You have talent. Take one-on-one lessons with me once a week. One-on-one? Yes. One-on-one. I'm saying I'll make time for you.
Episode 1 | Notes From The Last Row 맨 끝줄 소년
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You have talent. Take one-on-one lessons with me once a week. One-on-one? Yes. One-on-one. I'm saying I'll make time for you.
Episode 1 | Notes From The Last Row 맨 끝줄 소년
Exhuma 파묘, 2024 dir. Jang Jae-hyun
When a veteran korean film actor does a kdrama once in a blue moon and does a GILF serve in which they portray a grumpy, pathetic mentor to a manipulative, crazy, smart, young student who drives them insane and actually ends up ruining their life 👍
FAILAN 파이란 (2001, Song Hae-sung)
y'all did anyone watch NOTES FROM THE LAST ROW....i am thinking of watching itt
notes from the last row: when the whole gang is odd and off putting
I was once told (I haven't actually verified this, though, lol) that in the original "Oldboy" manga, the antagonist's motive isn't the same as in the movie (no incest, boo lol) and that it's so much weaker that you can't help thinking, "That's it? You imprison someone for years over that!?" For some reason, this thought immediately came to my mind after finishing Netflix's "Notes from the Last Row" (an adaptation of the Spanish play "El chico de la última fila") just now. "That's it!?" The fact that Choi Min-sik stars in both titles is a coincidence, lol. Overall, I started watching the drama for him, and oh, how I enjoy seeing him play a terrible person! He's so good at it, lol!
I took 12 classic movies and switched their lead actors around. Of the changes, which one works the best? (Theme: early 2000s)
Will Smith as Patrick Bateman (American Psycho)
Christian Bale as Derek Zoolander (Zoolander)
Ben Stiller as Shaun Riley (Shaun of the Dea)
Simon Pegg as Oh Dae-su (Oldboy)
Choi Min-sik as Ennis Del Mar (Brokeback Mountain)
Heath Ledger as Jim (28 Days Later)
Cillian Murphy as Buddy Hobbs (Elf)
Will Ferrell as John Smith (Mr. & Mrs. Smith)
Brad Pitt as James Logan Howlett aka Wolverine (Fox X-Men movies)
Hugh Jackman as Frankie Dunn (Million Dollar Baby)
Clint Eastwood as Vincent (Collateral)
Tom Cruise as Detective Mike Lowrey Bad Boys II)