Kang Soo Yeon for Julia Cosmetic's "Blooming" Line ~~~ 1989 ~~~
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Kang Soo Yeon for Julia Cosmetic's "Blooming" Line ~~~ 1989 ~~~
Quick doodle before bed.
The fandom rn:
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Katy Perry is having a Britney Spears level "tragic pop star heroine meltdown" moment but it is less touching or relatable as Amy Winehouse's
I have been made aware of this movie but haven't spent the 22 minutes I needed to watch it, but today I did. So here is my totally biased review :
Topic : Hyung Joon (played by Choi Min Soo which is an automatic slay - he looked SO good in this one) is a office worker when one day, his wife suddenly leaves him, leaving their infant Sang Ha in his care. He struggles to take care of the baby and annoys tf out of his coworkers, especially Young Ju (Choi Jin Shil) who hates children. After several mishaps and lowkey misogynistic shit, Hyung Joon tries to leave Sang Ha with his mother-in-law but that doesn't work, but guess who has found a new interest in taking care of Sang Ha? Yep, you guessed it, Young Ju. She starts taking care of the baby and involving herself with helping to raise the kid, and slowly develops feelings for Hyung Joon in the process. In the end, he accepts her feelings and they marry, and become a "proper" family
I have nothing to say about this cute lil 90s romcom except that this was probably the actors practice to raise kids themselves and an attempt to male Choi Min Soo the "handsome hunk who can do comedy too". Too bad he got casted in "Walking To Heavens" and the industry realized they just found themselves a true gangsta.
Choi Jin Shil goes through quite a bit of character development but she did what she has to do. She was one of the proponents of "natural acting" a.k.a. acting in commoner roles, which brought her so much acclaim. She was cute and sassy and lovely here, all she has to be, and she just sold it perfectly.
Rating : 8/10, the minus 2 are from the misogynistic scenes I'm it
i am so so sad about catherine o’hara😭
Oh no, Catherine O'Hara passed away! :(