#Ong Seong Wu

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Strong Girl Nam Soon 힘쎈여자 강남순 (2023) Dir. by Kim Jung Shik – Ep. 2

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Today I started a show and it's the third one I've seen this actor in. Even with the first show, he seemed so familiar to me, and I couldn't figure out why; I checked his IMDB and at that point, I hadn't watched anything else he'd been in. But he's younger in this one, and it finally hit me -- he looks like the Korean version of Dylan O'Brien. Especially when he smiles. It's uncanny, and I can't believe it took me this long to notice. Has anyone else noticed?

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Ong Seong Wu & Cho Yi Hyun | 1st Look 

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Seoul Vibe (movie) 8

Story: 7

Acting: 10 👌

Chemistry: 10 👌

Comparable to: Taxi Driver (kdrama)

Let me throw this out here first. This isn’t going to be a historical accurate movie. This is a fun filled enjoyable, entertaining, well done escapism. The cast is perfect I mean you get Yoo Ah In and Go Kyung Pyo together again in the 30s 80s. A few decades late….. Honestly this really is a fun solid action drama. It’s definitely worth the watch.

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Ong Seong Wu - Esquire Magazine April Issue ‘22

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kpoptober 2023 day 01: ong seong wu - gravity

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Ong Seong Wu - Cafe

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I watched a Korean musical called Life is Beautiful at the movie theater today. It was a last-minute find and I went in without knowing anything about the plot…. Fuck. I cried so hard 😭 Literally holding back sobs. It definitely had its happy moments, the main character was so full of life. But the ending hit me so hard in a way I was not prepared for. Highly, highly recommended.

Content warnings are below the cut for those interested

Content warnings:

Death

Cancer

Troubled marriage

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Strong Girl Nam Soon 힘쎈여자 강남순 (2023) Dir. by Kim Jung Shik – Ep. 2

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Lee Yoo-Mi, it was a magic wand 'golden' brought in from Mongolia...Ong Seong-wu "no need to make money" (Kang Nam-sun)

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Ong Seong-Wu, from K-Pop to K-Dramas

Courtesy of Fantagio Entertainment. By the time I came across Ong Seong-wu’s breadth of work, he had already enlisted in the mandatory military training that is required of all South Korean men. What captivated me most about Ong is the impressive range of his career—and talent. As a member of the 2017 project K-pop group Wanna One, Ong has demonstrated his vocal abilities, with vocal clarity…

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More Than Friends

This story is about six high school classmates and the trio of best friends. It is about Woo Yeon who has been in love with Lee Soo since high school and this one-sided love has spoiled her chances with others. . . It's about Young Hee whose economical situation turned her into an adult too soon and hides her struggles from her boyfriend. . . And it's about Jin Joo whose mother raised the bar unrealistically high and her daughter - a successfully professional - is clueless and gullible when it comes to dating. . .

Each woman struggles in their quest to hold on to love as they find their place in the world. We see a shadow of the guys' perspectives in this story. We get a wider view of Lee Soo but we only get a hint of Hyun Jae's life and basically nothing of depth regarding Sang Hyeok's life.

I could relate to Woo Yeon. I have experienced one-sided loves that wrapped me for decades, a love so strong that could make me turn my back to potential just to be back in his arms. I can also understand how scars can create an armor around her heart so strong that makes me doubt someone's feelings towards me. So I could understand her hesitation. . . She fell in love with Lee Soo, a young man whose parents' relationship had made him awkward and cold. He had been protecting himself by denying the fact that he did care about Won Yeon when they were younger. He kept saying he didn't love her but he did, it showed in everything he did and his need to be near her. Lee Soo is as awkward as his father and we see the dangers by taking a look at his parents now after their divorce. The connection always there, pulling them together in spite the hurt and misunderstanding. I liked that his parents also learned in the process of watching their son struggle with his love for Woo Yeon.

Young Hee is another character that I liked. I felt for her pain and struggle. She didn't want to drag Hyun Jae into her hardship and misery but - like he told her - she was driving him to his own misery. She was terrified of ending like her parents, and preferred to let Hyun Jae go so he could escape. But Hyun Jae loves her and is willing to walk the same path as her and he is sincere. He was patient with her and waited. I liked how Young Hee slowly understood and reached out to him. He wasn't perfect and I would have liked him to be more proactive when it came to the way his mother treated Young Hee, but he did stand up and put his foot down at the end. I would have liked to see more of his life. . .

Jin Joo was the studious one of the three young women. Her mother had motivated her to study by saying she would meet men like stars like Hyun Bin at the end of each milestone, but she never dated and thought of simple attention as if it meant a guy liked her. She was blind to the friend who always watched over her and truly liked her. This is the couple less developed. I would have liked to see more of how Sang Hyeok fell for her.

I had come into the story thinking this was a story about friends becoming lovers but Woo Yeon and Lee Soo were never truly friends in school because friendship entails knowing each other and they didn't know or understand the other, which is one if the reasons they had so many misunderstandings. The title can be applied more to the other two couples that had true friendship under their belts.

Joon Soo's character was clingy and sometimes annoying for me because he was so insistent even when he knew he was making her uncomfortable.

In any case, the story is not perfect but is nice and entertaining. If you are looking for a light romance, this one is nice.

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Strong Girl Nam-soon

Strong Girl Nam-soon (Serie 2023) #LeeYooMi #KimHaeSook #SeongWuOng #ParkBoYoung #WooSeokByeon #KimGiDu Mehr auf:

Serie / 大力女子姜南順Jahr: 2023- (Oktober) Genre: Action / Comedy / Krimi Hauptrollen: Lee Yoo-mi, Kim Hae-sook, Seong-wu Ong, Park Bo-young, Woo-Seok Byeon, Kim Gi-du, Shim Hye-jin, Park Hyung-sik, Joo Woo Jae, Lee Joong-ok, Hee-jin Lee, Lee Seung-joon … Serienbeschreibung: Auf den ersten Blick wirkt Kang Nam-Soon wie eine normale junge Frau von nebenan. Doch was kaum jemand weiß: Sie verfügt über…

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Ong Seong Wu - Esquire Magazine April Issue ‘22