante)

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[kpoptimeout]

K-Pop Debuts and Comebacks for the First Week of March (Feb 27-Mar 5 2023)

Feb 27

HWANG MIN HYUN - Hidden Side

NU'EST Minhyun debuts solo in this sexy and confident performance!

Kim Hyun Joong - MY SUN

Veteran idol Kim Hyun Joong sings about fleeting youth in this meaningful track.

Feb 28

KIM KI TAE - Still I miss you

Singer-songwriter Kim Ki Tae drops another heartwrenching ballad!

Mar 1

Jeong Hyo Bean - I'm not alone

Soloist Jeong Hyo Bean brings 90s-style K-pop youthful energy in this comeback!

Mar 2

A-plus - Candelight

Howon University's K-pop major students form A-plus, the next student-produced group AZER, joins the music scene with this refreshing track!

Kwon Jin Ah - Raise Up The Flag

Talented soloist Kwon Jin Ah shows your rock vocals in this powerful track!

OnlyOneOf - seOul drift

Underrated boy band OnlyOneOf goes cyberpunk as a group after many excellent solo releases!

Mar 3

j-hope - on the street ft. J. Cole

BTS' talented dancer and rapper j-hope returns solo on this collaboration with one of the best lyrical rappers currently in the game!

Mar 4

Buzz - The Love

Early 2000s popular pop rock band BUZZ is back with another future karaoke-favourite!

YONG JUN HYUNG - POST IT

Yong Jun Hyung brings back his original sound in this early 2010s-esque K-pop piece.

Mar 5

No releases.

What is your favourite song from this week?

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[theinfinitedivides]

'Officer Nam died because he was a good cop. am i wrong? you see it, don't you? that's why i've made up my mind. i'm going to kill them all.' 'they will kill you first. mercilessly. no one will know, no one will even care—' 'then let them. i don't care. whether the Vigilante succeeds or fails, there's at least one person who will always report on it. and even if no one finds out, at least you will! to prove himself, a man beat his head against a wall and tried.' *pauses* 'if you still want to stop me, after that, then kill me now. i won't run away. but if not... what you told me about. that justice? you have to show me now.'

[fewwordsmanyriddles]

[seoul-bros]

Park Jimin - the artist's muse

Lee K exhibited this painting in Seoul and London in 2023 but it wasn't the first time he had painted him.

Rob Prior live painted Jimin and the other BTS members at a live show in Las Vegas (2022)

Kanno Aya on Twitter in 2022 "I drew Jimin chan like I saw him at the concert" and 2021

Mai Yoneyama on Twitter (2021)

James Jean's Mushroom from BTS Seven Phases Exhibition 2021

Kim Yong Jin from Korea International Art Fair (2021) 

Graffiti Artist WETZ painted Jimin in 2021

Alejandro Vigilante on Twitter in 2020, 2020 "Mi Bias" and 2021

Alexander Ivanchak, Rubik Cube Artist in 2021

Hajer's wall painting in a Saudi Arabian restaurant in (2020)

Kim Ho Sung from Fan and Fun Exhibition (2019)

Kildren painted RM, Jimin, Tae and JK in 2019 and Jimin in 2021

Post Date: 04/02/2024

[stuff-diary]

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area (Part II)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2022

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area (Part II, 2022, South Korea)

Director: Kim Hong Sun

Writers: Ryu Yong Jae, Kim Hwan Chae & Choe Sung Jun

Mini-review:

I feel like I was one of the few people that really enjoyed Part I and actually preferred it to the original. I hated the writing in the original show (I am a native Spanish speaker) and couldn't make it past the first few episodes, even though I found the story interesting. Now, thanks to this Korean remake, at least I can see how said story develops. Just like in the first part, this is a really fun and entertaining thriller with great acting, even if it requires you to suspend your disbelief a lot of the time. I'm really glad the writers wrapped up pretty much every plot thread, cause it makes the show a very satisfying watch. Like I said, the cast is amazing, but special kudos go to Park Hae Soo, who's clearly one of the best actors in the world.

[juliemolinaz]

Aside from the theme of finding yourself again and the importance of remembering where you come from, I really appreciated how well the show explored all the positive and negative consequences of letting go.

Through Sang-tae, we got to see how not letting go of your grief can blind you to the grief of others to the point that you get so focused on what you're experiencing that you hurt the people that you love. And then we got to see what happened when Sang-tae finally let go of his anger. He was finally able to see that other people were grieving for his wife. And by letting go of that anger, Sang-tae was finally able to talk about his wife in ways that weren't painful. He was able to gain back the friendships and happiness in his life that we lost.

Through Sang-do, we got to see how not letting go can cause you to get stuck and miss out on a lot of opportunities. By refusing to let go of his crush on Sam-dal, Sang-do was stuck in the past and didn't get to make a meaningful romantic relationship of his own. When he finally was able to accept the fact that his crush on Sam-dal wasn't going to be reciprocated, he seemed a lot more free. So, both Sang-tae and Sang-do were similar in the fact that letting go of something that is painful can be freeing.

Through Sam-dal, we got to see how letting go can actually be harmful and isolating. Sam-dal didn't want her relationship with Yong-pil to get in between Yong-pil and his dad, so she let go of her connection to Samdal-ri. She stopped talking to her mutual friends and she stayed in Seoul even though she had the right to spend time in her hometown just as much as Yong-pil and his dad. When she came back to Samdal-ri and let herself acknowledge that she was allowed to have her friendships and connections to her hometown, she seemed a lot happier with herself.

Through Yong-pil, we got to see that sometimes it's okay to not let go and instead hold onto things. Even though he was a part from Sam-dal, Yong-pil didn't let go of his feelings towards Sam-dal. He waited and waited and waited and eventually, he was able to be with her again. We also got to see that through Dae-yeong. He didn't let go of his feelings towards Jin-dal and they ended up back together too.

Through Yong-pil, we also got to see that it can be bad to always let go of your dreams to focus on helping others. Sam-dal was right to tell Yong-pil that he needed to go to Switzerland because he would have regrets if he didn't.

There's obviously a lot of other examples around letting go in the show, but I really did like how we got to see all the ways it can be painful to not let go, how freeing it can be to let go, how it can be okay to hold on instead of letting go, and how letting go all the time can be bad too.

[k-star-holic]

Yoo Ji-tae 20kg augmentation Fiji curl, Lee Joon-hyuk ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (A Vigilante)

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