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ROEM 2016 Spring Campaign 로엠 박신혜(Park Shin Hye) 풀영상

 

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[HanCinema's News] "#ALIVE" Tops VOD Charts

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 By William Schwartz on 2020/08/05 at 19:51 PST

2020/08/05

 

On August 4th Lotte Entertainment announced that "#ALIVE" had officially broken the break even point. "#ALIVE" has to date earned over 1.9 million admissions in theatrical screenings, but the zombie movie's declared break even point was 2.2 million admissions. The shortfall was overcome by "#ALIVE"'s strong performance on secondary distribution services.

 

"#ALIVE" first opened on South Korean Video On Demand services on July 28th and since then has handily topped them all for movies. From the very first day "#ALIVE" has had a strong presence on such platforms as IPTV, KT Olleh TV, and Digital Cable TV Home Choice among others. "#ALIVE" first premiered in South Korean theaters on June 24th and became the first movie to break the million viewer mark since the COVID-19 outbreak came to South Korea in February.

 

 

Written by William Schwartz

 

 

 

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Park Shin Hye | Agatha Paris 2015

 

 

 

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FALLING IN LOVE WITH THE AMAZING WORLD OF KOREAN DRAMAS (K-DRAMA)

BY TIFFANY VOGT

AUGUST 6, 2020

 

 

This year has been unpredictable — both with the good and bad — with the world enveloped in a shared and terrifying pandemic that has derailed social norms and business across the globe.  For the entertainment realm, it has been nothing short of paralyzing for film, television and other entertainment productions. Yet there has been a few remarkable bright spots — one of which, was the discovery by the U.S. audiences of the treasure trove of excellent Korean films and television series being released out of South Korea.  

 

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The ascent of director Bong Joon Ho’s film “Parasite,” which was crowned Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globes in early January 2020, and then went on to sweep the Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best International Film Feature as well as the Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance By A Cast in A Motion Picture and Writers Guild Award for Best Screenplay, has been nothing short of astounding and well-earned. “Parasite” was awarded in excess of 100 awards from film festivals and prominent award bodies across the globe in just 10 short months. “Parasite” was not even released in the U.S. until October 2019, but it quickly became a breakout international sensation as its award domination continued from May 2019 all the way into February 2020.

 

At the January 2020 Golden Globes where director Bong Joon Ho declared: “Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films.”  It may not have seemed like a lightning strike, but Boon Joon Ho’s quiet challenge was like ring a bell to all those listening that it was time to not only recognize the superior screen art of Korean film and television, it should be savored and enjoyed just as much as any U.S., U.K., Canadian, or other international on-screen work.

 

Picking up Boon Joon Ho’s metaphorically thrown gauntlet, I have embarked upon a journey to watch more Korean films and television shows, and I am eternally grateful that I did.  While my journey into the world of K-drama has only just begun, the South Korean films and television shows that I have watched have been outstanding. Everything from the carefully-crafted script writing of the stories and characters, to the superb casting, to the nuanced directing and production, to the song choices and musical scores, and breath-taking cinematography has yielded a masterful work of on-screen art.  As a critic and as a viewer, it has been a joy to discover such a rich world of on-screen entertainment.  

 

To share a bit of the remarkable films and series that I have discovered in my journey into the K-drama realm, and to aid those who may be venturing into the world of South Korean K-dramas, I want to showcase a few that I have enjoyed and recommend.

 

 

 

 

“Memories of the Alhambra”

Thanks to some great suggestions by the fans as I continued to discovered the world of Korean drama, next up in my K-drama discovery was the series “Memories of the Alhambra.” The 16-episode series “Memories of the Alhambra” aired initially in 2018 and is currently available on Netflix.  watching “Memories of Alhambra” was like falling right into a warm “happy bubble.” 

 

“Memories of Alhambra” is very different from all the other Korean drama series that I have watched as it is set in an augmented reality (AR) world where gamers play out fantasy duels in the real-world.  But in “Memories of Alhambra,” those fictitious duels start to have horrific repercussions as the players begin dying off one by one. So there is a distinct fantasy-element throughout the series and, in most scenes, that will leave you, as a viewer, wondering if what you see is real or AR-fantasy.  That question of “what is real?” plays out fantastically through the entire series.  

The “Memories of Alhambra” story starts off as a simple business transaction between a venture capitalist seeking to buy a newly developed AR-game, but who gets swept away in its duels-to-death scenarios and desperately seeks to find the creator of the game who has gone missing. How time passes and sheer scope of time involved over the course of the series will be bigger than you may anticipate.  The virtual-world and real-world time components make for an interesting element to the classic tale of racing against the clock to save someone caught up in a rogue AR-game.  Then thoroughly immersed in this story is the star-crossed love of a young woman desperate to find her missing brother and the venture capitalist whose fate she becomes entangled with. Their unusual love-story will also leave you breathless and wondering where it all goes.  

Throughout its 16-episodes, “Memories of Alhambra” will challenge your perceptions of reality, perception of time, and perception of who to trust and why. Fortunately, using love as a guide proves to be the key in this story and how it unravels is a complex and intriguing story. With a few dangling story-threads, there is potential to continue this story and I, along with the fans, fervently hope that it is continued at some point in the future.

As I wrap this article, what I have found incredible as I continue to discover the world of Korean dramas is really how each series truly excels at making you fall head-over-heels in love with their unique worlds and characters and, for me, it has been a rich and rewarding experience getting to know each show and appreciate the stories each has to tell. Each has lingered with me and made me feel appreciative that I had the opportunity to watch them.  It is akin to opening Christmas presents one by one and feeling more grateful and blissfully happy with each one. For there is a bigger world of television than what we have previously been exposed to and it is really great to see that the online streaming platforms, like Netflix and Amazon Prime are making these previously inaccessible series available for international viewing. So I invite you to venture into the Korean drama world and not only watch these series, but to discover other K-drama series that you will fall in love with. 

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Park Shin Hye Covers Elle Hong Kong’s March 2016 Issue

One of K-ent’s sweethearts, Park Shin Hye, graces the March pages of Elle Korea! Check it! Sources | Elle Hong Kong | Elle Hong Kong on FB

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[What to see on the weekend] #I am alive, innocent, Prisoner, Exemplary detective, Psycho but it's okay, etc. VOD rankings in the 1st week of August

 

 

The movie'#Alive' ranks first on the national cable TV movie chart for the first week of August, and has continued to be a box office after ranking first in movie sales since the simultaneous VOD release of cable TV and theater on the 28th of last month.

 

Zombies starring actor Yoo-in Yoo and Park Shin-hye #This is a story of people who are isolated in apartments to survive in a situation where data, text messages, phone calls, and Wi-Fi are all blocked by attacks by those who become zombies without knowing the cause of their lives.

Movie #Alive itself is criticized for lacking detailed settings that determine the attractiveness of zombie genre movies, but on the contrary, it succeeded in a situation where the movie and theater industry suffers from Corona 19 and produced positive results. have.

 

 

 

 

 

link. https://www.fntimes.com/html/view.php?ud=20200806130632631555469ec131_18