#MONEY HEIST KOREA Trailer

[fireofjudgement]

Just saw a trailer for Somebody, it looks phenomenal, I'm definitely going to start it next week.

[wangmiao]

Park Hae Soo as Berlin in the trailer of Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area (2022) Part 2

[roccinan]

Oh my gosh, there's a new "Money Heist: Korea" trailer and I have so many questions!! (Spoiler warning just in case!!)

First of all, a hug with the professor that seems to mirror the canon scene - so are they also brothers in this version? He does get a shot in the trailer where he says - presumably to the Professor - to not forget those who trusted him until the end, and it's giving me such "Andrés' last conversation with Sergio over the comms" energy?

There's also the shot of Berlin actually going outside? Does he survive this time around? Or does he, for some reason end up, going back into the mint? He does look a bit more tired in the scene where he's presumably talking to the Professor over the comms, so the scene from the outside would probably come before the convo (or even the hug) with the Professor? But that now raises the question of "what kind of plan would entail that they get out of the mint only to go back in?"

I'm honestly super excited for this Part 2, and I'd love to hear your thoughts too, if that's alright! :D

Hi anon! OMG Thanks so much for sharing the news with me- I looked it up the moment I saw your ask! Same here- I'm super excited, but I also have some questions XD

I also get the vibe that they're mirroring the hangar hug with that shot! So there's an even higher chance that the professor and Berlin are still brothers here; it's such a big plot "twist" so I don't think they'd do away with it but there's a chance that Berlin is the younger brother this time going by the actors' actual ages. Same! The way they edited that line makes it look like it's Berlin speaking to the professor (it's definitely his voice) but hmmm, I think it's also possible that this is Berlin talking to Tokyo before presumably taking command back from her and throwing her out.

Also possible that the "poor lives" refers to the people who left the concentration camp with him; maybe they're also involved with the professor's plan somehow. In that case, would make make more sense for him to be addressing the professor. Either way, it definitely feels like K!Professor owes Berlin more than he's letting on.

re: outside: I see him stepping out with the hostage girl and one of him with the whole group, but I think the first shot was him making a point to the camera before going back in and the second is everyone coming out either as part of a negotiation or proof of life (but the heist isn't over with so they all head back in anyway). So alas, I'm pretty sure he never makes it out of the mint at the very end.

As for other thoughts (thanks for the interest! of course it's alright!), I think I caught a shot of a hostage about to bash Oslo's head in, so he and Moscow will probably still die for sure this time. I'm curious about why Berlin threw Tokyo out this time around since she doesn't have any reason to do the Russian Roulette stunt XD And in lcdp, everyone was frantic because they thought the profe abandoned them; here, there's apparently a mole among them instead of among the police. Which really makes me wonder who the hell it is and if it's a wrench in the heist or another step of the professor's plan that wasn't in the original.

I'm most excited to see the differences between this and the original (ie. what the professor's goal is this time around, how Captain Cha will factor differently than Angel, if "Lisbon" still follows the professor to wherever he escapes to this time), confirmation for the brothers' relationship and how they reunited, who the "mole" is, how Seoul will contribute, why Tokyo gets thrown out, and of course, the various ways Berlin will undoubtedly suffer asdfasdf.

[chqnified]

How many kdramas have you watched? Are you watching any atm?

I had a longer list of all the kdrama series/films I had watched but I broke my phone and with that I lost all the notes on my notes app <3

And my watchlist, just series/films that low-key sounded like they might be good, but I haven't actually watched trailers or anything, so no idea if they're decent or not.

I did try starting a few series but they were kind of,,, not great. The last one I tried was money heist Korea, I know I only watched one episode, but it kind of wasn't it imo. Part of the problem is I've watched some really good kdramas, so I have too higher standards...

And I'm really picky. Which doesn't help. I like a decent psychological horror / thriller.

All my favourite films/series have solid multiple plot twists and are apparently proper scary according to anyone who has watched what I've watched.

[ramascreen]

Official Trailer For MONEY HEIST: KOREA - JOINT ECONOMIC AREA PART II

Official Trailer For MONEY HEIST: KOREA – JOINT ECONOMIC AREA PART II

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area Part 2 released the exciting main trailer running the countdown to showcase the Heist team’s grand escape. Below are some key takeaways from the newly released main trailer! Part 2 is Premiering December 9th. The main trailer covers the inside and the outside of the UKM, displaying its most chaotic situation yet.  With an undisclosed traitor on the loose,…

[funtainment]

'Money Heist: Korea': Cast, Trailer, and Everything We Know So Far

‘Money Heist: Korea’: Cast, Trailer, and Everything We Know So Far

Actor and comedian Jim Carrey says that the fastest he ever said yes to a role was 1998’s The Truman Show, in which he played mild-mannered insurance salesman Truman Burbank. The dramatic comedy tells the story of a man whose day-to-day life is secretly fabricated for a TV audience. Everything from Truman’s wife to his friends to the neighborhood he lives in is part of an elaborate set, observed…

[the-firebird69]

Watch "War of the Worlds (2005) Trailer #2 | Movieclips Classic Trailers" on YouTube

And the keys are the order of the cross Rose cross is what it's called and my husband used them for years to get into office buildings and to use on a certain apartment keys and even his house people thought that the keys on the lock might be it but they're not and they check and it's not the wrong size and color and makeup and it is going like that people still say we don't care and stuff but they're losers using it and we're going after him. This movie is going to start shortly and it's when he goes back to Jersey which is camp David it's near there and he leaves and goes to Jersey because of the guys crashing in and he is still chased madly and he finally escapes moves into several different movies people think Mom has the key after time but she doesn't and it goes on but it's going to go into a different movie after this one and he ends up going to lake Tahoe Friday the day after this and for a week many movies happen when it's there and he's in and out of the place he does American made cocaine bear begins prophecy the movie the movie about the destruction of Earth because a nuclear plant will melt down and send the core to the center there's a bunch of movies in line with this telephon and the list is huge. Trump gets an idea we think this is going on during this series and it's after the one with Bruce Willis grabbed Cruise because he's after the keys and it is James Bond when he's trying to destroy the chip factories thinking that they're the ones doing it or that JC is using it which is true he uses their robots some terminators movies begin and people going after those and they have to now four points it's the coal plant and they have a war there. There's a lot of this craziness happening and Guantanamo Bay happens within today and tomorrow and the escape and we feel that they go back there for a few Good Men it's after a whole bunch of movies and it starts up because of Utah and the money from cesario and the money from hurricane heist and the video in Tennessee prayer in Memphis they bring the Titanic down and that's what it is a check it's gone and they go to Cuba and they find out that Tommy F has taken over so they try and go there and take it back and also finding out that Tom Cruise might be there it has to do with the top gun series. And the reason for that occurring is because they are out there with the aircraft carriers now and you're trying to infiltrate to change the targeting and to take people prisoner on the ships... And that leads into Greyhound which is after James Bond in Korea and the ship goes out and it's mission impossible and Greyhound happens Forrest Gump and somewhere along the line the rivers push out in the crabs come in and all this is happening this week and next week and finally the series begins after Utah we believe the keys go to Korea and we believe afterwards they go to Abu Dhabi and make a roundabout way to the Vatican and it gets pushed there by both brands of terrorists and we're not terrorists but Allah and got his wife pushes it there as well and goddess wife of his this is going to be a prayer answered and it's a big huge mess in his trying to figure it out and so was I and this is what it's about these two keys and I had one too and I was using it and people see me using it and he makes a joke and says what are you using those for he treats me funny but you really treats me with a lot of respect but we joke around and I say it to him

Hera

Zues

Olympus

[don-lichterman]

MONEY HEIST KOREA Trailer (NEW 2022)

MONEY HEIST KOREA Trailer (NEW 2022)

MONEY HEIST KOREA: Joint Economic Area Trailer Teaser (2022) Netflix Series © 2022 – Netflix Watch Full movie Free: Download MONEY HEIST KOREA Trailer (NEW 2022) Here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHpQzO99xh8

[rei-the-head-shaker]

I've been waiting for this since the first announcement and now watching the trailer makes the wait even more unbearable...

So so impatient! 🎉🎉🎉

[nishith31]

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area: Teaser, plot, and more

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area: Teaser, plot, and more

Netflix collaborated Spanish and Korean entertainment culture together by producing Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area. This Korean drama is already shooting finished in Seoul city. Here is all you need to know about the Korean adaptation of the Spanish hit series. Money Heist: Why is Netflix Remaking the Heist Series in Korea? I know many people have some similar questions on their minds…

[wangmiao]

Park Hae Soo as Berlin in the trailer of Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area (2022)

[roccinan]

Hi!! Thoughts on the newest "Money Heist: Korea" trailer? 😄 From what I could see (not sure if this counts as a spoiler, but spoiler warning just in case), it seems like Berlin is still gonna try to hold off the authorities - but we also see Seoul, and it seems like we get a quick shot of her in front of Berlin, and they're both in what looks like an underground tunnel! Do you think Berlin escapes with the group this time around? 😮

(Also we get a shot of Berlin in a coat [am I the only one who got Andrés vibes from that fashion choice 😅] and what looks like stained glass behind him, so do you think we'll get a parallel with the monastery? 😮)

Hi anon! Thanks for the message- I went to check the trailer immediately after your ask! Then went to check gifs because I missed that shot of Seoul and Berlin (and you're right- it does exist!).

I'm not sure what to think yet; all I know is that I'm excited haha! It looks fun, but different from the original. I think the major plot points will be the same (Moscow and Berlin dying, Tokyo leaving and coming back in, etc.) but it also looks like we're seeing some big changes too. I just can't tell what yet. Seoul feels kind of like a Manila/Marseille type character- it makes sense that they'd create a role to define the professor's outside allies. But since they're going through the trouble of writing in someone new and casting a relatively popular (?) actress, she must contribute to the plot pretty significantly. Though I'll be floored if she's somehow berlin's love interest asdfasdf

That shot in the tunnel is really interesting! It does look like he made it into the tunnel this time- maybe she pulled him in? It'd be a big surprise if he lived, but looking at that shot on its own, he looks pretty bad off- don't know if he's injured or shaking from the disease again or what, but it doesn't look like he can move. Maybe he realizes he can't join the others, and goes back to the bunker to die like Andres XD

(You're not the only one! That was my first thought too asdfasdf but taking a closer look, there's some stubble on him and he doesn't seem to be wearing anything under the coat, so it might be a flashback to when he recently escaped the camp? And is sheltering inside some church. I'm hoping we'll get a monastery parallel with Palermo but it's not a high hope XD

There probably isn't a Palermo-character since there's nobody else cast, but Lee Byung Hun was the biggest actor in squid game and he was never listed or mentioned in the cast until he showed up so who knows haha)

[maaarine]

Money Heist: Korea (Teaser Trailer) vs Money Heist 1x08

[tellywoodtrash]

have you seen the trailer for money heist korea?? i never watched the original (coz i was rudely spoiled for it) but this made my capitalism hating heart VERY happy

hashtag let's all be criminals

PS - THE SCORE WAS SOOOOO GOOD TOO

I haven't watched the original either, but you bet imma watch this one coz Yoo Ji Tae is my foreverrrrrrrrrrr fave!!!!!!! Bella Ciao motherfuckers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[samfountaine]

Intersectionality in Sense8

Intersectionality which is depicted in popular aspects of culture, like the Netflix series Sense8, is not only necessary but overtly appreciated from audience members. Intersectionality refers to those who obtain multiple marginalized identifications, such as being Black and being a woman. Representation of these variations of often misunderstood characteristics provides an outlet for audience members who can relate to the characters portrayed on the screen. Unfortunately, many people who obtain multiple stigmatized identifications are not represented on screen as often as white, straight characters, or those with one identity which does not align with characteristics normalized in society. Underrepresentation of these existing combinations of identifications is problematic when considering the prevalence of these characteristics off screen, and is instead making the assumption these combinations of characteristics do not exist by choosing to ignore their existence. Excluding combinations of marginalized identifications supports the inaccurate stereotypes by falsely guiding audience members into complete ignorance of the existence of someone with a variety of stigmatized characteristics, along with the unique experience of discrimination which follows. These people who identify as such are often persuaded to believe people who look like them, or obtain the same characteristics are either not as significant as the people usually on screen or believe they simply do not exist. However, Sense8 portrays a majority of the characters as obtaining a variety of marginalized identifications and utilizes such diverse storylines in a genuine and accurate way.  

Netflix’s Sense8 portrays a variety of unique characters: including a Black man named Capheus who lives in Kenya; Lito, a gay, Spanish actor; a Korean woman named Sun; Will, a White Chicago police officer; Kala, a religious Indian pharmacist; Wolfgang, a German thief; Nomi, a trans-woman who lives in San Fransisco and is in an openly gay relationship with a Black woman named Amanita; and an Icelandic D.J. named Riley. 

Sense8 is a combination of genres in itself, including aspects of sci-fi and mystery, drama, romance, action, and melancholy. “Sense8 follows eight people from vastly different backgrounds all across the world whose lives begin to gradually intertwine when they discover that they can share a mental link with one another” (Seligson). The group of eight characters are able to share their thoughts, experiences, and skills with one another. Below is the official Netflix trailer of the third season, which was shortened into a movie after Netflix’s abrupt and controversial cancellation of the series;

The condensed movie was released on June 8th, 2018, and is almost three hours long. 

The characters depicted in Sense8 are unique from one another and vary from the usual main characters presented in series. The diverse characteristics between the characters allows for a diverse audience to relate to the specific characters they believe best represent them. The show not only provides physical representation of their unique characteristics, but also shares a personalized and genuine background of each of the characters. “I don’t want to reduce Sense8 to a single message, but I also want to applaud it for it’s progressivism. No other show on television comes close to the level of inclusion and representation it has, and it doesn’t get nearly enough credit for that” (Seligson). For instance, Nomi Marks is a political blogger who has a great amount of experience with online hacking. She is from San Francisco and is in an openly gay relationship with a woman named Amanita (Orley). “However, Nomi’s life is not as simple as we believe, but that she was born in the body of Michael” (Kevin). Nomi is a trans-woman and is played by Jamie Clayton, a trans-woman actor. The series provides the audience with the upsetting storyline of Nomi’s unaccepting mother who continues to call Nomi, Michael. 

The next character, Lito, is a closeted gay Spanish actor in Mexico. He constantly pressures himself to appear straight to the public, although Lito is in love with a man Hernando who secretly lives with Lito. Lito is a determined actor who is continuously attempting to create a successful career. With support from Hernando and others, Lito decides to come out as gay to the audience (Orley). 

Will Gorski is a Chicago police officer who obtains a major role in Sense8. Will and Riley meet in the beginning and discover they are falling in love with one another. The series shares a fight between Will and his dad who struggles with alcohol addiction and unfortunately dies after falling down a flight of stairs (Orley).

RIley is originally from Iceland but ran away when she was younger and D.J.s in England. She had a troubled past and as a result is involved in the drug trade. She is in a relationship with Will (Orley).

Wolfgang is from Germany and is a professional safe-cracker. He is constantly involved in world-class jewel heists with a close friend, as well as organized crime (Orley).

Kala lives in India and is praised for studying medicine and pharmacy. Sense8 shares Kala’s life as religious and structured. During the beginning of season one, Kala struggles with the reality she is about to marry someone she does not love due to Kala’s dad’s arrangement. Kala and Wolfgang begin seeing each other often and consider being in a romantic relationship (Orley).

Capheus is a bus driver and care-taker in Kenya. His mom is sick throughout the series, and Capheus is determined to receive the money needed to purchase medication. Capheus is a passionate, knowledgable character (Orley).

The last main character of the eight is Sun, who is a Financial Officer in South Korea. Sun enjoys kickboxing, and is often helping the other seven use the strength and talent she obtains to get out of dangerous situations when needed. Additionally, Sun’s younger brother is caught in a work-related crime and Sun is challenged with the choices of listening to her diseased mother’s advice of always protecting family, or choosing not to make the ultimate sacrifice and instead allow herself to succeed (Orley).

These diverse characters, “were born at the exact same moment on the exact same day, are physically connected, even as they live radically different lives” (Xiao). However, their unique experiences and intersecting, or not intersecting, identifications allow them to still exist as separate beings. As the audience is able to see throughout the series, these characters experience a variety of disadvantages or privileges solely because of their identifications. For instance, Nomi, the gay, trans-woman, is constantly verbally abused and maliciously misgendered by her own mother because Nomi is a trans-woman. Additionally, she is dating another woman, which Nomi’s mother disapproves of as well. The disadvantages of being both a trans-woman and identifying as gay are significantly different than another white woman identifying as gay, or solely being a trans-woman but being exclusively attracted to men. There are plenty of examples within Sense8 about intersectional experiences; including, Sun who is Korean and a woman who enjoys kickboxing. Sun lives in Korea, so she is not visibly discriminated against for being Korean, but she is often doubted for being a woman in a high-profile work setting in which the stereotypes are influenced by Korean culture. Additionally, Sun is strong and can arguably win in a majority of the kickboxing fights she participates in. When considering the expectations for women within Korea, being an outstanding kickboxer is definitely not considered “womanly.” Sun is often doubted while in the kickboxing range, and when she is at work she is seen as passive when considering Sun’s relationship with her younger brother.

The representation of diverse identifications within Sense8 only increases a range of audience members by allowing more people to relate to unique experiences which commonly occur within marginalized communities. Though the series may have cancelled due to diversity and specific experiences not everyone is able to relate to, the show resonated and continues to empower particular groups of people (Aguado-Peláez). “The series has found a firm niche among primarily queer audiences largely due to its highly visible and progressive representations of gay, lesbian, trans, and otherwise-queer bodies, sexualities, and subjectivities. This might be one of the its most redeeming, or perhaps the most redeeming, aspects...Sense8 resonates with queer folx and people of colour...The representation of queerness in Sense8 is normalized, it never seeks to be assimilationist or heteronormative. Instead, it presents the queerness of its cluster in opposition to hetero-patriarchal and corporate agendas” (Elrod). The representation of stigmatized characteristics is significant when considering viewers who are searching for authentic, accurate experiences to relate to, especially younger audience members who may be desperate for a role model. 

Though Sense8 is obviously inclusive, critics discuss the problematic approach of understanding stigmatized characteristics to be true by stereotyping the characters within the show, and then attempting to argue these same stereotypes do not exist. “This kind of anti-stereotype criticism, though still important to undertake, often derives from and reaffirms the prevailing paradigm” (HSU). Therefore, critiques suggest Sense8 creators essentially believe the stereotypes as true. Additionally, some audience members believe the screen time of racially stigmatized groups in the show did not equate to the screen time given to white characters like Will or RIley. “The notion that having more diversity runs afoul of some sort of narrative economics is predicated on the idea that all characters need equal screen time” (Menken). Any piece of media can be improved in order to achieve a more inclusive character base, but Sense8 is arguably one of the most inclusive series on Netflix. 

Works Cited;

Aguado-Peláez, D. “Bodies as Mapping of Resistances: Intersectional Analysis of Sense8.” CAB Direct, 2016, https://www.cabdirect.org/cabdirect/abstract/20173244288.

Elrod, James. ‘“I am also a we”’ The Interconnected, Intersectional Superheroes of Netflix’s Sense8.” Panic at the Discourse: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 2019, https://www.panicdiscourse.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/47-57-I-am-also-a-we%E2%80%99-.pdf

HSU, Ruth. “Collective Individuation and Radical Identity in Netflix’s Orange is the New Black and Sense8.” Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture, 2019, https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=iPy9DwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PT24&dq=intersectionality+and+sense8+academic+source&ots=mrVmBOvnFq&sig=g67XPBY1R8wJOlezP4zi7bWv_As#v=onepage&q&f=false

Kevin. “The Importance of Sense8.” Kevin’s Thoughts, Ramblings and Everything In Between, 1 June 2017, https://abnerkd.wordpress.com/2017/06/01/sense8-2/

Menken, Sean. “Intersectionality and Sense8.” Another Gamer Guy, 29 July 2015, https://anothergamerguy.wordpress.com/2015/06/26/intersectionality-and-sense8/.

Orley, Emily. “Everything You Need To Know About The Eight Main Characters In ‘Sense8.’” BuzzFeed News, 28 May 2015, https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/emilyorley/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-eight-main-characters

Seligson, Jason. “SENSE8 Is The Show We Need Now More Than Ever.” Birth.Movies.Death, 27 Apr. 2017, https://birthmoviesdeath.com/2017/04/27/sense8-is-the-show-we-need-now-more-than-ever

Xiao, et al. “Celebrating Intersectionality in the Futuristic Netflix Series 'Sense8.’” Hyperallergic, 20 Feb. 2017, https://hyperallergic.com/349182/celebrating-intersectionality-in-the-futuristic-netflix-series-sense8/.

[don-lichterman]

Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area | Official Trailer | Netflix

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area | Official Trailer | Netflix

4 trillion won in unified currency A heist without limits in a country without borders “One crime can change the world” Witness the crime of the century unfold Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area | June 24th, only on Netflix #Netflix #MoneyHeistKorea_JointEconomicArea #종이의집_공동경제구역 SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/29qBUt7 About Netflix: Netflix is the world’s leading streaming entertainment service…