#kim min-jae

[fcsx]

[k-star-holic]

'Romanticism The Doctor Kim Master3', Seo Hyun-jin returns season 4? ... Viewership 16.8% Liu Cong's beauty

[passionforfiction]

Dr. Romantic: The Way to a Dream Come True

Dr. Romantic is made up of three seasons with a lapse of 4 years between the Season 1 and Season 2 and a 3 years lapse between Season 2 and 3. The first season we are introduced to the regular Doldam Hospital and new arrivals: Kang Dong Joo and Yoon Seo Jung. Master Kim helps these two young doctors and his regular staff to sharpen their skills and find realize their dreams. We see their growth as professionals and as human beings, while healing people and fighting to keep the hospital open. This first season ends with Kang Dong Joo and Yoon Seo Jung heading to new challenges but leaving a hope for their return.

Second season, Master Kim and his regular staff are still healing people while fighting to maintain the hospital running. We are introduced to three new doctors: Cha Eun Jae, Seo Woo Jin, and Yoon Ah Reum. In this case we have doctors returning and a doctor from a capital hospital, Park MinGuk becomes Holdam Hospital director as part of Chairman Do's attempt to take Master Kim down. But at the end we leave the hospital with a secure standing (no one can touch the property) and Dr. Park decides to partner with Master Kim and work together towards making Master Kim's dream come true - have a trauma center in the hospital.

Season 3 seems to be the conclusion to his story. Now they have the trauma center building connected to the old part of the hospital and they are about to open, but they need government funding to help run the center since this is a non-profit hospital. The staff is divided into two areas and those working at the trauma center will need to deal with their new director. Master Kim's Plan B - Dr. Cha Jin Man, who is also Dr. Cha Eun Jae's father and later Plan A - Kang Dong Joo.

I must admit that I was so excited to see Kang Dong Joo back and to see that Yoo Seo Jung returned, along other doctors that were part of the staff in the previous two seasons. It is satisfying to see Master Kim's dream come true: have the trauma center ran by his students.

You would've thought that he would want to run the center - after all, it was his dream - but he decided to stay in the old part of the hospital and have the another person run the trauma center. I loved the love stories and the new young characters. It was a really sweet way to bring this story to an end.

This story is one of my favorites on the doctors-drama category. A most watch, the three of them. I would watch them back to back, that way I would catch on things I probably missed since I saw them when they came out and time has past between each viewing.

[adamwatchesmovies]

Peninsula (2020)

Peninsula isn’t as fresh, frightening, or memorable as Train to Busan. It also doesn’t quite follow through with its premise but makes up for it with something I bet you’d never see out of a zombie movie set in Korea: Mad Max-style action!

Four years after a zombie outbreak in South Korea, former Marine Corps Captain Jung-Seok (Gang Dong-won) and his widowed brother-in-law Chul-min (Kim Do-yoon) are offered a life-altering job. Inside the undead-riddled Peninsula is an abandoned truck filled with US$20 million. They've been hired to retrieve it as part of a team of four who will enter South Korea at night - when the darkness will hide them from the innumerable ghouls. Once inside, they're shocked to discover survivors in the ruins.

If you’re looking for a heist movie with zombies in it, you want Army of the Dead. Peninsula starts with the team going in to grab the money but within minutes, half of them are dead. Chul-min is taken captive by crazed militants who’ve established a society in the ruins of the city, while Jung-Seok is rescued by Min-Jung (Lee Jung-hyun), her father Kim (Kwon Hae-hyo), and her two daughters, Joon (Lee Re), and Yu-Jin (Lee Ye-won). Now, the ghouls are the least of everyone’s worries. Unit 631 roams the streets, looking for any strays to put in their arena. There, the people have to run away from hungry flesh-eaters while the soldiers bet on who will die. Chul-min needs a way out ASAP. Unfortunately, the satellite phone he would’ve used to call his Chinese mobster bosses has been confiscated. Now Jung-Seok needs to save his brother, get the phone, get the money and leave with the help of the family who rescued him… but things are on the verge of getting dicey. See, Jung-Seok’s met Min-Jung before. She asked him for help four years ago when the zombie plague began. He refused and left her behind. Oops.

As a zombie movie, Peninsula disappoints. They don’t really play a big part in the film except at the beginning and then at the end. Mostly, this is an apocalyptic film. People scrambling for food, cobbling together equipment, setting up dodgy institutions where might makes right, that kind of thing. And of course, there’s the driving. If you’re going to check out Peninsula, it should be for the movie’s best scene, a spectacular race in the city featuring dozens of vehicles with our heroes in the lead and everyone trying to turn them into roadkill. Whereas the rest of the film barely uses zombies, this part of Peninsula brings the two genres together. The dead are obstacles to be dodged, they’re also weapons to use against those pursuing you. It’s fast-paced, expertly coordinated and loads of fun.

Plenty is going on in the film, which makes the nearly two-hour running time go by plenty fast… except at the end. During the conclusion, Peninsula tries to do too much. It pours on the drama as people have to make heroic sacrifices, there are double-crosses that make escape impossible, hope is renewed, then dashed, then renewed again, and so on. Some of this should’ve been cut, not only so we could end on the high we got from the driving scenes but also so the cheese could be kept at a minimum. Still, it works more than it doesn’t.

Peninsula is not a memorable zombie film and when we examine Seoul Station (the prequel to Train to Busan) we see that the terrific 2016 picture that spawned this franchise was more of an anomaly than a revival of the genre. You can still enjoy this follow-up if you love zombies and you want a bit of something new but anything more than the price of a rental is too much. (Original Korean with English Subtitles, May 21, 2021)

[korelist]

DR. ROMANTİC // KDRAMA DİZİ YORUMU

UYARI : Yazılar genel olarak spoiler içerebilir. İçermeyedebilir.

İmdb puanı: 8,3 Benim puanım: 8

Drama: Dr. Romantic / Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim

Hangul: 낭만닥터 김사부

Director: Yu In-Sik, Park Soo-Jin

Writer: Kang Eun-Kyung

Episodes: 20 + 1 special episode

Date: 2016 – 2017 - 2020

Language: Korean

Country: South Korea

1.Cast: Han Suk-Kyu, Yoo Yeon-Seok, Seo Hyun-Jin, Jin Kyung, Kim Min-Jae, Yang Se-Jong, Choi Jin-Ho

2.Cast:  Ahn Hyo-Seop, Lee Sung-Kyung, Kim Joo-Hun, So Ju-Yeon, Byeon Woo-Min

2016 SBS Drama Awards - December 31, 2016

Grand Prize (Han Suk-Kyu)

Excellent Actor (genre) (Yoo Yeon-Seok)

Excellent Actress (genre) (Seo Hyun-Jin)

Ten Star Award (Han Suk-Kyu/Seo Hyun-Jin)

New Star Award (Kim Min-Jae)

Best Couple Award (Yoo Yeon-Seok/Seo Hyun-Jin)

2017 (53rd) BaekSang Arts Awards - May 3, 2017

Best Director (Yu In-Sik)

2020 SBS Drama Awards - December 31, 2020

Excellent Actor (Ahn Hyo-Seop)

Excellent Actress (Lee Sung-Kyung)

Best Supporting Actor (Kim Joo-Hun)

Best Supporting Actress (Jin Kyung)

Best New Actress (So Ju-Yeon)

2020 (56th) BaekSang Arts Awards - June 5, 2020

Best New Actor (Ahn Hyo-Seop)

Bu dizi ile ilgili uzun uzun yorum yazabilecek kadar söyleyecek bir şeyim ne yazık ki yok. Hastane dizilerini seviyorsanız her türlü seveceğiniz bir dizi. Ben çok keyif alarak izledim. Bütün hastane ekibi oyuncuları çok güzeldi. Büyük bir hastanede baş hekimlik yapan bir adamın, yaşadığı bir olay sonrasında kayıplara karışarak küçük bir kasabada küçük bir hastanede ismini değiştirerek çalışmasını anlatıyor. İlk sezonda yanında çalışan iki yeni doktorun gelişimlerine şahit oluyoruz. İkilinin arasındaki romantik hikaye çok ön plana çıkmasa da dizi içerisinde güzel yer edinmiş.

Kang Dong-Joo (Yoo Yeon-Seok ) ve Yoon Seo-Jung (Seo Hyun-Jin) ilk sezonun yıldızlarıydı. Yoo Yeon-Seok ile ilk tanıştığımız diziydi. İlk karşılaşmamızda fazlaca pembe dizi tadında bulsam da şöyle söylemeliyim ki  Mr. Sunshine dizisinde yıkıp geçiyor. Efsaneye dönüşüyor. Seo Hyun-Jin ise Korede başarılı oyuncular arasında ismini yazdırmış, yetenekli kadınlardan birisi. Kendisine en net The Beauty Inside dizisinden aşinayım. ��İkisinin de ayrı ayrı trajik hikayeleri arka planda ilerlerken küçük hastanenin hastaları, hastane içinde olan olaylar diziyi götürüyordu. Doktor dizilerinde her bölüm tanıştığımız hastalar asıl hikayeyi şekillendiriyor. Bu dizide hasta hikayeleri yine vardı ama o kadarda ön plana çıkmıyorlardı. Dizi çok ayarında yazılmıştı. Doktorların aralarındaki rekabetler, ameliyatlara girmek için yapılan çekişmeler, özel hayatları ve baş rol Profesör Kim (Han Suk-Kyu)’in hikayesiydi.  

Bu hikayelerin yanı sıra, ilk başta geçen büyük hastanenin müdürü ile Profesör Kim arasındaki husumet anlatılıyordu. Dizinin kötü adamı gerçekten hepimize yaka silktirdi. Bu kötü adamın oğlu da aynı hastanede doktordu, o da ilerleyen bölümlerde profesörün ekibine katılıyordu.

Birinci sezon sonunda hikaye normal seyrinde bittikten sonra genç doktor kadrosunu ikinci sezon için değiştirmişler. İkinci sezon başında çok kısa laf arasında birinin yurtdışında eğitime diğerinin ise sınır tanımaz doktorlara katıldığını söylediler. Müdürün oğlu ise büyük hastaneye geri dönüş yapmış. Birinci sezondan yalnızca müdürün oğlu ikinci sezon konuk oyuncu olarak geliyordu. Başta oyuncuların değişmesi hoşuma gitmese de ikinci sezonu bitirdiğimde damağımda hoş bir tat bıraktı. Bu şekilde yenilikçi bir tavır hoşuma gitti. Belki aynı çift ile devam edilseydi, aynı tadı vermeyebilirdi.

İkinci sezonda Profesör Kim, küçük hastanenin doktor eksiği nedeni ile talepte bulunuyor. Ve bir grup genç doktor hastanede zorunlu çalışmak için gönderiliyor.  Seo Woo-Jin (Ahn Hyo-Seop), Cha Eun-Jae(Lee Sung-Kyung), Bae Moon-Jung (Shin Dong-Wook), Yoon A-Reum(So Ju-Yeon) ikinci sezon gelen genç doktor kadrosu diyebiliriz. Bu sezonun çifti ise, Seo Woo-Jin (Ahn Hyo-Seop), Cha Eun-Jae(Lee Sung-Kyung) oluyor. İlk çifte nazaran bu çiftin romantizm dozu daha da düşüktü. Abbys dizisinden tanıdığımız Ahn Hyo-Seop bu dizide asi söz dinlemez bir genci canlandırıyordu. Weightlifting fairy kim book joo dizisinden tanıdığımız Lee Sung-Kyung ise önceki dizisine nazaran çok daha kadınsı, nazlı ve narin bir karakteri canlandırıyordu. İkilinin uyumu aslında birinci sezon çiftinden daha güzeldi ama yine de birinci sezon çiftinin hikaye derinliğini yakalayamadılar. Çok daha yüzeysel bir ilişkileri var gibiydi.

Jin Kyung’u baş hemşire olarak izlemek çok keyifliydi. Kim Min-Jae ise hemşire rolünde çok arka planda olsa da göze batmayı başarıyordu. Genel olarak karakterler üzerinden yazdığım bir yazı oldu ama dediğim gibi hastane dizileri bölümlük konuları ile biliniyor. Ben bu tarz dizileri sevdiğim için çok keyif aldım. İki sezon olmasından sıkılmadım. Hatta 3.sezon anlaşması yapıldığı için memnunum.

Raven Melus

BAŞKA NELER VAR ?

FOTOĞRAFLAR

[unitedbydevils]

TRANSFER NEWS: Hojland, Mount, Kim Min-Jae, Costa...

United are springing into action early... or so the transfer rumour mill would suggest.

Goalkeeper: Only one name is being mentioned at present - Diogo Costa. The young Porto keeper is a tad shorter than De Gea but with similar shot stopping, much better aerial presence, and far superior ball playing ability out from the back. It's unclear if United will go for him, but if they buy a new keeper it has to be a proper rival to DDG and not another Jack Butland type.

Defence: Napoli's Kim Min-Jae was voted in the Serie A Team of the Season, and was named in the Pundit's Team of the Season too. He's a beast of a defender and stats-wise would complement Lissandro Martinez impeccably.

Backup option Axel Disasi from Monaco wouldn't be a bad choice, but is more of a Victor Lindelof level talent; rotational but not Grade A.

Other rumours involve Jurrien Timber, who would be a solid addition - especially as a progressive CB with ball playing skills and the ability to deputise at RB. As would true RB Jeremie Frimpong, who reportedly is a United fan (despite playing in the Man City academy).

Midfield: Jude Bellingham's out of the picture (as if we could afford him), Frenkie De Jong isn't really being hinted at, so it's looking very much like just Mason Mount at present. Moises Caicedo has been hinted at but, with a high fee required to sway Brighton, that might take new ownership assistance.

Attack: Rasmus Hojland is a Manchester United fan and promising Atalanta striker. One for the future? For sure. The next Haaland? Probably not. Doesn't mean he's not a good striker though.

He's worth a punt from United but the squad needs another. A lead CF for this lad to rotate with and learn from. Harry Kane could be that man, but with Karim Benzema out of Real Madrid, it's hard to see Kane going anywhere but the Spanish giants. A shame, as his goals might elevate United to the top 2 battle.

That leaves the likes of Vlahovic (whom I don't personally rate), Victor Osimhen (expensive), Gonçalo Ramos (wanking video), Jonathan David (decent) or a loan signing of Neymar - if rumours are to be believed.

Strikers are hard to come by at the moment unfortunately. It might be a case of rotating Rashford and Hojland up top for a season til a new contender appears for the no9 spot. Who knows, maybe Anthony Martial will magically be cured of his 2000 injuries...

[kooriyuki]

Final Review: Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist 2

All’s well that ends well. Generally, Poong 2 follows the exact same format as Poong 1. We also have a conflicted villain, this time in the form of Physician Jeon, who was at one time, under Se-yoob (or Se-poong now) when the latter is still the arrogant royal physician. Similar to Eun-woo’s foster brother in Poong 1, Jeon later saved the OTP (almost at the cost of his own life), and became a…

[teashh]

I am so glad the new kdramas are bringing back the specific brand of loser men. You know which brand I'm talking about. The Ahn "min min" Minhyuk brand of loser men and I'm loving it. The "I worship this goddess and I'm so in love with her and I can't believe I get to love her. Oh my gods I love her so much" brand of loser men. And we're being fed so well with lovely runner, love next door, no gain no love, my demon, Cinderella at 2am, Hierarchy, Midnight Romance in Hagwon, doctor slump, Queen of tears, welcome to samdal-ri and even good partner (yes it's one sided but the dedication and yuri's couple too).

We need more fictional loser men who worship women to satiate our eldest independent daughter desires.

[ahneunjin]

The fox has broken the tiger's spine. EXHUMA 파묘 (2024) dir. Jang Jae-hyun

[xiaolanhua]

Her Private Life 그녀의 사생활 (2019) Dir. Hong Jong Chan – Ep. 12

[lovenonymously]

the importance of well-written stories

watching Lovely Runner was like watching 4 K-dramas at once lol

well-written stories are so rare, you only understand that when you watch something exceptional. something unique. a once in a lifetime experience of watching it for the very first time.

this show gave me so many feelings. in truth, it was an experience. I'm glad I put aside my fear of sad endings and watched as it aired. for once, I took the leap and discovered that's exactly what this drama wanted me to learn.

usually, after finishing really good K-dramas or stories in general, I hit a slump where I cannot function. everything feels dull and boring. a different kind of grief at realising this was just fictional.

but not this time.

all I feel is light and happy. like I'm floating. I want to carry this feeling and runaway. I want to remember how this felt and hold onto it when I get down or get bad days.

lifetimes lived.

Sol was sunlight. bright and unwavering and unforgettable. 💛

living vicariously through Im Sol, from feeling her pain in the beginning to her sunny hope that Sun Jae gave her. all her struggles as she jumped through various lifetimes, loved and lived and loved again. crying with her, laughing with her, rooting for her despite all odds. it was a journey.

beyond her love for Sun Jae, Sol's choices changed her family's life too. they were less hurt and much happier in the future she helped them create. even giving her grandmother a chance to return to the past and relive her fondest memories.

Sun Jae was midnight rain. the comfort of a sudden shower in the middle of summer. 💙

apart from being a complete loser in love, Sun Jae was in love with Sol for a total accumulated time of 45 years.

yep. my reaction exactly ^

I won't lie, when they pulled the "he fell first" trope in Episode 2, I was wary. one, because if the writers were willing to pull such a twist in just the second episode, then who knew what else was in store for us? my guess was pretty spot on, the twists that followed had me gasping and yelling out loud. this show was unpredictable from beginning to end.

and two, because I was worried that Sun Jae's character might get reduced to just him being in love with Im Sol.

in that case, I'm glad to say,

I was completely wrong.

despite Sun Jae's love for Im Sol, he had a grounded personality of his own. whether it was OG Sun Jae (ep 1), who lived in the guilt of what happened to the girl he loved, or Timeline 3 Sun Jae (ep 15), who never fell in love at all, he was positive, kind, decisive and striving to live.

and i love that about him.

for two characters whose stories are so deeply interwoven together, having shaped aspects of each other's lives, Sol and Sun Jae displayed their unique traits exceptionally well as individuals.

I cannot emphasize how happy this makes me. Sun Jae is his own person, Sol is her own person, and they are destined to be together. beyond their desperation for each other's safety and well-being, Sol and Sun Jae are genuinely good people who deserved to be together. even fate and time bent to their will to make it happen.

"As you wait for the rain to stop, live another day."

when a story makes you feel happy, hold onto that feeling. bottle it up. write it down. come back to it on the days the world feels against you and when the times feel too bleak.

fictional though it is, for what it's worth, at least the story exists. it means there are still people out there writing and bringing such stories to life. it means artists and creators like you and I haven't yet forgotten what it's supposed to be like to live. it means there are still people who connect to such stories and learn good things from it.

and as you wait for more such great stories, live another day. perhaps, if you get bored, write the story you want to read.

in the end, it's quite simple.

as for me, I'll be here. crying, laughing, screaming, giggling and kicking my feet while being up to my eyes in second-hand embarrassment (because goodness, these two idiots are COMPLETE LOSERS IN LOVE) throughout these past 8 weeks was the highlight of my year ✨ I will always remember that I watched a beautiful modern fairytale romance in the summer of '24 that reminded me that I was young and full of love to give.

good stories truly do make a difference 🤍

[k-star-holic]

"Stone Walls Are Forever" - "Master 3" - Season 4

[passionforfiction]

Dr. Romantic 3

Dr. Romantic never disappoints and this season was something special! I loved seeing my favorite characters once again and the new ones too. Master Kim's dream is about to come true and we are part of the ride.

It is an open ending and the beginning of new dreams for all the staff at the Doldam Hospital.

I loved it!

Poster from Soompi - https://www.soompi.com/article/1581523wpp/han-suk-kyu-ahn-hyo-seop-lee-sung-kyung-and-more-doldam-hospital-staff-are-one-big-happy-family-in-dr-romantic-3-poster

[qifrei]

he's an ally

HER PRIVATE LIFE | EPISODE 1

[haomnyangz]

It must be hell. A hell you can never escape from. I know because I'm down there too. So if you have time to cry, make those bastards who did this burn in hell. That's the only way to survive it.

THE DEVIL JUDGE (2021) Director Choi Jung-kyu

[t1nngun]

Time travel excellency in k-dramas.

(🎞️ : lovely runner, twinkling watermelon, a time called you, blue birthday, marry my husband, 18 again)