you want them to kiss in front of you so you can be sure? creep. this could seriously harm her career, and she…
Agree with @GayinYourArea, you sound like a demented fan. I reckon Blackpink's breakup announcement is just around the corner. Or Ji-soo's resignation. Don't you think their agencies hold enough clout to incentivise Dispatch not to publish this if they wanted? Something's not adding up.
I wish them both much happiness, that they can enjoy this moment and that they don't bother with the opinion of…
Isn't it considered a scandal if two people of different background, age, class, intellect, talent... date? How desperate is Ji-soo to be accepted as an actress? She wants good parts that are above her level... parts that belong to better actresses... that's scandalous too.
I can see the trade off, but not the compatibility in this case. She wants to act. Maybe he (his agent) wants to gain extra followers from hers - I hear that #followers can help secure roles these days, especially for Netflix productions, the ones where money sets the bar.
Lol you are talking like you know them personally well. Yall should get reality check.
Narcissists say yall [sic]. You write in the style of an artificial intelligence. Carefully crafted garbage, all the common words and acronyms with just the right measure of 'stupid' thrown in.
It's brilliantly acted, especially Jeon Hye-jin and Choi Soo-young. It's quirky. The only questionable thing is a minor distraction, I can't stop staring at Soo-young's lips.
Series 3? Is anyone watching series 2? I quite liked series 1 up until the last episode, not enough to watch any more. I don't watch series of anything, I won't be watching Strange Woo Young Woo part 2 either. Nor Squid Game 2. No seasons. It's just recycling, serving up seconds. The last time I broke the rule was for Yumi's Cells, what a miserable disaster. Don't do it folks.
Ahn Bo-hyun wore so much lipstick in 19th Life he could be the new Lee Min-ho... but 15 years later... maybe his agent's trying to galvanise his masculinity.
They aren't photographed together. Feels like a manufactured story, a distraction of sorts, or pure publicity. I just can't see these two hitting it off.
when watching a movie dont already put i wat u wanna see in the movie. dont expect anything. ppl saying they r…
Stop being concerned about other people and just stick to your thoughts on the movie. Others' opinions are just as valid as yours. People? Are you better than "people"?
Boat to Busan. This is the work of a sick and twisted f***. And I'm not sure why "horror" isn't listed as the first genre above, it's a horror film. I'm also not sure how all these famous actors agreed to be in it. Typical manga plot. One of the tags above says "prolonged nudity"... If you count rear views, then ok, but seriously, that should be the least of one's worries watching this. One plus point - all the women were absolutely beautiful, maybe I was just desperately clinging to any brief moment of beauty I could find to keep my sanity. And if I was to be balanced, I'd say in its favour that the action was creative and well choreographed.
Outstanding performance, I got so immersed I forgot they're actors and actresses. The messages are nice, the backstories…
I think it was a deliberate illustration, and it was frustrating! Maybe that was what it was like. It showed it was an unfair contest with a lot of cheating and no whistle, the other teams broke the spirit of the rules on homelessness whereas only SK fielded an honest team. But they didn't give up... and the positive outcomes were also illustrated.
Anyone tell mee!!Who is the girl in seom seen in that match??
He mistakes others for the girl he lost. The result of mental anguish - all of those guys showed signs of their traumas.
The movie The Fisher King by Terry Gilliam is an extraordinary illustration of what can happen to people. We may never see films like that ever again, but I applaud Lee Byung-hun for this uplifting, positive take on a difficult subject.
The movie The Fisher King by Terry Gilliam is an extraordinary illustration of what can happen to people. We may never see films like that ever again, but I applaud Lee Byung-hun for this uplifting, positive take on a difficult subject.