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screenshothaven · 9 months

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The Legend of the Blue Sea (2016-2017)

#The Legend of the Blue Sea #2016 #2017 #mermaid #푸른 바다의 전설 #Jun Ji-hyun #Lee Min-ho

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modellemode · 1 year

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Jun Ji-Hyun in the Giordano campaign

#jun ji hyun #Jun Ji-Hyun

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ghostwiththemostmundaneafterlife · 1 year

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This is what conscious reparenting can look and feel like, in my experience. I may look back on this edit and cringe later. But you know what, that’s okay ^_^

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missy-kitten · 10 months

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Asking very real questions here

#The Legend of the Blue Sea #fish out of water #capitalism #mermaid #Jun Ji-hyun

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danielle-b · 2 years

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𝙸𝙻 𝙼𝙰𝚁𝙴

DIR: Hyun Seung-Lee.

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kaipanzero · 2 years

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Blood: The Last Vampire (2009)

#Blood: The Last Vampire #Blood #Saya #Jun Ji-hyun #전지현 #Chris Nahon #Hong Kong #movie #gif #2009

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k-star-holic · 1 year

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Jun Ji-hyun bends Waist and Son Heung-min is 'mouthpiece'! ... What is the meeting of 'K-big stars'?

#Jun Ji-hyun #Son Heung-min #Burberry #Daniel

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world-smitten · 2 years

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Kingdom: Ashin of the North Review

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Just finished Kingdom: Ashin of the North, and it is definitely my favourite part of the Kingdom series. I didn’t think Kingdom could wring strong emotions out of me (besides the usual rage at selfish nobles), but there were parts that really resonated with me.

On paper, several plot beats are predictable - I knew that Ashin must have tried to revive her dead family with the flower, I knew that on some level, the Joseon soldiers were involved with the death of her village. But the movie delays this info, made me doubt my own intuition long enough for it to reveal the truth in the most heartwrenching way possible. That shot of Ashin crawling towards her crippled father, realising that he has been imprisoned in the most degrading circumstances, trying to free him, denied of a proper reunion as he begs her to kill him, is one of those sequences that’s branded on my brain. Kingdom is full of those moments (the queen clasping “her” baby to her chest even as the zombies drag her off the throne), but this one has a certain emotional punch, which elevates it above anything else the show has offered me. And of course, the truth of Ashin’s village - cliche and a bit grimdark, yes, but executed so precisely with the full weight of the tragedy behind it that I felt my heart break for my poor girl.

And the filmmaking is so cruel! - the way the camera swings around the picture of Ashin’s happy, living village (and I was thinking, is this a hallucination? has she finally gone mad?), only for it to reveal that her village really is alive, and that Ashin’s madness has been a slower, crueler process from the moment she begs Min Chi-rok for vengeance. And speaking of which, I love what they did with Min Chi-rok’s character. He shows up S2 as a cool, competent soldier - and by clearing the very low bar of not being a craven, grasping fool, I got really attached to his character. But this movie reframes his character completely. He’s still Min Chi-rok: competent and cool, but now competence is pragmatism, and cool is rigidity; his cruelty to Ashin derives from the same attitude of the noblewoman who spat on her father - the Jurchen are lesser and to treat them as such is the natural state of the world. There isn’t any malice in his actions - how else should he treat the poor and those he perceives as racially inferior? How else should Ashin, a poor Jurchen woman, act, besides invisibly, her suffering and labour quietly out of the picture? It's cruelty that takes itself for granted (I'm using the word cruelty a lot, don't know how else to describe how Ashin suffers). Seeing Ashin transformed into a shadow - this really was an effective portrayal of how oppression wears down the spirit.

A lot of that is because of the actresses, as usual. This is an excellent tag-team performance between Kim Si-a and Jun Ji-hyun. Kim Si-a has so much potential - her scene with Park Byung-eun was amazing (how can she already be this skilled so young??). And Jun Ji-hyun - so publically glamourous I forget how totally she throws herself into her characters. Again, I cannot get over the moment where she realises what has been done to her father. I didn’t think Kingdom, of all shows, would make me shed a tear, but I’ll allow it lol.

That’s not to say that I’ve never liked Kingdom - I like the show, a lot, it’s the rare zombie-action property that I actually engage with (helps that S2 ends with the zombies gone, for now...). But Kingdom was always about the action, about slick filmmaking and gorgeous costuming, about ingenious worldbuilding and politicking. Everything was great, but I always felt at a distance from the characters - I felt that the plot moved too quickly for me to fully “marinate” in the personal drama (ironically that’s why the Queen is the character I look back on most fondly, she’s such a compelling figure, she draws you in). But here, I was hooked. The movie starts slowly, and keeps at that careful pace, making little marks here and there until the full, sorry picture emerges. I like my Joseon folks, and I don’t even want Min Chi-rok dead, but honestly? Kill ‘em all, Ashin, if that’s what makes you glad.

#kingdom #kingdom: ashin of the north #jun ji-hyun #kim si a #i'm feeling a little less sorry about my word-vomit reviews #but anyways this movie was great #revenge IS an option

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korelist · 2 years

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MY LOVE FROM ANOTHER STAR // KDRAMA DİZİ YORUMU

UYARI : Yazılar genel olarak spoiler içerebilir. İçermeyedebilir.

İmdb puanı: 8,2 Benim puanım:6

Drama: My Love From The Star / You Who Came From the Stars

Hangul: 별에서 온 그대

Director: Jang Tae-Yoo, Oh Choong-Hwan

Writer: Park Ji-Eun

Episodes: 21

Date: 2014

Language: Korean

Country: South Korea

Cast: Jun Ji-Hyun, Kim Soo-Hyun, Park Hae-Jin, Yoo In-Na, Ahn Jae-Hyeon

2014 SBS Drama Awards - December 31, 2014

Grand Prize (Gianna Jun)

Best Actor (medium-length drama) (Kim Soo-Hyun)

Excellent Actor (medium-length drama) (Shin Sung-Rok)

Special Actor (medium-length drama) (Kim Chang-Wan)

Best Netizen Award (Kim Soo-Hyun)

Best Couple Award (Gianna Jun & Kim Soo-Hyun)

Best Actor or Actress Selected by Directors (Gianna Jun)

New Star Award (Ahn Jae-Hyeon)

2014 (50th) BaekSang Arts Awards - May 27, 2014

Most Popular Actror (Kim Soo-Hyun)

Best OST

Bu diziyi izledikten çok sonra öğrendim ki başrol oyuncusu Kim Soo-Hyun Kore’de çok ünlü bir artistmiş. Tabi izlerken bunu bilmediğim için bana bir şey ifade etmedi. Jun Ji-Hyun’u ilk My Sassy Girl filminde izlemiştim. Belki de benim Kore sineması ile tanıştığım ilk yapım olabilir. O yüzden bende yeri başka olsa da kendisini çok da beğenmiyorum. My Sassy Girl’den sonraki rollerinde favorim olduğu söylenemez.

Dizinin konusuna gelince, Do min Joon (Kim Soo Hyun) 400 yıl önce uzaydan bir kuyruklu yıldız ile dünyaya gelmiş, küçük bir kızı kurtarmak için geri dönüş aracını kaçırınca dünyada kalmış. Geri dönebilmesi için kuyruklu yıldızın tekrar dünyadan geçmesi gerekmektedir. Yıldızın gelmesi de 400 yılda bir oluyordur ve 3 ay kalmıştır. Şu işe bakın ki, Kore de mahsur kalan uzaylıda çekik gözlü olmuş. Dünya da geçirdiği zaman boyunca kendini insanlardan soyutlamış, belli periyodlar ile kimlik değiştirmiştir.

Kore'nin en popüler oyuncusu Chun Song Yi (Jun Ji-Hyun), uzaylı arkadaşımızın komşusudur. Oyunculuk kariyeri bir yanlış anlaşılma yüzünden yerle bir olduğu için evde daha çok zaman geçirmek zorunda kalmış. Bu da uzaylımız ile daha çok karşılaştıkları anlamına geliyor. İkisinin tesadüfi karşılaşmaları sonucunda da diziye giriş yapmış oluyoruz.

Vallahi yoklukta zaman geçirmek için izledim. Ne yalan söyleyeyim… Her ne kadar oyuncuları iyi olsa da dizinin konusu ve seyirciye sunulan hikaye çok da oyunculukların altını doldurmuyordu. Neden sorusuna asla cevap vermeyen bir senaryo ile karşı karşıyayız. Altı boş olmasının yanı sıra farklı bir hikayeye de sahip değil. Aldığı ödül kategorilerini hakketmiş olmasını kadrosuna bağlıyorum.

Dizinin kurgusu, çekimleri, yönetmeni gayet başarılı. Sıkılmadan izledim, ama beni tatmin etmedi. Muhtemelen saç şeklinden kaynaklı, uzaylımız daha çok robota benziyordu. Mimiksiz, tepsiz. Çok sonra It's okay to not be okay dizisinde kendisi ile karşılaştığım zaman ciddi bir şaşkınlık yaşadım. Şahane bir oyuncuymuş, şapka çıkarıyorum. Ama bu dizi için şapkam kafamda maalesef.

Dizi ile ilgili spoiler verebileceğim bir detay dahi yok. Uzaylımızın 3 ayı kalmış, şımarık oyuncu kızımız ile komşuculuk vasıtası ile yakınlaşıyorlar. Uzaylımız insanlardan 100 kat daha kuvvetli duyma, ışınlanma, zamanı durdurma gibi güçlere sahip. Her sıkıntıda kızın yanında bitiveriyor. Arka planda bir cinayet mevzusu dönüyor. Onun dışında tabi ki aşk üçgenleri söz konusu.

Dizide sevdiğim tek şey yan roller olabilir. Yoo In-Na‘nın naif oyunculuğu ile tanışmış oldum. Daha sonra Goblin dizisinde onu görmek hoşuma gitti. Ve “Cinderella and the four knights” dizisinin parlak dudaklı jönü Ahn Jae-Hyeon’u vardı. Chun Song Yi karakterinin küçük erkek kardeşi Cheon Yoon-Jae rolündeydi. Uzaylı ile aralarında geçen sahneler, başrollerin sahnelerinden daha eğlenceliydi. Son olarak Park Hae-Jin ikinci erkek rolünde karşımıza çıkıyordu. Dizide en sevdiğim karakter oldu.

En kötüsü ise sonunda anten çekmiyor diye bitirmeleri oldu. Daha bir şey demeyeceğim.

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#My Love From The Star #dizi #kdrama #yorum #inceleme #eleştri #Jun Ji-Hyun #Kim Soo-Hyun #Park Hae-Jin #Yoo In-Na #Ahn Jae-Hyeon

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2015mai24 · 1 month

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Gianna Jun

#Jun Ji-hyun #gianna jun #singles dezember 2022 #scans

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oneuldo · 2 years

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Drama Review: Jirisan (2021)

I started watching this show back in November last year but I had to quit watching it when 1) I was having a hard time watching it in iQIYI app, and 2) suddenly I wasn’t feeling like watching any k-dramas at that time. After 10 months of putting this off on my list, finally finished watching Jirisan!

I don’t quite understand the backlash the show got for having a big budget but a low quality 3D. I don’t find it low quality at all. It was pretty decent for me.

What I don’t like about this was Kang Hyun-Jo (played by Ju Ji-Hoon) who became a ghost and still couldn’t catch the killer even after being stuck in the mountain. He has the ability to foresee future accidents but couldn’t put together all the details thus leading to more deaths. It’s frustrating, I know. That’s the only thing I don’t like about this character. I was also frustrated with Seo Yi-Gang (played by Jun Ji-Hyun). If she trusted Kang Hyun-Jo a little more, they could have prevented more deaths. The supporting characters were also great. Especially Oh Jung-Se. The scene where he cries for his girlfriend’s name over and over was top acting.

I loved the plot. It definitely kept me guessing who the killer is and what was his motive. This show has so many deaths disguised as an accident. And the perfect place to do it is in the mountain. I even thought Sung Do-Il was the bad guy! You wouldn’t guess who the killer here and he did a good job in hiding.

The mountain was beautiful, too! It made me want to visit Jirisan especially on New Year where they go on top of the mountain to witness the first sunrise of the year. I’m so glad I didn’t drop this drama on my watch list. Jirisan is a suspense drama that will keep you guessing and looking for more answers. This drama is worth watching.

Jirisan not only shows the beauty of nature but also the life and difficulties of a ranger (which is often overlooked by hikers) and how they keep the people safe and protect the mountain even if it means risking their lives.