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You're welcome @ilwoo_aein   Kim Soo Hyun lands at No. 4 of Pop culture's Big 10 "Kim Soo Hyun effect", even Peng Li Yuan (China's First Lady) is also smitten by him translated by Pechumori 150702 Mo

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Hi! It was a shocking news that greeted me today while reading about the half sister. I remember someone mentioning about Soo hyun having a sister here in the forum way way before but it was quickly f

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Real is actually not a failed project but somewhat cater to different group of people who appreciates. I marveled  at KSH for being brave enough to make this step which many dare not. When he had

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He always support IU :)

 

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@Magician  thanks for sharing MORE pictures during the "Dream" premiere. Yes, they have been good friends ever since. I guess she's a very good person because many adore her, she's also very close to Lee Jun Ki. I like her, too! :rubchin:

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9 K-Dramas That Talk About Mental Health

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From slow-burn romances to slice of life narratives, K-dramas have served us wholesome narratives. Many have highlighted political, economic, and sociocultural issues that impact society, deftly weaving them into scenarios. A consistent theme in dramas these days is mental health. K-dramas have poignantly and sensitively built awareness around mental health and highlighted the different struggles that fall under it. As the characters come to terms and heal from their particular issues, this in turn empowers the viewer too—realizing that you’re not alone is somehow empowering. Relatable and striking an emotive chord, here are nine K-dramas that talk about mental health.

 

 

“It’s Okay to Be Not Okay”

 

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Moon Kang Tae (Kim Soo Hyun) is a caregiver at a psychiatric hospital. He is devoted to serving his patients, but his world revolves around the wellbeing of his older brother Sang Tae (Oh Jung Se). Sang Tae is an aspiring artist who is on the autism spectrum. Both brothers have had a tough childhood as Sang Tae continues to be traumatized by his mother’s death and the memories of which can trigger a meltdown. Moon Young (Seo Ye Ji) is a highly strung bestselling writer of children’s books. Emotionally detached and unapologetic to the point of being obnoxious, she is not a people’s person. Moon Young is a troubled young woman who is trapped in the memories of her dark childhood. When Moon Young falls in love with Gang Tae, she tries to win him over in her own overbearing way, by manipulating Sang Tae to illustrate her book. Over time, these three form a close kinship, being the family to each other they have never had.

“It’s Okay to Be Not Okay” sensitively deals with issues pertaining to mental health, especially on how childhood trauma when unattended leaves deep wounds and emotional scars. It’s an insightful watch into the distinct personalities of these characters, whose pasts shaped their present but also embark on a hopeful journey of emotional healing. Seo Ye Ji is raw and real as the complexed Go Moon Young, which is off set by Kim Soo Hyun as the mild yet stoic Kang Tae.

And Oh Jung Se is brilliant as Sang Tae, giving a succinctly sensitive performance.

 

 

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credit : soompi news

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Apink’s Yoon Bomi In Talks To Join Kim Soo Hyun And Kim Ji Won’s New Drama

 

Apink’s Yoon Bomi In Talks To Join Kim Soo Hyun And Kim Ji Won’s New Drama

 

Apink’s Yoon Bomi may be joining Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji Won’s upcoming drama “Queen of Tears” (working title)!

 

On May 3, Bomi’s new agency Choi Creative Lab announced, “Yoon Bomi is currently in talks to appear in tvN’s new drama ‘Queen of Tears,’ and the outlook is favorable.”

 

Penned by “Crash Landing on You” and “My Love From the Star” writer Park Ji Eun, “Queen of Tears” will tell the miraculous, thrilling, and humorous love story of a married couple who manage to survive a crisis and stay together against all odds.

 

Kim Soo Hyun has been confirmed to star as Baek Hyun Woo, the legal director of the conglomerate Queens Group, while Kim Ji Won will play his wife Hong Hae In, the chaebol heiress known as the “queen” of Queens Group’s department stores.

 

Bomi has been offered the role of Hong Hae In’s secretary, who appears aloof on the outside but has a cheerful, bubbly personality once you get to know her.

“Queen of Tears” is currently scheduled to premiere before the end of 2023.

 

https://www.soompi.com/article/1584605wpp/apinks-yoon-bomi-in-talks-to-join-kim-soo-hyun-and-kim-ji-wons-new-drama

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*** I wonder why Kim Soo Hyun's name here is not included in the cast, huh?   :weary:  :tears:

 

 

 

Best Korean Comedy Movies according to their IMDb Ratings

From romantic comedies to action comedy, here is a list of the funniest and the best Korean comedy movies including films like 200 Pounds Beauty and Extreme Job.

The world of Korean cinema has managed to be a global phenomenon after the success of films like Train to Busan and Parasite. When it comes to Korean films there are all kinds of genres including fantasy action, romance thriller, horror, and most importantly comedy. While comedy might be an underrated Korean genre, this time we have managed to pick out the best Korean comedy movies of all times that will definitely make you laugh out loud. 

We assure you every movie on the list is arguably a must-watch. Bookmark this list for the next time you are on the lookout for an absolute gold mine of laughter. So what are you waiting for? Dive into the list of hilarious and exhilarating Korean gems with a hefty dose of refined comedy, blended with elements of action, fantasy, drama, and crime.

 

 

9. The Thieves (2012)

 

The Thieves (2012)

 

  • Movie Genre:  Action, Comedy, Crime
  • Duration: 135 min
  • Star Cast: Kim Yoon Seok, Lee Jung Jae, Kim Hye Su, Jun Ji Hyun
  • Director: Dong Hoon Choi 
  • Year of release: 2012
  • OTT Platform: Amazon Prime Video, Rakuten Viki
  • IMDb Rating:  6.8 /10

Watching this 2012 movie will definitely be worth it. The movie is directed by Dong Hoon Choi and features stars including Kim Yoon Seok, Lee Jung Jae, Kim Hye Su, and Jun Ji Hyun among others. With elements of action comedy and crime, the movie is set in post-heist South Korea.

 

 

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source : https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/best-korean-comedy-movies-1219724

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5 hours ago, willenette said:

 

@Magician thanks for sharing this but, I wonder what is this all about, huh? Announcement regarding support?????   :kaching3:

 

 

willenette,  announcement regarding a support for new drama 'Queen of Tears'

 

 

[NEWS] Lee Sooji will appear in tvN's drama 'Queen Of Tears' alongside Kim Soohyun and Kim Jiwon

 

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