I couldn't help but notice Lee Je Hoon has hairy legs. I forgot when exactly the first time I saw it while he…
Lmfao. I love this comment! Dude is hairier than most Asian guys. He also has slightly hairy armpits. I think its rather hot lol, b/c most Asian guys typically shave it off/don't have much hair lmao.
Thank god for that!! She wouldn't have fit in with this show whatsoever!! Pyo Ye Jin fits the role well. Altho her character being born in 2000 is laughable. Like her and Do Gi (1988) have a 12 yr difference. But having Pyo instead of Naeun makes it less creepy (just imaging her scenes with Do Ki makes me cringe lol).
It felt different these last episodes now I know why and to me it's bad news. Doki questioning his morals this…
Btw: I love your responses! I feel like I haven't come across this level of in depth on here or elsewhere.
For me, I thought him willing to work w/ Ha Na was intriguing but at the same time, I do feel like her prosector background vs their vigilante are at odds w/ one another. And like the PD said, that's prob. why he had a character who wasn't in the webtoon here. That being said, I think b/c this is on SBS not OCN, and SBS being a public broadcast network, they kinda have to show the law and the character working together. Dunno this is just my theory lol.
Mr. Jang is shady guy. I think he turned to her b/c he was so desperate, and honestly he's a bit crooked. Like he still worked w/ her, despite knowing she was in deep shit/prob. turned a blind eye.
I think her going to Do Ki (altho after Mr. Wangs death :/ ) was perhaps the catalyst for her to drop her act? I do want her to leave the prosecutor gang, and work w/ Rainbow Taxi. Going back to her original motive would be nice, I do wish their talk together would've went in more. It reminds me of the scene in Barry (HBO) w/ the cop lady telling the ML after he justifies his killings that "I'm a cop. And your a murderer. We aren't the same." And honestly, despite her working w/ Do Ki, they ultimately are just different. So I wonder, how will Rainbow Taxi go on w/o involvement w/ the law? Can they operate as they can? How much of Ha Na's involvement w/ them change going forward?
I guess now that Wang is R.I.P, Ha Na is going to lean more into her original side? I wonder what purpose the law will have in the end in the show? I do want Rainbow Taxi to get away w/ their crimes.
Spoiler on the Ending in the original source: The gang gets arrested. Time passes, and they wait until they're released.
But the PD of this show said this show will have a happy ending. So I guess our crew is safe then??
Oh yeah, I guess I'm not too surprised. The original intent was helping victims through real cases, but since Ep 11, its turned to the evil organ lady and now she's the main villain. I think the show is trying to present an interesting argument between upholding the law, but also how the law lets down its victims, and sometimes justice served cold is the best revenge.
In your view, what would've you've written instead of Ha Na teaming up/the subplot w/ the female villain? Like, I would've just focused on the main Rainbow Crew, and instead of the female villain stuff, I would've just used Ep 11-16, as Do Ki planning his own revenge on those who wronged his mother.
Kim Do Gi looks like Henry hahahaha. I love it. I laugh hard at Ms. Lim falling in love with him. Hahahahahahaha.…
Nothing against Henry, but I honestly don't see what so ever. Lee Je Hoon has more rugged features, like I guess everyone's different but "LJH sweetie, I'm so sorry." ;)
There's an ongoing debate within the show itself about the limitations of the judicial system in SK and its relative…
Bingo. This is more case focused/exposition based than character based. It feels like a Western show, b/c it moves form one case to the next. I do hope we see more for Do Ki, I want to see him get help (not through revenge) for his trauma/PTSD.
It felt different these last episodes now I know why and to me it's bad news. Doki questioning his morals this…
Thanks for clarifying! I actually wanted more definitive answers on why it felt off.
I actually don't mind Do Ki questioning his morals, b/c it shows he's battling within himself. And it gives his character a bit more weight, as he grapples w/ those ideals. I do think it does give some food for thought, but I can see him joining hands with Ha Na in the end. But I do want Ha Na to leave the prosector force, and join Rainbow Taxi.
Mr. Wang dying was sad (but his character wasn't in the show that much, that it wasn't as impactful). It was super unfortunate death, that could've not happened.
As for Ha Na, I'm not too surprised. B/c in the interview thing, she did say if needed, she wanted to do things her way. So she wants her system to be better than it is, but is also doesn't follow orders, and is temperamental.
As for UnCanny, it was the whole going into the police storyline that bored me, when I wanted more of the gang.
Oh, just pondering that's all lol. I don't think he meant this incident, but it was interesting that he posted it like a 2 days ago before this news came to light. Perhaps it was a clue?
For Uncanny Encounter this changed the show for the worse, (IMO). So I really hope this doesn't off set the show. Still very worrying this happened, but I guess this occurred before hand. B/c the cast got EP 16's script 2 weeks ago.
Sighs. I think b/c the original writer is a film writer, he prob. wanted a definitive ending. Whereas with this, it implies that there's prob. going to end on a cliffhanger...
Maybe this is why Lee Je Hoon wrote on his company's Instagram, "Respect the artists." At the same time, the main villain was always there hiding in plain sight, so no shockers about that. That being said, clashes with PD/writer happens yes, but this late in the game...though.It's esp. so when they replace a film writer w/ a newbie writer (basically, I'll do as the PD tells me to do).
Exactly he is a great actor who deserves so much more that what he already has.
At the same time, luckily SBS pays him in the leagues of stars like Hyun Bin and co for Taxi Driver, so they know his worth. He's well regarded by his peers, but he's definitely someone who chooses more projects that are less veered toward I-fans taste (As in not much romance based/or at all). Which is quite a shame, b/c he's an amazing and charismatic performer. Oh how I wish he can get cast in a major drama or film that gives him more recognition.
If you like Je Hoon, watch Just Friends? but your eyes may go O_O at some scenes.
That's a really good palette cleanser, more light hearted. Lol, the O_O scenes were really well done, both actors gave it their all esp. LJH who looked hungry. Also, that was 12 yrs ago so you might find yourself a bit shocked at how young/skinny they look lol.
A serious warning for people who has a weak heart this is not for you. I had tears before I knew I was crying.Such…
"The oppression and cruelty of time churned by people - there is not ghost, there are no monsters and there is no unseen evil - humans above all are the greatest butchers ever exist in the history of life." Unfortunately, truer words have never been spoke!!
Indeed. He really stands out among the crowd of great actors with the projects he chooses. Most of his projects…
That's why he's the best :) Ever since he was younger too, dude is a daring actor with his choices! I mean, I can't imagine another actor of his caliber doing a co-lead/getting down and dirty in a role.
Ditto! I love most of his works aha (Some of his drama picks, granted this was when he was gaining foot), but he chooses conscientious/socially aware works. It's why I'm a big fan :) I love thinking actors like him, and I hope he blossoms even further!!
He's an amazing actor. Definitely one of the best actors in the WORLD, not just in KOREA!!! He def. is going to…
Right, I had to re-instate that point b/c he truly is. Its just such a shame that he's not more internationally acclaimed when he should be!! I really hope he gets more international offers/auteurs.
I hope so too! NME reviewed it, and gave it 5 stars. So I hope more press/attention is on this show!!
Have you seen LJH in Jessie's Show interview? He really shows himself as a dude that can take a joke and got along…
Yes! He said Keanu Reeves is also attractive, but in the film, River Phoenix is the one who stood out to him. Like he said, "While watching this film, I realized that even as a man, of how sexy River Phoenix is." Great taste he has!!
Have you seen LJH in Jessie's Show interview? He really shows himself as a dude that can take a joke and got along…
He has an easy going personality. He seems open minded. Like I said, he's the type of man who says he says River Phoenix (b/c of My Own Private Idaho) is sexy, and makes him question himself lol. Plus, his love of LGBTQ cinema ( I mean he named Carol, Blue is the Warmest Color and Portrait of a Lady on Fire as favs of his) and how he's not ashamed of being in LGBTQ shorts makes him hella attractive b/c he's not unabashed about them.
He's an amazing actor. Definitely one of the best actors in the WORLD, not just in KOREA!!! He def. is going to…
They would be good pairing. I also want to see him paired up with Moon Chae Won, Lee Yoo Young, Kim Tae Ri, Han Ji Min, and other international talents as well like Tang Wei, Ni Ni, Zhou Dongyu, Shu Qi, and more. But in a spy thriller melodrama? He could be a really good double agent/spy.
Yep the technical aspect was top notch, music, cinematography, picture, camera angle, cgi, and sound was very…
Netflix originals have better cinematography, music, angle, and etc b/c its in pre-production. They actually took a lot of time working on finessing this show. I like it too b/c it doesn't tire out the people working behind the scenes, resulting in better attention to detail!!
He's an amazing actor. Definitely one of the best actors in the WORLD, not just in KOREA!!! He def. is going to…
I'm a bit sour that Park Chan Wook, Lee Chang Dong, or Bong Joon Ho haven't offered him a role yet?! Oh god, he deserves way more praise for his talents and offers. He can do it all!! Give him that romance genre that he craves for!!
I bet that THAT scene from episode 3 has been already uploaded on "some" websites. You know what I mean.
I mean, compared to Just Friends? its kinda tame. Haha jk. Oh god, whomever watches this for the 1st time, your eyes are BLESSED!!
I respect LJH for even doing a scene like that, I highly doubt most/many Korean actors around his age would do such a role. Granted, I'm not shocked b/c he just like a lot of sexually mature films, so maybe its to give us a taste in the future aha ;)?!
He's amazing. Now, can someone give him this role but in full?!
For me, I thought him willing to work w/ Ha Na was intriguing but at the same time, I do feel like her prosector background vs their vigilante are at odds w/ one another. And like the PD said, that's prob. why he had a character who wasn't in the webtoon here. That being said, I think b/c this is on SBS not OCN, and SBS being a public broadcast network, they kinda have to show the law and the character working together. Dunno this is just my theory lol.
Mr. Jang is shady guy. I think he turned to her b/c he was so desperate, and honestly he's a bit crooked. Like he still worked w/ her, despite knowing she was in deep shit/prob. turned a blind eye.
I think her going to Do Ki (altho after Mr. Wangs death :/ ) was perhaps the catalyst for her to drop her act? I do want her to leave the prosecutor gang, and work w/ Rainbow Taxi. Going back to her original motive would be nice, I do wish their talk together would've went in more. It reminds me of the scene in Barry (HBO) w/ the cop lady telling the ML after he justifies his killings that "I'm a cop. And your a murderer. We aren't the same." And honestly, despite her working w/ Do Ki, they ultimately are just different. So I wonder, how will Rainbow Taxi go on w/o involvement w/ the law? Can they operate as they can? How much of Ha Na's involvement w/ them change going forward?
I guess now that Wang is R.I.P, Ha Na is going to lean more into her original side? I wonder what purpose the law will have in the end in the show? I do want Rainbow Taxi to get away w/ their crimes.
Spoiler on the Ending in the original source:
The gang gets arrested. Time passes, and they wait until they're released.
But the PD of this show said this show will have a happy ending. So I guess our crew is safe then??
Oh yeah, I guess I'm not too surprised. The original intent was helping victims through real cases, but since Ep 11, its turned to the evil organ lady and now she's the main villain. I think the show is trying to present an interesting argument between upholding the law, but also how the law lets down its victims, and sometimes justice served cold is the best revenge.
In your view, what would've you've written instead of Ha Na teaming up/the subplot w/ the female villain? Like, I would've just focused on the main Rainbow Crew, and instead of the female villain stuff, I would've just used Ep 11-16, as Do Ki planning his own revenge on those who wronged his mother.
I actually don't mind Do Ki questioning his morals, b/c it shows he's battling within himself. And it gives his character a bit more weight, as he grapples w/ those ideals. I do think it does give some food for thought, but I can see him joining hands with Ha Na in the end. But I do want Ha Na to leave the prosector force, and join Rainbow Taxi.
Mr. Wang dying was sad (but his character wasn't in the show that much, that it wasn't as impactful). It was super unfortunate death, that could've not happened.
As for Ha Na, I'm not too surprised. B/c in the interview thing, she did say if needed, she wanted to do things her way. So she wants her system to be better than it is, but is also doesn't follow orders, and is temperamental.
As for UnCanny, it was the whole going into the police storyline that bored me, when I wanted more of the gang.
Oh, just pondering that's all lol. I don't think he meant this incident, but it was interesting that he posted it like a 2 days ago before this news came to light. Perhaps it was a clue?
For Uncanny Encounter this changed the show for the worse, (IMO). So I really hope this doesn't off set the show. Still very worrying this happened, but I guess this occurred before hand. B/c the cast got EP 16's script 2 weeks ago.
Sighs. I think b/c the original writer is a film writer, he prob. wanted a definitive ending. Whereas with this, it implies that there's prob. going to end on a cliffhanger...
Maybe this is why Lee Je Hoon wrote on his company's Instagram, "Respect the artists." At the same time, the main villain was always there hiding in plain sight, so no shockers about that. That being said, clashes with PD/writer happens yes, but this late in the game...though.It's esp. so when they replace a film writer w/ a newbie writer (basically, I'll do as the PD tells me to do).
Ditto! I love most of his works aha (Some of his drama picks, granted this was when he was gaining foot), but he chooses conscientious/socially aware works. It's why I'm a big fan :) I love thinking actors like him, and I hope he blossoms even further!!
I hope so too! NME reviewed it, and gave it 5 stars. So I hope more press/attention is on this show!!
I respect LJH for even doing a scene like that, I highly doubt most/many Korean actors around his age would do such a role. Granted, I'm not shocked b/c he just like a lot of sexually mature films, so maybe its to give us a taste in the future aha ;)?!
He's amazing. Now, can someone give him this role but in full?!