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Kim Woobin ~ Ralph Lauren Purple Label Spring 2024 Presentation 🟣

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학교 2013 (SCHOOL 2013) Lee Jongsuk and Kim Woobin as Go Namsoo and Park Heungsoo

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Officer Black Belt (2024)

Oh man. This movie had me HOOKED. Right from the characters all the way to the plot, it was all very interesting. There was nothing mind-blowing about the movie in the sense that it progressed how you would expect any typical action movie to progress. A protagonist who is kickass at martial arts who seems to have no higher purpose in life apart from having fun. He then somehow gets roped into helping some division of law enforcement by putting his fighting skills to good use. He saves people which finally makes him feel as if he has some purpose in life. He gets injured and is expected to stay out of action until he recovers but he gets together with his friends and they put their heads together to catch a dangerous criminal who is on the run. So, a lot of cliches and a lot of already-seen plots. But, the movie was still entertaining to watch and did keep me on the edge of my seat once in a while.

This is my first time watching something that Kim Woo Bin starred in and I can definitely get behind the hype for this man. His acting is good, the action scenes were pulled off well (though I don't know if he had a stunt double for the more complex choreographies) and he conveyed the emotions of the character really well. The protagonist was not insufferable in his actions and dialogues and the nuances of the character and the character arc did seem realistic.

The side characters were also really likeable. The friend group was super supportive and for once no one ruined the plan/plot by doing something stupid. They were actually resourceful and not accessories to highlight the protagonist's wit and strength. They had their roles to play in the story, albeit small.

The law enforcement officials were also pretty alright. It was interesting to see a straightforward team without the usual plot twists of spies and moles within the department. There was not much slander of the law enforcement. I don't know how realistic that is, but it certainly was refreshing to experience. I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop, for it to be revealed that someone was a spy, but that never happened.

The movie addressed the issue of child s*x trafficking in South Korea, in a tasteful manner that emphasized the seriousness of the matter while at the same time not disturbing/traumatizing the audience much.

The movie was an easy watch. It was interesting to see how a different department of the law enforcement functioned rather than the overdone ones on media. You can sit back, relax and watch the movie with your favorite snacks without the fear of throwing your snacks away in anger, frustration, fear or grief.

Overall, 7.4/10

Definitely would watch again. 100% recommend.

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TW: fighting; blood; wounds.

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That which you want to look at.

Look at me and don’t stop.

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"January 15th, 2024, President of the Republic of Korea."

JI JIN HEE as THE PRESIDENT 무도실무관 / Officer Black Belt (2024) dir. Jason Kim

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I’m gonna become a deliveryman. Oh, is that right? Yes, I really, really want to. 

BLACK KNIGHT 택배기사 (2023) dir. Cho Ui Seok. 

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Kdramas i've watched this year

Some of these are older dramas but i'm a procrastinator

Black Knight (2023): Loved this one! I have watched it probably 5 times now. Kim Woobin kicking ass is all i need!

Under the Queen's Umbrella (2022): I didn't watch this when it aired (no idea why). I was worried that the plot would be overrun by romance but thankfully i was wrong. Loved Kim Hye-Soo's performance (i cried a little).

Island seasons 1 & 2 (2022-2023): Honestly i only started this one for Kim Nam-Gil. I loved the cast, but the flow of the plot was a little off (don't know how, i can't put a finger on it). Was positively suprised by Cha Eun-Woo's acting, i think he needs more roles like this! Hot villain alert no.1! Sung Joon as a bad guy is either a blessing or a curse. Cgi could have been better.

Taxi Driver season 2 (2023): Loved the first season so of course i had to watch the second one. Love Lee Je-Hoon. Love the main characters. Love the plot and the message of this drama. A masterpiece. Waiting for season 3.

Weak Hero Class 1 (2022): Only heard of this drama wayyy after it aired (thanks tiktok) and god does it deserve every award there is! I was a bit hesitant because Park Ji-Hoon was the main lead, but boy was i wrong because his talent got me speechless (weren't we all). I cried, i cheered, i shadowboxed, i cried a little more and in the end i called my therapist. Thankfully season 2 is coming.

Bloodhounds (2023): Woo Do-whan and Lee Sang-Yi in the same drama beating people up? Yes please! The plot wasn't mindblowing, but sometimes just simple ass kicking is enough. Bromance was bromancing. Park Sung-Woong with another great villain character.

Revenant (2023): After dropping Mr.Sunshine i wanted to see Kim Tae-ri in other dramas, so when this aired i gave it a go. Her range is phenomenal! I have only seen couple spookier dramas, so i made a mistake and watched this at night (slept with the lights on). The eerie vibes and plot twists were well made. Hong Kyung had great chemistry with Kim Tae-ri and his cop role was refreshing to see after his performance in Weak Hero Class (if you know you know).

Flower of Evil (2020): Okay, this is one of the dramas i procrastinated hard on. It's been sitting on my "have to watch" list since it aired and i'm the only one to blame (i hype up a drama in my mind, then don't want to watch it because now i'm afraid it doesn't go the way i think it does and then i get disappointed blaablaablaa). This year i finally got over myself and why. didn't. i. watch. it. sooner!!!! It is all i ever wanted in a kdrama. 1. serial killers 2. a psychopath (but is he really?) w/ an effed up childhood 3. mindgames 4. marriage problems (but has a lot of soft & cute scenes) 5. Lee Joon-Gi. Also as a plus (hot villain alert no.2) the bad guy is kindaa (i'm sane i swear). I would be lying if i didn't say that i found the wife slightly annoying (might be me, but she went too much back & forth and sometimes i had to take a breather while watching), but all in all this drama will be hard to top and i fell in love with Lee Joon-Gi.

Moving (2023): Honestly one of the best dramas of the year. I don't usually really go for plots that have a lot of romance in them (if you haven't noticed), but i found this one to be really well balanced and the romance scenes weren't "cringy". Although Bong-Seok and Hui-Soo were great and had great chemistry, i looooved the background stories of the parents. Park Hee-Soon also pops up as kind of a non-villain villain. I hope there is a season 2.

Song of the Bandits (2023): Kim Nam-Gil again. 1920s Korea and gunslingers... what more could i need? After Mr. Sunshine left me with a disappointment (this might be an unpopular opinion) i craved for a drama set around the same time period, but with a little less romance (i know, i am defective). I think dramas should explore this time period more, but i understand it might still be a touchy subject. The skills of the cast were obviously great, Kim Nam-Gil killed his role like always, but Lee Ho-Jung as Eon-Nyeon shined with her performance (i am now a new fan). Hot villain alert no.3! I have seen Lee Hyun-Wook in Remarriage & Desires and seeing him as a villain made me feel things. If there isn't a second season i will cry.

The Killing Vote (2023): A "serial killer" in a dog mask making the public vote on punishing criminals and everyone suspects each other? Cyber crime? Chemistry between two cops? Major hot villain (no.4)? Sign me up. I love when crime dramas make you question your people reading skills (i have the tism so i really got none) and have all kinds of theories flying around. I liked that even Kim Mu-Chan and Joo Hyun had obvious chemistry between them it didn't overshadow the main point of the plot. I liked Seo Young-Joo's delivery and i hope he gets more bigger roles. Kim Kwon.... why does the psychopath have to be hot? He also needs more bigger roles. !spoiler! Also Park Sung-Woong killing (heh) yet another morally grey character.

The Worst of Evil (2023): Okay, first of all i have to say... the wife ruined everything (some agree and some don't). We get another bromance duo of the year with Wi Ha-Joon and Ji Chang-Wook. Loved the crime organization infiltration plot, heavily despised the romance plot (sorry Bibi baby). I was constantly on the edge of my seat and the characters started to get so morally grey that in the end everyone needs group therapy. Action scenes were chefs kiss. A honorable mention goes for Lee Shin-Ki as Seo Jong-Ryul (or Chief Seo, knife guy, the man has many names) and Bibi for her performance as Lee Hae-Ryeon.

Evilive (2023): Heavily underrated. Kim Young-Kwang doing what he does best, playing a psychopath. This combined with a bromance plot with the one and only bromance master Shin Ha-Kyun? I'm sold. The dramas literal title "villain story" really sums up the plot. Sometimes you are not sure who to cheer for. Sometimes you are not really sure about your own sanity. But to be fair, so aren't the main characters.

Vigilante (2023): Love it. Currently re-watching it. Needs more attention. Needs more episodes. I'm in love with Nam Joo-Hyuk. The best crime drama of the year, the title is all i needed to hear. Beating up criminals in well made action scenes is my favorite genre. No romance. One sided bromance? Morally grey characters (am i repeating myself now?). Yoon Ji-Tae as a beefy cop and Lee Joon-Hyuk as a slightly insane admirer? If we don't get a season 2 i will start a riot.

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Kim Woobin and Shin Min Ah Relationship Tarot Reading

I was curious about their relationship and why they aren't married yet. Ik they've been together for like a decade, and she held him down when he was fighting his battle with cancer, so I'm curious about what's going on with them.

Kim Woobin (Pov)

I don't know if this is a PR relationship, but he's kind of checked out. He really is more focused on himself and work, not giving vibes of a man who's worried about relationships (or at least not this relationship).

He likes having his own space, very independent. Doesn't like to be questioned or bothered, so he may distance himself away from his partner.

Yeah, this doesn't seem like a legit relationship. I'm evening recalling seeing a recent article about these two going on a date, and now, with the energy of this reading, I'm wondering if that was contrived.

He views her as someone who's more emotional and sensitive and thinks she's more invested in the relationship than he is.

I don't get a vibe that he cheats or has eyes for someone else, but that's bc he's not a relationship guy. I feel like he could be someone who lives his life alone and is very content with that. This relationship is convenient for him, but it's nothing he's stuck on. If she left him tomorrow, he would be just fine. Tbh, he wants her to initiate the break up. He doesn't want to be the one to do it.

Shin Min Ah (Pov)

She's someone who may have dealt with a lot of trauma and even possibly had a pretty bad childhood. I think she has some abandonment issues and a need to stick to what she knows/ is familiar with. I do feel like she blames herself for why the relationship hasn't progressed. May not have a healthy view of herself.

She's the more submissive one in the relationship. I don't think she thinks she has the final say in the matter of her marrying Woobin. (Someone's family is heavily involved in this relationship, giving off wealthy and powerful vibes. it is likely Woobin's family).

Sadly, Minah is VERY insecure. Has body image issues and may not find herself to be good enough for him. I get a vibe of her wanting to spice the relationship up by like buying lingerie and planning to surprise Woobin but completely talking herself out of it (kind of downing herself like "oh he wouldn't like seeing me in this anyway" or "I'll just look fat in this"). Her insecurities could be something that's fostered even more by Woobin's disinterest in her and everything romance related.

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Kim Woo-Bin as 5-8 in Episode 5 of 'BLACK KNIGHT'

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Kim Woobin ~ Esquire Korea, April 2024

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Kim Woo Bin

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I'm a kdrama lover, making this acc to read some kdrama & kactor stories! (hoping to see if i could find my main actor or w their drama character amazing works in here, esp kangjoon, dongwook, and changwook. would love to read them all (espp angst (i love to break my own heart in pieces))!🙇🏻‍♂️

List of actors that i like:

⚡ main

` Bae Inhyuk ⚡

` Han Hyojoo

` Heo Namjun ⚡

` Hwang In Yeop

` Jang Kiyong ⚡

` Ji Chang Wook ⚡

` Ju Jihoon

` Jung Sung Il ⚡

` Kim Go Eun

` Kim Mingue ⚡

` Kim Namgil

` Kim Woo Bin

` Kim You Jung

` Kim Young Kwang ⚡

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` Lee Do Hyun⚡

` Lee Dong Wook ⚡

` Lee Jehoon

` Lee Soo Hyuk

` Nam Goong Min ⚡

` Park Bo Gum

` Park Bo Young

` Park Gyuyeong

` Park Hyungsik ⚡

` Park Jinyoung ⚡

` Park Solomon ⚡

` Ryeoun

` Seo Kang Joon ⚡

` Shin Hye Sun

` Shin Yeeun

` Woo Do Hwan ⚡

` Yeon Woo Jin

` Yoo Seungho

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Suzy & Woobin ✨

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darkness

It's an addictive feeling to lose oneself in the darkness.