Sadly, I can't envision the same charisma that #YooAhIn brought to the chairman's portrayal. There was just something in the eyes, madness and calm in a yin yang play. Why does this always happen with kdramas sequels I am looking forward to most? π’
Ugh, damn, seriously? Not denying Sung cheol is a great actor but #YooAhIn 's character was my fav and he played it so perfectly, I was looking forward to its comeback in season 2. I will still give #Hellbound s2 a try hoping everything else will cover this loss. I am so sad π’
#KimSungCheol reportedly will replace #YooAhIn to play Jung Jin-soo in Netflix drama <#Hellbound2>.
Itβs expected to start filming from this summer, and release in 2024.
Watched the #connect after watching a YouTube short of the bleeding statue thinking I'd be getting into a juicy psycho criminal show and surprise, it was just a part of it. Still the sci-fi setup was cool and I binged it, so yeah enough said π―, season 2 let's go!
#TheGlory is amazing in its subdued yet loud plot and portrayal of characters. Hyekyo is making me so proud. I rarely stan but never hesitated in stanning her. Literally binge-watched all 8 episodes and loved the latest trailer! π―
All I need is something dark from Minah too.
#TheGlory2 trailer dropped like a bomb! Ah, I am on edge just watching the trailer, can't imagine the intensity of the actual episodes. Just the dialogues have upped their mastery. It's like a poem of vengeance playing out on screen. Damn, can't wait for March! π―
The subplots that were setup from the beginning were will entwined with the main characters and their relationship. They were smoothly unraveled later on to display natural conflicts between a growing couple. π―
I believe part of the disinterest happens because they take away all the conflict as soon as the mains get together. One thing about HomCha was the presence of conflict in the relationship coz of persisting individual issues (honeymoon phase was so sweet too) but not to digress!
Cannot wait for #Island part 2 to drop tomorrow. I haven't been able to stick through most fantasy kdramas but Island held me tight! Guess part of it is my recent descent into #KimNamgil 's work. Can't believe I was missing out on such great stuff and such a versatile actor! π―
The parallels are so smoothly executed. Actors have such synergy and chemistry with each other and the ending episodes were so satisfying. #BeyondEvil is a masterpiece and the leads especially were the absolute best. Loved the bond they formed by the end. π―π―π―
#BeyondEvil went beyond my expectations. As a lover of Korean crime genre, I am ashamed I missed this masterpiece for so long. It's now not just in my top crime kdramas but one of my faves kdramas altogether till date. Every single actor has done a fabulous job. π―
I will say I guessed Kang Jinmuk as the serial killer as soon it was informed his wife ran away 20 years ago. I think I am proud of it lol. When I saw his case wrapping up halfway through, I thought what'll happen next but it's been equally captivating and I am still on ep. 12 π
When hyejin was talking with ji pd, there were dusik talking with miseon. Yeah I'm talking about their details acting in homcha π€π» Anw this is the cutest dusik and miseon interaction I've ever seen π