Posts Tagged ‘Park Hee-soon’
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Posters for All About My Romance
Upcoming political rom-com All About My Romance has finally released its posters, and uh… the result is a little underwhelming. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen fanart pop up two hours after a drama casting announcement (*cough Lee Min-ho cough*) that look better than these, but I think the white ones are likely pre-photoshop, which then... More »
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All About My Romance begins filming
I know, I know — I wish the production of All About My Romance gave us more to go on, too. But for now we’ll have to make do with this first official still, above, picturing the leads of the political romantic comedy, Lee Min-jung (Big) and Shin Ha-kyun (Brain). Then below, we’ve got behind-the-stills... More »
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Han Hye-jin drops political rom-com, Lee Min-jung steps in?
javabeans: All About My Romance is losing its THIRD (potential) leading lady? What is up with this drama? First Im Soo-jung was about to sign on, then rumors surfaced of Gong Hyo-jin replacing her, and then Han Hye-jin stepped in… and now out again. girlfriday: Or more specifically, what is wrong with the heroine? Shin... More »
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Movie Review: Gabi (Coffee)
There is one thing that pulled me into watching this film, and that one thing delivered. In this quiet conspiracy thriller, Kim So Yeon battles her conscience as a spy who’s ordered to assassinate Emperor Gojong in the late 1890s. Also starring Joo Jin Mo and Yoo Sun, this film was certainly not what I expected in more ways... More »
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Movie Review: The Client
Considered the first Korean courtroom thriller to hit the big screen, The Client is a commanding cerebral experience headlined by three acting heavyweights and a taut storyline that will keep you guessing, or at the very least second-guessing, until its explosive finale. It premiered to critical and box office success, taking second place to The... More »
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Coffee’s “special poster” and additional trailer
I know, lots of posts about Coffee, but despite danger of Coffee overload (as if there could BE such a thing!), the latest poster (above) was too good not to share. They should’ve made that the main poster… although I suppose they’ve all been strong, and eye-catching in their own ways. This one provides a... More »
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Coffee’s action-packed trailer and comic-inspired posters
Now THIS looks cool. The trailer and posters are out for the historical spy movie Coffee, which are totally different from what I was expecting, but in the best way — it’s historical action with a twist. And the character posters have a comic book feel that is totally different from what I thought this... More »
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Kim So-yeon turns into barista-spy for historical thriller Coffee
Death by coffee. That seems to be the main idea behind spy-intrigue-historical-thriller film Coffee (phonetically Kabi, per the old word for the drink). Well, I’m sure there are worse ways to go. Said the coffee nut who named herself after the addiction. Above is the film’s newly released poster, which I find intriguing. It sets... More »
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Courtroom thriller The Client releases stills, sets premiere date
Here’s some more news on The Client, the courtroom suspense movie with three big stars anchoring the three components of the taut thriller: prosecutor, defense attorney, and the client. And judging from these stills, they’re lookin’ good. A surefire way to make sure we get the maximum conflict out of this triangle is to cast... More »
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Park Shi-yeon returns to film as a femme fatale
Actress Park Shi-yeon (Coffee House) will be making her big screen comeback early next year opposite Park Hee-soon (A Barefoot Dream) in a thriller sex comedy (How’s that for a genre mashup?) called Scent of a Woman. Yeah, someone should tell them there’s a drama around with the same name. Wouldn’t that be your first... More »
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