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Poster and teaser for Ha Ji-won’s new action comedy

The first teaser and stills are out for the new action comedy sageuk starring Ha Ji-won called Joseon Trio of Beauties, which is literal title, but in my head I call it Joseon’s Angels because it’s the same wording they use in translating Charlie’s Angels. The movie doesn’t seem to be any different in concept either — I think it’s just Charlie’s Angels in the Joseon era, with zero pretense that it’s trying to be anything else. Well, I’m all for ladies kickin’ ass, no matter what the era. Bring on the popcorn and nonsensical plot hijinks!

The trio led by Ha Ji-won includes Kang Ye-won (Fortunetellers, Quick) and Brown Eyed Girls’ Ga-in, and they’re Joseon’s most legendary bounty hunters, who never fail to capture a target, no matter the criminal or the crime. Ha Ji-won plays the fearless leader with unstoppable drive and charisma, who is the brains of the operation… so what doesn’t she have? Kang Ye-won is the married member, who brings home the bacon AND plays the dutiful wife. She’s swift with a sword and thinks money is the best thing on earth. Ga-in’s character has fists faster than brains — she acts (or rather hits) first and asks questions later.

There isn’t much plotular info, but basically: Joseon is in trouble, ladies save the day. The teaser is action-packed, and it looks like they’re really using Ha Ji-won’s action star skills through and through, but I also like that the actresses are playing up the comedy. It could be another fun and silly fusion romp, like Cha Tae-hyun’s hit last year, Gone With the Wind. That movie made no sense either, but it was a good time.

Directing is Park Je-hyun, of How to Keep My Love and Oohlala Sisters. Joseon Trio of Beauties premieres this May.

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Ooh, can't wait - this sounds like so much fun! ^^

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it does, doesn't it! i like when women get in on the action too.

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Yay!! A girly action flick! I'm so there!!!

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wow.....this movie sounds like fun!!

Ha Ji Won is perfect in these type of roles....

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I *adore* her! Hoping it's going to be as fun as it sounds.

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Sooo true

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Ha Ji won should step out of her "i'm a strong fighter female" roles cos i feel she may be lacking in diversity acting department hence she's doing only what she knows....To me she's not a good actress since she plays almost the same roles almost all the time....I guess she's being type-casted but what would elevate her as a real actress is if she takes on a role that's completely opposite of these roles (if she's even being offered those)

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She has done different roles. Have you tried watching "My love by my side"?

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You could also try What happened in Bali ...

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Look at her filmography you will see that she has played a lot of different roles... Also maybe she is not type casted but she actually prefer this 'genre' (it's totally possible), but this is just a guess since I have no idea what motivate her choices in projects.

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I guess you're right. She is the one who chose this genre. She said in one of her interviews that she loves action so much. In addition to that, she said that she'll do what makes her heart beat faster. She even said in another interview that she wants to have two action movie roles after Sector 7 before getting married.

I think the probable reason she's doing this type of role in 4 consecutive projects is that she's planning to get married. She wants to enjoy the genre that she became known for from the beginning (Damo 2003, duelist 2005). You can see how she loves action so much. You can't really blame her being type-casted because she's the one who wanted to these roles in the first place. But I think Joseon Angels is out of the picture because it is a movie produced by her company so there is a possibility that she was cajoled into this project.

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I don't know about whether she's being type cast or not, but I too definitely would like to see more of her in other GOOD projects.
I haven't seen anything of her where she's NOT in an action role that I thought was good.
I mean, I thought she was ok in that movie with kim jae won, but other than that......

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try her classic drama What Happened in Bali :)

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She's really good in Hwang Jini, and I don't think an artiste (dancer) can be considered as as action role. She portrayed the joy that she found in dancing very well, she had dance in her soul.

On the other hand, I have to say that I love her in action roles, and that at the moment, there doesn't seem to be any other k-actress who excel in this genre.

Anyway, love HJW and this movie looks like a lotta fun!

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oh yeh -I enjoyed hwang Jin Yi as well. It was alright to watch.
I agree with what you say about there not being many (if any) Korean actresses that really do the action stuff well.

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Uhh Sex is Zero? Anyone?

I can't be the only one who watched that.

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All her recent dramas have been action ones. Although this one is tailor ad for her but it does become monotonous. Even she must not find it challenging no matter how good she is at it. Having said that......the drama does sound fun.

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Sorry I meant the movie

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I think part of this impression results from the sheer dearth of Korean actresses who (can) do action. Other than Ha Ji Won, not many other come to mind readily. Kim So Yeon, definitely, thanks to Athena. I'm sure there are a few others, but I can't think of any.

In my mind, Ha Ji Won's a bit like Angelina Jolie post-Tomb Raider. Both are so good at action that people forget that they do/have done other stuff.

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Funny how you compared her to Angelina Jolie because that's exactly what I thought as well. And just to add to what you mentioned, she's likely the most popular or visible actress for that genre and that's why she also gets typecast a lot, whether she chooses it or not. I may be biased because I like her, but I think to say that she's not a good actress (according to OP) may be a bit of an overreach coz I think she is a decent actress. Probably not the best but she is effective I what she does IMO.

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she has played many different roles as well, you can see if you check her profile.
she has more on the action genre because i think like many have said she prefers action type more.
u should watch "Hwang Jin Yi" , awesome drama, she plays a dancer in that :)

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I'm surprised you would think she's a bad actress or that she plays the same roles all the time. that's the same as saying Johnny Depp is a bad actor because he's been playing quirky character for the past few years.

Have you checked out her filmography?

Diversity would be a word more befitting.

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I agree

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I was going to say Three Musketeers for girls but this looks way cooler. I'm in.

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Xena Josean Warrior

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They've all got Gabrielle's Abs of Steel, for sure.

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It looks fun but I would really love to see HJW in something different for a change. It seems to always be action she's doing.

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me too!
My favourite ha ji won in action will always be in Damo.
I haven't seen her in anything good that ISN'T action for a looonnng time.
I want to see some diversity.

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Will watch this. 3rd degree comedy and action with Ha Ji Won = I'm in.

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Hmmm.....nope

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I have this movie in my ''plan to watch'' list since a while. Can't wait!!!

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Will watch anything Ha Ji Won is in, period. I'm a fangirl for life xD

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*high five!

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Looks pretty goofy, but a lot of fun!

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Niiiiiiiice! Can't wait for it to come out! ^^

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I will watch this, yes.

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The last few movies argues to me that all the creativity is being put into movies while the dramas are suffering. >.<;;

I'm sooo sad about that.

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err, no offence meant.. but there haven't been that many great movies either really...
I mean, they're fun enough to sit through and laugh, but there really isn't that much of Korean movies that I would call... excellent.
I do enjoy watching Korean movies - they have a different feel to British or American movies which I like, despite some of the Korean movies being absolute crap. Like, seriously, most of the stuff is crap. If you look at it carefully.

but I agree with you about the dramas thing - the drama landscape is so bleak at the moment. I'm watching a lot of old dramas instead.. :/

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me too! have been going through my wishlist (old dramas that i want to watch but had no time).

although this looks hilarious. just not sure of the actual plot.

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I (respectfully) disagree.

Yes, there is a lot of 'crap' (and I'm not too impressed about this one... I don't think it will be 'crap' because they are pumping quite a bit of money into it, but...) but there are excellent movies and quite a few gems, from 3-Iron to Take Care of My Cat to The Blue in You.

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I just wish there were few duds out there, and more of the good stuff. i've learnt from experience to not expect too much from seemingly funny trailers
Yes, I agree totally about there being those few gems- one that I particularly enjoyed was A Muse, aka Eungyo. Oh, and another one I watched recently Over my Dead Body.
But my point wasn't that there weren't any good stuff.. But that atm there's a load of rubbish- average stuff compared to the few good stuff.
WHICH I know isn't exactly rocket science- seeing how not every movie made will be brilliant- and it's something I shouldn't be expecting as that's just pointless wish making...
Anyway, I agree with your point, and I probs should stop sounding all stroppy and unintentionally argumentative seeing as I'm more a drama girl than film- which is weird considering the number of movies I devour....

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Well, I think that would apply for any country's cinema - there is a lot of crap everywhere, and generally it outweighs the really good stuff. A lot of the mainstream stuff is crap but often rakes in money, because people just want to be entertained.

But there is good stuff, and my personal opinion is that Korea has a particularly interesting cinema culture - I haven't yet run out of things that I think are good and that I want to watch.

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3-Iron was from 2003. Take Care of My Cat, 2002. The Blue in You the one with Ahn Sung Ki? 1992.

That should tell you something.

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Those were just ones I particularly liked. But I can give you more recent ones too.

The King of Pigs, South Korea, 2011
Come Rain Come Shine, 2011
This Charming Girl, 2004, indeed all films directed by Lee Yoon-ki
Planet of Snail, 2011 - a documentary that is absolutely not to be missed.
Dance of Time, 2009, Flower Island, 2001, again, all of Song Il-gon's films are worth watching
Treeless Mountain, 2008), dir. by Kim So-yong - I can't wait to see her other films as well.
Duelist, 2005
Boat aka No Boys, No Cry, Korea/Japan, 2009
Late Autumn, 2010
Stateless Things, 2011
Romance Joe, 2012
A Fish (Mulgogi), 2012

There is a lot of films that I'm fairly sure I'll like/love that I haven't yet seen, everything from Bleak Night, Juvenile Offender, Sleepless Night, Pieta, UFO, Pluto, My Girl Mari, Green Days etc.

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I think the good korean films, that is not made for the masses, like me, never get much attention in or outside of korea but for the real film buffs. Films like this one are 90 minutes of hopefully fun and games are not great works of art or even pretend to be, they just good fun anyone can watch and let off a bit of stress.
They are good if they do that as that what they made for..if that makes sence, they not made to make you think or reflect..thank goodness.

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I agree. Many of the films I mention will never screen in cinemas outside of Korea, and 95% of them will not get an international DVD release either. They only travel internationally via the film festival circuit, and a few (usually the more popular ones) will be uploaded online (illegally of course).

And that doesn't apply for Korean cinema only either, I think for most countries except a few, major film-producing nations (US/UK most of all, France, Germany, Spain/Latin America to some extent).

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I'm not too keen on this. Sure, it looks fun and entertaining... but I don't feel it's anything much new. I wasn't impressed by the trailer.

I also don't like how they have been selling this film, as 'something like you've never seen before' but then talking about 'three beauties'. That's the same-old. I don't want female warrior beauties, I want three awesome warriors. I mean, when was the last time that male warriors were described on the basis of their gorgeous looks?

I do think Ha Ji-won is getting typecast a bit, but I still like her.

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Sorry that second comment wasn't meant to be a reply!

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No need to apologise- made for interesting reading.
I don't think an awful lot about sexism/feminism really- though I feel I should take greater notice of it..
But I get the point you made. Ppl often see the gender as female and can make judgements of that character based on their gender and appearance, as opposed to the kind of human being or occupation that female is..
And that's something I've never thought too hard about, but I get the unfairness of it- beneath all the equal opportunities, fairness sheen and air that surrounds modern society now..

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It's just something that struck me when I was reading the official announcements over the Korean Film Council side - I think they say "fresh and unique adventure", but to me it doesn't look like that at all.

I'm sure it will be 'fun' and will rake in money at the box office because its stars, but it looks like a lot of other flicks we've seen before (Korean or otherwise). If the leads are a "trio of beauties" (as they are described), you'll never convince me that it's "fresh and unique", because it's not.

http://www.koreanfilm.or.kr/jsp/news/news.jsp?mode=VIEW&seq=2179

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I have to disagree with you. I actually think that Korean films win in almost every aspect. Of course, there are crappy movies here and there (Finding Mr.Destiny left a bad taste in my mouth.. it's so horrible I actually avoided watching romance movies for a while) but there are great ones too. Talk about the recent ones, Nameless Gangster, Bleak Night, Poetry, The Day He Arrives and the list goes on...

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How is The Day He Arrives. I've seen it but I derno if I should go for it or not.

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Ahh, yes Poetry. Another one I haven't yet watched but I have only heard good things about it. I think the Chicago Times even had it as its film of the year in 2012.

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I don't know if you'll read this but, this is just a thought that came to me now concerning films. (korean and in general as well I guess)
NOTE: this isn't an attempt to bring the discussion back!! Just wanted to give some more clarification of my initial comment.
My main reason for having put out that quibble about there being a load of crap films as opposed to the far fewer excellent ones was because, I don't think that just because a film doesn't handle highly complex matters or themes should it be mediocre in terms of what is written and delivered. It could still be entertaining without having to resort to absolute brainlessness.
It's something that I realised with dramas - which I think translates to films as well.
And it irritates me why such utter crap is put out there in the world for people to mindlessly devour. If people want mindless fluff, go watch the ultimate fluff that is variety...
I just wanted to clarify the reasoning of my first point made- NOT to bring the discussion back as I concluded that with conceding to the points made against my initial quibble.

btw, do you know where I could possibly purchase/watch Poetry?

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Ok, let's wrap up this discussion-
I will take back what I said and go watch the films that I havent seen from the ones you mentioned.
I guess my saying there's a crap load of mediocre movies to every gen of Korean film doesnt seem to be of great significance.
Seeing how we've changed to looking at it in absolute terms.
I get the distinction. ANd I can see how it makes sense to look at it in terms of how many good Korean films there are/have been instead of comparing it in relative terms with the sheer volume of crap movies.
Yes- it makes sense to think of it in this way.

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:-)

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I'll go with Ha Ji Won belly-dancing for the price of tickets, Alex!

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What's that guy chattering about at the end of the trailer? People tend to not subtitle those things.

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I do wish Ha Ji Won would stop getting typecast in the action heroine roles...I've come to like her much late in the game (since K2H) but she's obviously capable of much more....this looks like some silly fun, so I'm game...but I'm hoping she'll get cast in something different next time

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But she's done a lot of diverse roles. Look at her filmography as well as her drama list.

Maybe she's at the point in her career where she just wants to do what she wants and what she thinks suits her the best. I feel that people who say she's being tyoecasted aren't exactly checking out her old projects before her kick-ass roles started kicking in.

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I agree! I really think there's a legit reason behind HJW's picking these action roles. I think she wants to do what genre she thinks suits her best. She wants to do roles that will make her feel satisfied. Based on her personality, being athletic, I think she wants physically challenging roles, the type that maximizes physical and emotional acting. Just my opinion. :)

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Physically challenging roles will get harder to do as an actress grows older. So, it makes sense for HJW to do it now when she's still young. She's done some really great non-action roles in the past, in both movies and dramas, and she will have plenty of opportunities in the future.

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Ha Ji Won, I'm in.

What's funny to me is every other actress in Korea plays the same role over and over again their whole careers and that's fine, Ha Ji Won, for some reason, plays the same character since Secret Garden and suddenly she's getting typecast and "lacks diversity".

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Good point- I didnt really think of that.
But thinking again, I DO think that that,other actresses are typecast.
Actresses can still have a 'successful' career even while being typecast. HEll, I'd say Ha Ji Won has had a pretty 'successful' career - that is if you were to define success on terms of how well projects have done, or the popularity gained from them, or how much of a household name you become... Which may be due to the fact that they did they role super good. Which.. Could be due to that role being tailor made to what they're good at doing. A skill if itself one could say.
It's just that perhaps other people wish to see her in a different role, that'll challenge her as an actress who has potential. Perhaps the definition of the success people want to see of her is more related to her growths as a bona fide actress. In the sense that... She further develops her technique, her range, her acting sensibilities.. and I'm no pro or well read person on such stuff, but couldnt diversity be of some relation to this?
Hell, what do I know.
This is just ny view. But I get where you're coming from.

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Oh and I think it's just that when you see ha Ji Won playing an action role in pretty average stuff....
maybe it's just a desire for her to take on meatier roles...

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Ditto.

And what's wrong with doing something when you're awesome at it anyway?

HJW is all the more awesome kicking butt.

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Maybe because it seems a shame to see ha Ji won's potential go to waste in pretty average stuff because we feel she could do better, whilst every other actress may not have that talent or whatever?
Or perhaps it's just cos the general public don't really care about the quality of what is produced, but the fact that it's ha Ji Won doing what everyone knows she's pretty good at.
Whatever. I dunno.
Clearly you don't mind, and many other people don't mind.
I couldnt really care less. But just thought I'd throw out some views.

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I agree!

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I agree with you . Some have a very harsh comment regarding HJW doing this type of role. of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I'm still going to watch this film later on since I'm not living in Korea. Fighting

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I think it has more to do with the fact Ha Ji Won doesn't care about getting dirty and "looking bad" on camera while other actresses might worry some hard core action role might mess up their image or something. Of course, this is just a thought and I dunno for sure. She's practically one of like TWO female action stars over there and that can't be for no reason.

I remember reading about Bae Doo Na being cast for a movie early in her career. It might have gone to someone else but she got it because she was willing to work without make-up. I think it was Barking Dogs Never Bite or Please, Take Care of My Cat (actually, I think it was Please, Take Care of My Cat).

I dunno, I think that says a lot and why we have people like Ha Ji Won monopolizing a certain genre in the lady department, ya know?

I do like Ha Ji Won, though, and she accepts these roles often so she must like it herself, I think. After all, we dunno how many movie/drama offers she gets and what they're all about. Someone has to do it, lol.

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Love it! Can't wait to see it !

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Ha Ji Won, I don't find her attractive, just normal beauty.

Song Hye Gyo-YES so beautiful

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Song Hye Kyo, I find her so called "beatiful" very plastic. Of course that's just my opinion.

Ha Ji Won, BEAUTIFUL!

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*beautiful

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It is your opinion and I respect that. However, those three photos...the first one she looks like she was still in high school, the second lots of make up, the third one she slimmed down quite a bit. Her eyes and nose looks the same to me.

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I don't think HJW had any plastic surgeries done . Considering her age I think she's beautiful.I love her smiles.

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Song Hye Kyo looks natural to me. I saw some of her baby photos and screencaps of her teenage years, and she looks the same, granted a bit older now.

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SHG is beautiful at first look. But HJW becomes more and more beautiful and charming the longer you look at her. And for me, HJW is aging more gracefully. Again, we can agree to disagree.

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your comment is so out of topic lol

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Ha Ji Won has charisma AND screen presence.

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Ha Ji Won! So daebak in action and believable!

As far as transforming herself into different characters/roles this lady has proven this in movies or dramas. In my opinion, she's one of the best actress in SK and a natural beauty to boot. Love her!

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that idol just couldn't live without the eyeliner, even for a movie.

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She once wrote an entire poem, read on television, dedicated to eyeliners.

Besides, who says uou can't have eyeliners in Joseon? The ingredients may not be the same, but it still can exist all the same. After all, the Egyptians usd lead as eyeliners way back too.

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*you
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-.-lll I cannot type, apparently.

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Yup. And India had Kohl for a long time.

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Thanks GF for the heads up.

Got to the 1st photo and was 'Woah! Ha Ji Won looks just like Kim Sun Ah in 'She's On Duty'!'

Is it the hair do?

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That awesome feeling you get when you realize it's a drama and not a movie. XD
This does sound like a ton of fun, and having Ha Ji Won and Ga-in as kick-ass ladies is just so... fitting! Looking forward to this one for sure!

EDIT: and then that slightly less awesome feeling you get when you realize that no, it is indeed a movie. Hah! Sometimes these things are kind of vague. Oh well, in a way this is better because it's only a 2 hour commitment. Yay!

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Sigh. After watching her in Happy Together, I got so turned off Kang Ye Won. She has this fake sincerity about her.

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So am i.Now i don't feel so bad because now i know that i'm not the only one who thinks she's so trying hard to the point that it becomes,as you said,fake.

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Hahaha! The movie looks super campy! XD It could be a nonsensical fun ride, if you go in with the right mood & expectations, methinks ^^

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Hope it'll be as fun as Gone With the Wind/The Grand Heist. I did enjoy that better than The Thieves which wasn't that fun as I wished and *SPOILERS* killed off half the characters I liked. I was expecting Ocean's 11 campy fun but it turned into this jealousy-revenge-melodrama halfway through.

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Ah yeah. I watched The Thieves too and it really wasn't as fun as I had hoped. I enjoyed Shi Ha Kyun in it and wished that character had a bigger part, and the couple I liked got killed off, too.

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COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Maybe you just watched her recent work but in the past she already done various character in 2009 she swept all the award giving bodies grand slam. If you dont like ha ji won then dont read this article or watch her.......

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I can't really say how good this movie will be, and, not being Korean, I won't be seeing it anytime soon.

I do know that, several times this week, when I've been feeling tired or down, I play this teaser to cheer myself up.

They all seem to be having SUCH a good time playing Charlie's Angels.

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SO EXCITED FOR THIS

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i must of only notice ga in only when i saw the still pic and didnt notice ha ji won until i start the trailer. for the first few seconds i kept think, man i think ha ji won would be awesome in this series...and BOOM there she was!! hahaha

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Wow

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In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings, a land in turmoil cried out for a hero. She was ...Ha-Ji won, a mighty princess forged in the heat of battle. The power, the passion, the danger. Her courage will change the world....and cue the music.

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. . . I'll settle for her courage changing Kdrama culture so fewer of the men are blatant abusers in the romcoms and fewer women in the melos are doormats.

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Ooh! Can't wait to see this! I love Ha Ji Won! I haven't seen Ga-In act, but I'm excited to see her as well! ^_^

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Wow!! Ga-in has a new movie.. good to see her again since We got Married with Jo Kwon... I miss her and her hubby.. =)

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Can't wait !! :-)

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I want to see this. It looks like a lot of fun! And the teaser made me laugh. :)

Ha Ji Won is already one of my favorite actresses. I haven't seen that many of her movies/dramas yet, but I have liked seeing her as a tough, athletic character.

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Can't wait for this! Ji won looks awesome in an warrior character as always! Three huntresses, fighting!

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