Jun Ji Hyun, Koo Kyo Hwan, Ji Chang Wook's 'Colony' surpasses 1 million moviegoers O destino entrelaça um rei deposto com o homem que se torna seu último guardião. Em uma vila remota nas montanhas da Joseon do século XV, um humilde chefe, Heung Do, ouve um boato de que qualquer vila que hospedar um nobre exilado será abençoada com abundância e fortuna. Esperando trazer prosperidade para sua comunidade empobrecida, ele prontamente envia uma petição para hospedar um — sem saber que seu convidado é ninguém menos que o monarca deposto, o jovem rei Danjong. Enquanto um vínculo improvável começa a se formar entre o governante destronado e o homem designado para vigiá-lo, a pacata vila se vê envolvida nas perigosas correntes da intriga real — onde lealdade e sobrevivência se chocam. (Fonte: Inglês = Showbox || Tradução = kisskh) Editar Tradução
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- Título original: 왕과 사는 남자
- Também conhecido como: The Man Living with the King , The Man Who Lives with the King , Wanggwa Saneun Namja
- Roteirista e Diretor: Jang Hang Joon
- Roteirista: Hwang Sung Goo
- Gêneros: Histórico, Drama, Melodrama, Político
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Elenco e Créditos
- Yoo Hae JinUm Heung DoPapel Principal
- Park Ji HoonKing Dan Jong / Lee Hong UiPapel Principal
- Yoo Ji TaeHan Myeong HoePapel Principal
- Jeun Mi DoMae HwaPapel Principal
- Kim MinUm Tae SanPapel Principal
- Lee Joon HyukPrince Geum SeongPapel Principal
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The Deposed King
It was a very good film. It was emotional and also entertaining. I enjoyed watching it.It tells the story of a king's fall, exile, the events that befell him, and ultimately his unsuccessful attempt to return and his death. They made it a bit humorous, but also quite dramatic. I both laughed and cried while watching it.
Yu Hae Jin was especially successful. I can say he carried the film almost single-handedly. I also liked Park Ji Hoon. Yoo Ji Tae played the villain well.
I recommend everyone to watch it.
Honestly, this movie is such a sucker punch because it spends the first half making you laugh just so it can hurt you more later. There’s something so deeply human about watching a guy who’s just trying to survive, a total opportunist, suddenly find himself caring about a kid he was supposed to just "watch." It’s that shift from seeing the young King as a burden to seeing him as a son that really gets you. When things start going south, you aren't just watching a historical event; you’re watching a father figure realize he’s powerless against a world that doesn't care about love or loyalty. It’s that feeling of being completely helpless to save someone you’ve grown to care about that leaves you such a mess by the end. It’s raw, it’s unfair, and it’s exactly why we’re all sitting there in the dark crying our eyes out.




















