#jun jong seo

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발레리나 2023

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So conflicted watxhing Queen Woo because I love the political plot going on I live for a lot of saeguk dramas and Jun Jong Seo plays her role so well (so damn cool) along with the rest of the cast, but watching Lee Soo Hyuk playing a psychotic villian is just..so conflicting cause hes so hot and seems so sweet irl but his character is so crazy 😂 turned on and disgusted at the same time someone save me

[world-smitten]

Kdrama misc.

Wedding Impossible: eps 1 & 2 are great, especially Jun Jung-seo as A-jeong, who gives her all into her craft even if the returns are so paltry. The first 2 eps build up the situation between her and Do-han into a fascinating hotbed of conflict, and I was onboard. Then ep 4 pissed away all that goodwill, in record speed. Why would A-jeong, who takes pride in acting, let Ji-han publicly woo her in Busan when she’s supposed to be his brother’s fiancé? And why was Do-han sectioned away in the story, prevented from knowing this? Ji-Han jerking around A-jeong, A-jeong letting him do it, it all felt old-school, and I don’t mean that as a compliment. And Moon Sang-min still needs another year playing supporting roles so he can build up a deck of facial expressions. Will watch a couple more eps, just in case it gets better.

Queen of Tears: I’ve already talked a lot about this one. Technically, everything is well done, but man, I don’t care for that romance. The drama is at its best and most sincere when it’s being funny, and despite being oddly underused, the supporting cast are really holding everything together. I don’t get why you would create a world where Kwak Dong-yeon and Lee Joo-bin are a couple and not talk more about that. I want to see more of everyone that isn’t Hyun-woo. But I’m obsessed with how good Kim Ji-won is.

The red sleeve: So brilliant, even when it’s bad lol. I’m a Junho stan til I die, and Lee Se-young is a very dear addition to my ever growing list of favourite actresses. The script is delicious. Eps 8 & 9 are like, really bad though. Awful. What a waste of Court Lady Jo’s character, and a gorgeous Park Ji-young performance. It’s a choice to make a group of women who, verbatim, “want to choose their own king”, look like deviants. But between spoilers & reading about Consort Ui, it looks like the story is still going to come to the same conclusion as those women - that the monarchy are parasitic (even those that are good faith actors), extorting mental & physical labour from an underclass of powerless women. Makes no sense to suddenly go, “but these ladies took it too far!!” Lol, be serious. But taking them seriously might’ve complicated how we see Deok-im’s unwavering certainty in Yi-san’s ability to rule. Each time she throws herself into the line of fire for him, I get a little sad. Love her and Yi-san tho. Now, that’s romance.

[eggsaladstain]

seoul and tokyo had so much more chemistry with each other than either of the dudes they were paired with (no offense to berlin, full offense to rio)

i can excuse a lot of the ridiculousness of this show but i refuse to believe those two babes were straight

they should’ve been girlfriends and that’s on that

[stuff-diary]

Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon

Movies watched in 2024

Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon (2021, USA)

Director & Writer: Ana Lily Amirpour

Mini-review:

This is exactly what I needed today: it's weird, fun and refreshingly original. Jeon Jong Seo did just as well as I expected, and it's clear she has a gift for this type of quietly intense roles. They're just a perfect fit for her unique aura. And the supporting cast also did a fantastic job, bringing to life a series of colorful characters that add a lot of flavor to the proceedings. I really enjoyed how offbeat the plot is, and how well it uses the New Orleans setting. In fact, I'd go as far as saying the city itself is a character in the story, and I love when movies do that sort of thing. And the visuals are also stunning. I'd heard great stuff about Ana Lily Amirpour's style, and after watching Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon I can perfectly understand what people mean. I guess I'll have to check out her other films at some point.

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I've always liked to play with fire

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Digging Up the EVIL Disentombs the Past! "Exhuma" reviewed! (Well Go USA Entertainment / Blu-ray)

Open the Blu-ray Coffin on “Exhuma” Today! A shaman and her assistant recruit a geomancer and a mortician to investigate the case of an American newborn boy’s distressing grave calling that has also haunted every patriarch member of the family for generations.  The large paying job sends them to remote forest where the unmarked grave of the boy’s great, great grandfather lies beneath the…

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Ballerina (2023) dir. Lee Chung-hyun

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︶꒷꒦︶ ๋࣭ ⭑ ; jeon jong-seo ♡

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Jeon Jong Seo for Dazed Magazine

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Dream

Movies watched in 2023

Dream (2023, South Korea)

Director & Writer: Lee Byeong Heon

Mini-review:

I'm gonna be very honest: I hate football/soccer and, initially, I only wanted to watch this because I adore IU. So, color me surprised, cause I enjoyed it a lot. I should have seen it coming tbh, cause I've always liked this type of inspirational-underdog storylines. Anyway, the characters were engaging, the script was really funny and witty, and the whole cast was great. IU does steal the show, proving that she has a natural knack for fast-paced comedy and one-liners (I swear I'm not being biased here). But all the other actors do an amazing job too! My only real complain is that the movie felt a tad too long, and the final act dragged a bit. But, besides that, I had a lot of fun watching it and I would definitely recommend it!