#kang joo-he | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

lizversion · 1 year

Text

﹫ 𝗅᥆𝗏ᥱ𝗋! (𝗋᥆𝗍𝗁𝗒'𝗌 𝗏ᧉ𝗋𝗌𝗂𝗈𝗇) 📕♡🏹

#Spotify #moodboard #moodboard icons soft #vsco effect #spotify #soft moodboard #soft packs #rothy icons #rothy #kang joo-he #kang joo-he icons #kang joo-he moodboard #soft vsco

16 notes · View notes

orbitofyours · 2 years

Photo

#extraordinary attorney woo #park eun bin #kang tae oh #kang ki young #joo hyun young #ha yoon kyung #joo jong hyuk #im sung jae #lee yoon ji #i love a found family <3 #well except for minwoo maybe if we actually see that he changed i will like him #i guess we will see on season 2 lol #*mine

2K notes · View notes

aulupus · 3 months

Text

I love the dynamics between the Union executives and their No.2's. Like, you put Jimmy, Wolf, and Jake in a room together and they're like hissing cats. Meanwhile, Jack and Hwangmo are in the hallway, silently bonding over how they're constantly herding said hissing cats. Dean never participates because he thinks of himself as above the other sidekicks.

#wolf keum #jimmy bae #weak hero #weak hero webtoon #jack kang #joo hwangmo #in an alternate universe where everything is 10% more chill #jack and hwangmo have a groupchat for no.2s #kingsley is in it but he muted it instantly and promptly forgot it existed at all #dean was added but he only has mean things to say #forrest used to be in it but got removed after myles' excommunication #he's kinda butthurt about that because he liked being in on the gossip

52 notes · View notes

dead-end-street · 2 years

Photo

three chaotic bis and their token straight ✨

865 notes · View notes

seonpremacy · 10 months

Text

The Childe (Movie Review)

hi omg. so i just recently watched the latest korean film from dir. park hoon jung, the creator of the witch film series, which is called "the childe". i am not a movie expert or anything so take my advice with a grain of salt. let's talk about the cons first. the pacing of the first 30 minutes of the movie, wherein the characters are slowly being introduced. it was a bit slow and unorganized. there were some scenes in the beginning that can be considered as filler scenes, which adds to the slowness of the pacing of the film, and the character of go ara was not really fleshed out well, which is a missed opportunity. now the pros. okay, the plot is simple with a few plot twists and there, pretty much john wick vibes except it's asian LMAO because of the main conflict of the show. i was a bit confused in one of the revelations of the show but caught up quickly anyway. next is the comedy. actually, this was one of my fears to this film. comedy being used in action films are usually forced, and a bit cringeworthy, but SURPRISINGLY, seonho did it naturally. the comedic timing was so smooth and i genuinely laughed. it's like the icebreaker for the seriousness of the film. no forced jokes. there could be some lines that are cheesy for other people, but it's still tolerable. and i think the what excelled the most in the film is the line delivery of each character, and how they contributed to the overall ambiance of the film. Each of the major characters had contributed enough in their delivery of their dialogues. However, i would like to emphasize two actors: kang tae ju and kim seonho.

kang tae-ju really did an amazing job for his character. the desperation and the fear of the character were obviously portrayed accurately by him, and he had such a good chemistry with seonho. his english accent is topnotch ofc. he has the potential to become the next thing. and now of course, kim seonho. the kim seonho. oh my god. never have i ever thought, that he would also be fitting in the action genre. throughout the film, i tried to observe if there are resemblance of any past characters that he did e.g. han ji pyeong from start-up and hong du sik from hometown cha-cha-cha, and guess what? there was no resemblance AT ALL. i mean why am i surprised he studied theater acting for 10 fucking years before debuting in a small screen. of course, micro-expressions were obviously visible throughout the film i mean come on IT'S GIVEN already. next is his American English accent. oh. my. god. i truly lost it when he delivered his english lines in the movie. he literally has the potential to become really proficient in english. god he was so hot. the thought that he probably only took english classes for a short period of time... oh my god. again, the way he delivered his comedic lines throughout the film was just *chef's kiss, no more further explanation on that. of course, that popular filipino line that he said on the film, i mean, as a filo, it wasn't that bad actually, particularly the first filipino line, the filipino accent was present. and lastly, the fact that he filmed this, only weeks or months after that unfortunate controversy, blows my mind. dealing with that kind of stuff is so mentally draining and could obviously affect one's mental health but no, he insisted. he needed to continue what he's good at, which is acting. his passion to his craft is honestly one of the reasons why i just fall in love with this korean actor everyday. he had to act like the RENT WAS DUE.

now, is the childe a MINDBLOWING korean film? obviously not. but this just paved the way for seonho's comeback, and the exposure for his versatile acting. he should, at least be nominated honestly. the childe rating: 8.0 of 10.

#the childe #kim seonho #kim seon ho #go ara #kim kang woo #kang tae joo #oh he is fucking back yall #this man's dedication... oh my god #highly recommend #movie review #korean film #he's so versatile i'm gonna cry

25 notes · View notes

teafiend · 9 months

Text

19 notes · View notes

theinfinitedivides · 5 months

Text

new meet-cute: beating your future boyfriend's ass on a rooftop parking lot. the unhinged and homosexual quality of it all comes with the package

#tv: vigilante #vigilante #vigilante kdrama #nam joo hyuk #yoo ji tae #kim so jin #lee joon hyuk #kdrama #local gay watches Vigilante.txt #local gay watches k-dramas.txt #Ji Yong: what are your f*cking rules?#Kang Ok literally vibrating out of his skin: babe i don't have rules. you're my law babe i just killed that f*cker bc he deserved it #first few words of the last part was 1. added by me and 2. is a direct BTBT ref but it works. it works #and the way Ji Yong smiled before he just lunged at him............... fellas is it gay

19 notes · View notes

ryoun · 2 years

Photo

#that unfortunate first meeting

153 notes · View notes

moorswanderer · 2 years

Text

AAAA THEY’RE SO DUMB 😭🫶🏻

#when the killer falls in love #killer crush #yaoi bl #joo tae man #kang da hyuk #he fell first but he fell harder

42 notes · View notes

astarlightmonbebe · 1 year

Text

letters as a motif in the glory, specifically when it comes to dongeun and yeojeong. dongeun, whose narration consists of letters she has written to yeonjin over the years, letters she has never sent. pondering letters that dangle the past over yeonjin’s head, filled with details and jabs. yeojeong, who receives letters from the man who killed his father, who describes, letter after letter, what it felt like alongside apologies that he doesn’t mean. letters as a form of torment, of revenge.

and the way it all connects, overall, to the storylines that thread dongeun and yeojeong together as much as they separate one from the other. dongeun, who transformed from bystander into victim, and then intends to transform from victim to perpetrator. who is prepared to be corrupted in order to see yeonjin’s destruction. who considers herself already ruined and destroyed, as someone with nothing left to hurt. someone prepared to stay faithful to her rage and vice, in her own words. vs. yeojeong, who’s been given everything, but still lives with scars from the mental torment and trauma of his father’s death. like dongeun, he is still living in his rock bottom. they both might have risen above it, but it is still haunting them. dongeun’s scars still itch. yeojeong isn’t ‘fixed.’

#star stumbles #kdrama #the glory #the glory 2022 #the glory netflix #joo yeojeong #moon dongeun #what i'm trying to say is that dongeun writing the letters to yeonjin is kind of like kang yeongcheon writing the letters to yeojeong #in the way that it is both as a form of torment ... refusal to let the recipient escape the past. with the intention of putting them through #hell #but the difference being for dongeun writing the letters is just another notch in her revenge scheme #she doesn't send them because she doesn't need to. it's all the thoughts she couldn't say a #aloud in her 18 years revenge scheme #meanwhile kang yeongcheon sends them because he's bored.#anyways: this is why yeojeong and dongeun are uhhh made for each other and endgame #something something matching wounds i forget the quote i'm thinking of

7 notes · View notes

dragonsareawesome123 · 10 months

Text

Will never be over Oh Yeon Joo touching Kang Chul's face to check to make sure that he was really there and she wasn't just imagining things after he came back to her world to be with her for good in the finale. Just aaaHHHHH

#it may have just been a week separation for her #but it probably felt just as long as the two year separation #that he experienced #this show these two i just love them so much!!!#w two worlds #oh yeon joo #kang chul #yeon joo x kang chul #lee jong suk #han hyo joo #kdrama

5 notes · View notes

prbni · 2 months

Text

"Had she initiated a peck, he would have turned it into an intense lip lock" pairings in KDramas

Ku San Young(Kim Tae Ri) and Lee Hong Sae(Hong Kyung) in Revenant

Cha Se Eum(Kim Young Ae) and Yoo Jeong Jae(Lee Moon Sang) in Maestra: Strings of Truth

Lee Gang Hyeon( Park Ji Hyun) and Jin Yi Soo(Ahn Bo Hyun) in Flex x Cop

Lim Jukyung(Moon Gayoung) and Han Seojun(Hwang Inyeop) in True Beauty

Oh In Joo (Kim Go Eun) and Choi Do il(Wi Ha Joon) in Little Women(2022)

Kang Nam Soon (Lee Yoomi) and Ryu Shi Oh (Byun Woo Seok) in Strong Woman Kang Nam Soon

Kang Sol A(Ryu Hye Young) and Han Joon Hwi(Kim Bum) in Law School

Bonus: Japanese Drama Couple

Didn't get a better GIF for them

Kokuryu Kirika(Mio Imada) and Tennoji Haru (Meguro Ren) in Trillion Game

77 notes · View notes

fake-married-my-dead-fiance · 2 months

Text

I spend a lot of time hating GirlbossTM characters and I love how Oh Yeon-joo is portrayed as active, smart, competent, but not Girlboss.

She doesn't know how to punch or shoot, but she will lock her possessed father in another room and draw like hell until she saves her man and then leave detailed instructions on how to treat yourself from a gunshot wound, while also having drawn everything he needs.

But also, she's not good at standing up for herself against her boss, she cries, she faints a lot.

But it doesn't make her weak or stupid or incompetent, because she will also withstand interrogation for 48 hours and not say a word and starve for most of a week attempting to avoid telling the truth to Kang Cheol again and ruining his life. And she isn't weak because she can't make a Sophie's Choice between the man she loves and her father, that's just natural.

She was a great, fleshed out character who had a lot of difficulties over the show and even if they weren't often as dramatic as the things happening to Kang Cheol, they were difficult and she persevered and I love her.

#w two worlds #I'm just going to post about this show now #she draws until her fingers bleed!#it's not as dramatic but I love it #kdrama

59 notes · View notes

teafiend · 6 days

Text

Another KKJ/MTG shipping musing:

It must be said that my problem is not that Kim Jae Uck was sizzlingly, creepily hot and sexy as Mo Tae Gu. Let’s face it, scorchingly sexy villains (or killers) are all too common in fiction, and which one you fixate on is just a matter of preferences. Just so happened KJU as MTG is that distinctly rare occurrence for me.

My problem with MTG is that I ship him with a favourite female character, and I have been “forced” to write him to feed my own brainrot.

I never had much problem reading other writers’ brilliant heroine/villain fics and have enjoyed many of them, but when it came time that I had to scribble my own bland vanilla takes, all too often, I can’t seem to get pass how much I find MTG highly problematic/infuriating even as I brainrot over him. He is a character I have a lot of issues with. Mostly because I have to “live” with him in my headspace. Argh.

I feel like scrubbing my own brain after every “encounter” with him in my brainrot and that is definitely an issue I only have with MTG. He sucks and is truly a (fictional) menace. Addiction to a problematic character like him is bad for boring old me 😭😤

#love-hate relationship with a fictional character #Mo Tae Gu sucks even as just fiction #my - thankfully rare nowadays - brainrot with him and my favourites are even worse #he made me feel like I need to scrub my own brain after scribbling him out #fictional menace #Mo Tae Gu #Kang Kwon Joo/Mo Tae Gu #rarepair #weird rambling #shipping rambling

0 notes

theinfinitedivides · 5 months

Text

waiting outside her apartment for like three seconds before you just decide to break in anyway is such a thing that Kang Ok would do i can't even tell him he should have waited longer to deny any wrongdoing if she had in fact been in there just going no contact on purpose

#tv: vigilante #vigilante #vigilante kdrama #nam joo hyuk #yoo ji tae #kim so jin #lee joon hyuk #kdrama #local gay watches Vigilante.txt #local gay watches k-dramas.txt #Kang Ok: yeah so uh babe ily sorry to call during work hours but i think they kidnapped the reporter :((((((#Kang Ok: *does not tell him he found out by hacking the lock and viewing the utter mess of her living room*#Ji Yong: ok. (it is not in fact ok. he beats up several men after this and threatens the Sewool chairman to give him his girlfriend back)

9 notes · View notes

mizldrizl · 6 months

Text

What is where in Beyond Evil?

I always wondered where certain locations in the show actually are and how far each of them is apart from the others. Thankfully, the scriptbook has some addresses -- partially fictional, of course -- I can work with.

1. 문주시 (Munju-si) - 파주시 (Paju-si) (*si = city)

In one of the Blu-ray features, they mention that they filmed Dong Sik's neighborhood in Paju.

문산읍 (Munsan-eup) is part of 파주시 (Paju-si) (*eup = small town). It is easy to guess how they came up with the name "문주."

문산천 (Munsancheon River) = 문주천 (Munjucheon River)?

Trivia: The house used as Dong Sik's family house is actually in 용인시 (Yongin-si), which is about 100 km away from Paju. While filming the scene where Joo Won and Dong Sik are on their way to arrest Kang Jin Mook in Ep. 8, the actors momentarily thought they should take Joo Won's car because Manyang Supermarket is in Paju. They realized, soon after, that it is only a few minutes' walk from Dong Sik's house in the show.

2. Han Joo Won's apartment

The scriptbook says Joo Won's apartment is in 서울시 마포구 (Mapo-gu, Seoul-si) (*gu = district).

According to the Naver navigation service, it would take 35~50 minutes from Joo Won's place to Manyang by car. Mind you, I enter a city hall or its equivalent in "from" or "to" for the cities that are not familiar to me, and that's what I did here. Still, it would be safe to say that it takes about 45 minutes commuting for Joo Won, maybe an hour, tops, when the traffic is bad.

3. Han Ki Hwan's house

서울시 강남구 (Gangnam-gu, Seoul-si). The scriptbook says "청암동 (Cheongam-dong)" as well, which is clearly a little tweak from 청담동 (Cheongdam-dong) (*dong = town); it is in the northern part of 강남구. It takes about an hour from here to Joo Won's place by car, but thinking of Seoul's traffic, it might take a bit longer than that depending on the time of the day.

4. 서울경찰청 (Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency)

Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency is in 서울시 종로구 (Jongno-gu, Seoul-si). It takes 25~35 minutes from Joo Won's apartment, and 45~55 minutes from Han Ki Hwan's house by car. But again, it's Seoul, so you can never be sure.

5. 옥산군 (Oksan-gun) - 옥천군 (Okcheon-gun)

옥산군 (Oksan-gun) is where Chief Nam's lakehouse is (*gun = municipality). The actual location is called 옥천군 (Okcheon-gun). It would take 3~3.5 hours from Manyang by car.

6. 부산시 (Busan-si) & 울산시 (Ulsan-si)

In Ep. 8, Dong Sik says he and Chief Nam once arrested a culprit in Ulsan and went to Busan together to have pufferfish soup before going back to Seoul.

It takes 4.5~5 hours from Seoul to Ulsan, and another 1.5 hours from Ulsan to Busan by car. From Manyang to Busan, it would be about 5 hours by car. If you take a KTX train from Seoul Station to Busan Station, it takes about 2.5 hours.

7. 강원도 (Gangwon-do)

In the last episode, it is mentioned that Joo Won is working at a station in Gangwon-do (*do = province).

You can see that it is a fairly big province. As of November 2023, there are 17 police stations in Gangwon-do. Meaning, Joo Won can be anywhere 80~250 km from Manyang. Because I am a shameless JWDS shipper who hopes that Joo Won can go see Dong Sik both in Manyang and Oksan easily, I would like to imagine Joo Won is working at the station in 원주시 (Wonju-si), which would be about 2.5 hours from either Manyang or Oksan by car.

(*All estimated times are based on around 4 pm on a weekday. Of course, if one drives at dawn or in the middle of the night, it would take a much shorter amount of time.)

#Beyond Evil #괴물

79 notes · View notes