#woo yeo

[mezbeleyer]

Park HyungSik I Yeo Jeong Woo

Doctor Slump Episode 1

Bonus:

[hwanswerland]

seonghwa vs wooyoung ♡ ult bias collaboration with @woosansang ​   ↳ day 6 :: woohwa moment <3

[t1nngun]

Time travel excellency in k-dramas.

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

[lady-blodreina]

Tell me the truth. It was you, wasn't it? You only came out of guilt because they arrested me. You felt guilty.

What are you talking about?

Song Joong-KI as Vincenzo Cassano

Jeon Yeo-Been as Hong Cha Young

Ok Taec-Yeon as Jang Jun-Woo

Vincenzo (2021): Episode 4

[briebysabs]

I’ve only known Ateez for a couple months but I think all Wooyoung antis should be thrown into a volcano.

These idols only show us what they want fans to see, we don’t know them personally. But I really see Wooyoung as very genuine, he’s always spoken his truth upfront and defended those he cares about. I just know if he wasn’t an idol he’d be on twitter CLOCKING bitches.

He said you can spew rumours all you want but let’s make it clear I ain’t no conservative 😒

[dramaintherain]

Be Melodramatic (2019) ✎ episode v

[loisbreelxnd]

Doctor Slump as Text posts

[ds29gurl2]

Seeing all these sadistic m*ther f*ckers get theirs, cleansed my soul, watered my garden and cleared my skin.

I finished season 2 in one day and it was an awesome time!

[popclture]

Parasite (2019)

[deepestconnoisseurmoon]

Parasite (2019)

Dir. Bong Joon-ho

[mangodelorean]

Harbin [2024]

Cast: Hyun Bin; Jeon Yeo Been; Park Jung Min; Park Hoon; Jo Woo Jin; Yoo Jae Myung; Lee Dong Wook

Synopsis: In 1909, Korean independence activist Ahn Jung-geun leads an attack on Japanese forces in Harbin, China.

Premiere: September 2024 (Toronto International Film Festival)

[X]

[tarzinnia]

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.

[vavaharrison]

We don't know anything yet. Just like how we can't see anything at the moment. We just have to turn on the light. We will found out.  

— requested by @theaggresivepacifist​​

[dosa-sambhar]

Credits to Baek Sun-Woo for writing Doctor Slump & making sure that there wasn't a single part where there was a misunderstanding between the characters atleast during the initial ep, all of them talk maturely about their feelings

Every time, the characters have something to say they don't beat around the bush and say it directly leaving no space for any misunderstanding, which also helps in making the series less predictable

[lady-blodreina]

I am a lawyer and her legal representative.

What's gotten into him?

Song Joong-KI as Vincenzo Cassano

Jeon Yeo-Been as Hong Cha Young

Ok Taec-Yeon as Jang Jun-Woo

Vincenzo (2021): Episode 4

[whumpily-ever-after]

Circle: Two Worlds Connected Whump List

Summary: A show told in two parts, one in 2017 and the other in 2037. In 2017, Kim Woo Jin and his twin brother Beom Gyun are on different paths. Woo Jin is a dedicated college student, while his brother is determined to find the alien who disappeared with their father when they were young. Even with those differences, the brothers are close and determined to protect each other as the only family they have. But when students begin dying, the two are thrown into a mystery that threatens their lives. In 2037, people’s emotions are controlled by a chip in their necks, but not everyone believes in the goodness of this invention. A detective, Kim Joon Hyuk, is determined to discover the secrets of the past and the true motives of those controlling the chips.

Genre: Thriller, mystery, sci-fi

Country: South Korea

Year: 2017

Watch it on: Tubi

Warning: Some cases in this show deal with su*cide.

Spoilers ahead...

Whumpee: Kim Woo Jin played by Yeo Jin Goo

Episode 1: Pushed against a wall | crying, concerned for his brother

Episode 2: None

Episode 3: Grabbed by his jacket, punched in the face, in a fight, worried about his missing brother, cut on his cheek, blood on corner of mouth

Episode 4: None

Episode 5: Concerned for his brother, emotional

Episode 6: Crying

Episode 7: Gun pointed at his head, forced to walk, gun pointed at his back, scared

Episode 8: Scared, grabbed by the shoulders, told he has to find something or his brother will suffer | crying | scratched on the face, upset after an encounter with his grandma with dementia | punched in the face, hit in the back, kicked in the stomach, falls to the ground, grunting in pain, forced to stand, punched in the face, falls to the ground, coughing, punched in the face, kicked repeatedly, blood on his face, finds his brother, crying

Episode 9: Face covered in blood, crying, holding his brother in his arms

Episode 10: Crying

Episode 11: Grabbed by his shirt, choked, coughing, betrayed | manhandled | chased, gun pointed at his forehead, forced to his knees, held in place, chased, hit by a car, wakes up in a locked room | (2017) in the hospital, oxygen mask, doctor says his organs are failing | (2037) learns he is a clone

Episode 12: Manhandled | thrown into a room, taunted, told he was abandoned | manhandled, forced to his knees, gun pointed at his head

Whumpee: Kim Beom Gyun played by Ahn Woo Yeon

Episode 1: Worries he might be crazy, emotional

Episode 2: In the hospital, injured leg, scrape on his face

Episode 3: Locked in a room in an abandoned building

Episode 4: Locked in a room, struggling against someone trying to drug him, hair grabbed, drugged, passes out

Episode 5: Manhandled | forcibly taken away in the back of an ambulance, bloody hand

Episode 6:  Locked in a room, grabbing his head in pain, bleeding from his nose

Episode 7: Grabbing his head in pain, bleeding from the nose, scared, grabbing his head, knocked into a wall, falls to the floor, unconscious | (flashback) tied to a chair (rope)

Episode 8: None

Episode 9: Held in his brother’s arms, blood on his face, helped to walk, on a stretcher | losing his memories

Episode 10: Given a sedative, nearly kidnapped

Episode 11: Has a seizure | in the hospital, shocked, given CPR | has surgery

Episode 12: None

Whumpee: Kim Joon Hyuk played by Kim Kang Woo

Episode 1: None

Episode 2: Hand on his head, groaning in pain, painful flashes of memory

Episode 3: Nightmare, holding his head | punched in the face, blood on his lip | emotional, says he has no memory of who he is

Episode 4: Emotional | crying

Episode 5: Crying

Episode 6: At gunpoint, shot with a dart, dizzy, falls to the floor, unconscious, dragged away, carried on someone’s back, nearly has a chip implanted in his neck, rescued

Episode 7: Emotional | crying

Episode 8: At gunpoint

Episode 9: Told his brother is still alive, in a fight, chased | told his brother was killed

Episode 10: Crying | at gunpoint, held against a wall, locked in a room

Episode 11: Reunited with his brother, emotional, pain in his head, flash of memory | learns his brother is a clone | crying

Episode 12: None

Whumpee: Lee Ho Soo played by Lee Gi Kwang

Episode 1: None

Episode 2: In a chokehold

Episode 3: Grunting in pain, hand on his forehead, stumbling, grunting in pain, hand on his forehead, breathing heavily | stumbling, using a wall to hold himself up, hand on his forehead, bleeding from his nose, scared | pushed against a wall, emotional

Episode 4: Emotional

Episode 5: At gunpoint, hold his head in pain | bleeding from his nose

Episode 6: Pain in his head, shaking, memories returning

Episodes 7-9: None

Episode 10: Pushed against a car, manhandled | single tear, forced to sit

Episodes 11-12: None