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The Netflix original series 〈Trigger〉 is gaining a lot of attention as it deals with the potential incidents that could occur if firearms were distributed in South Korea, known as the 'Gun-Free Country'. This work unfolds a unique imagination based on the characteristics of Korean society, where...

There are countless iconic faces to list. It may seem like a natural talent, but Lee Jung-eun did not hide the fact that she "works very hard" throughout the interview. The actress Lee Jung-eun, who meticulously creates characters with the conviction gained from finding evidence and building trust,...

Director Kim Byung-woo of 〈PMC: The Bunker〉 and 〈The Terror Live〉 solves the most difficult problems in the simplest way. While adapting the vast world of the web novel 'Omniscient Reader' by author Sing Shong into a film, he unfolds the story centered around the most important essence of the...

〈All-Knowing Reader's Perspective〉 is a fantasy action film where the world of the novel becomes reality on the day the novel, serialized for over 10 years, is completed, and the only reader, Kim Reader (Ahn Hyo-seop), along with the protagonist Yoo Joong-hyuk (Lee Min-ho) and his companions,...

Actor Yoo Min-ho meets the audience in theaters for the first time in 10 years with the movie 〈Omniscient Reader: The Prophet〉. In this work, he plays the role of Yoo Junghyuk, the protagonist in the novel who clears all scenarios with overwhelming skill, calm judgment, and strength.

Actor Kang Ha-neul took on the role of Woosung, the protagonist in the Netflix movie 〈84 Square Meters〉, which deals with the sharp realities of modern society such as 'Younggeul' (borrowing to the point of exhaustion) and noise between floors, showcasing a deep performance.

A reality program about inexperienced, sincere, zero-experience "motaesolo" individuals who want to date has arrived. The Netflix dating reality show (hereafter ) is a makeover reality show that helps inexperienced "motaesolo" individuals with their first love.

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.

The love story of a couple facing terminal illness has long been a typical theme in Korean melodramas. From to , , and , numerous works have utilized this setup. Due to its frequent use, some have come to see it as a cliché.

Countless media, countless works. In an industry that has become homogenized and amidst a flood of new releases, it is not easy to encounter a work that gives the feeling of 'this could be it' at first glance. There are few trailers that can catch the eye with excellent visuals, a glamorous cast,...