#kim yeon hee

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YeonHee & SuYun (Rocket Punch) - Selcas

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Yeonhee Rocket Punch

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[joanbeauvoir]

"Why should the ones who did nothing wrong go into hiding? Isn’t it unfair? Even if we get hurt, we should face him head-on. That way, a bright future will come to this beautiful planet Earth." A Virtuous Business 정숙한 세일즈 (2024) | Ep 07

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Out-of-context screenshots | A Virtuous Business, Episodes 03-04

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3-Iron (2004) | dir. Kim Ki-duk

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Chemistry between actors was amazing, but the storyline tho... in KDrama

Kang Sora as Oh Hara and Jung Seungjo as Goo Eun Beom in Strangers Again: the story ruined everything

Lee Jaewook as Baek Kyung and Kim Hye Yoon as Eun Dan Oh in Extraordinary You:only if Baek Kyung wasn't written as a red flag by the manhwa writer

Jeon Doyeon as Gil Bok Soon and Koo Kyo hwan as Han Hee Seong in Kill Bok Soon: the storyline was good for a crime thriller but unfortunate for them

Moon Sangmin as Lee Jihan and Jeon Jong Seo as Na Ah Jung in Wedding Impossible :they get happy ending but the storyline was messy imo

Lee Jaewook as Han Tae Oh and Choi Hee Jin as Kang Hee Joo in The Impossible Heir : yall know why. Everything in this drama was messed up except the chemistry between these two actors

Ki Do Hoon as Yangcha and Kim Ji Won as Tanya in Arthdal Chronicles: basically Kim Ji Won has chemistry with everyone she acts alongside

Lee Jae In as Lee Yoon Seo and Cha Woo Min as Ko Kyung Jun in Night Has Come: honestly I didn't even consider them before I saw all those edits on YT

Go Youn Jung as Jung Jisoo and Seo In Guk as Kim Seong Hyeop in Death's Game: even the smallest moments between them was enough to establish how beautiful chemistry they had

Lee Dohyun as Go Chang Myung and IU as Jang Man Wol in Hotel Del Luna: one of the best pairings in a KDrama to exist

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friends, enemies, bromance or whatever their relationship is, they're really sooo funny and I love them too much.

[someonehasstolenmybrain]

we‘re in the Q4 of 2024 and sokor said here, have yourselves a little treat!

K-Movies featuring and/or centering sapphic relationships:

1. Concerning My Daughter is a book adaptation of the same title by the author Kim Hye-Jin. The story follows a conflicting mother-daughter relationship as the mother has to come to terms with her outdated (and oftem stemmed from traditional thinking) views. Watch the trailer on YT.

2. No Heaven, But Love is set in 1999, a rather violent era in South Korea. It’s a coming-of-age story about two teenage girls falling in love with each other and whose lifes couldn‘t be more different. Watch the trailer on YT.

3. Lucky, Apartment tells the story of a lesbian couple moving into a small apartment and the struggles that come along when faced with financial instability and the social inacceptance of two women living together. Watch the trailer on YT.

4. Heavy Snow depicts the journey of self-discovery for two nineteen years old girls who run into each other in the countryside. Watch the trailer on YT.

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The fight for justice starts with a little invitation...

...because evil is prevalent and vehement.

Here's a reminder that Season 2 of The Fiery Priest is scheduled to air on Friday, November 8, 2024 in South Korea. The Fiery Priest is the second of Park Jae-Beom's "Justice Trilogy" as it's frequently called (Chief Kim aka Good Manager ; The Fiery Priest; Vincenzo in order of release) and I would love an invitation into screenwriter Park's brain because his creations are so very very good.

On this blog, I frequently talk about movies but dramas, specifically "kdramas," are another delight and from script to director(s) to casting to cinematography and soundtrack, this trilogy holds a special place for me. I think I could write a novel on the themes and scenes in Vincenzo alone. When not only the titular character but the entire cast keeps you watching, you know it's the good stuff. So happy all three shows were twenty episodes and didn't follow the more current trend of shortening the season. The slow character development enabled the viewer to discover individual stories without muddying up the plot too much.

I'm looking forward to watching as soon as Season 2 of The Fiery Priest is available for me to view, and if you haven't seen any of the above shows, I recommend them!

*Pictured above: Kim Nam-Gil as Father Kim (top) and Song Joong-Ki as Vincenzo. Two unconventional "heroes" fighting the good fight.

[korean-dreams-girls]

YeonHee (Rocket Punch) - Weverse Update Pics

[academyofbrokenhearts]

Not a fan of how they are trying to absolve Hong Hee-joo's horrible mother of all her past deeds, but at least the writers allowed Hee-joo to set boundaries around that particular relationship.

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[joanbeauvoir]

"I think the four of us can achieve great things. Right, Jeong-suk?" A Virtuous Business 정숙한 세일즈 (2024) | Ep 04

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Hellbound (Season 2)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Hellbound (Season 2, 2024, South Korea)

Director: Yeon Sang Ho

Writer: Yeon Sang Ho & Choi Gyu Seok (based on their own webtoon)

Mini-review:

I feel like I'm one of the few people who loved the first season of Hellbound. It used an original and terrifying concept to showcase a fascinating exploration of themes like religious fanaticism, sectarianism and media manipulation. And this second (and final?) season delivers the goods once again. Yeon Sang Ho continues to be a master director of action scenes, plus the performances he gets from this cast are simply superb. On top of that, the CGI is much better than it was in the first one; I'm glad they made an effort to improve on that. I'm sure many people will stay mad at the show for refusing to give clear answers until the very end, but I think that makes the viewer feel the same chaos as the characters. If this is really the end, I have to say I really enjoyed what this dark fantasy had to offer.