#joseph lee

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1.07 “I Am A Cage" Beef (2023 - )    

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Joseph Lee

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BEEF (2023-) - 1x02 "The Rapture of Being Alive"

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Nemesis the Warlock by JOSEPH LEE

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they were so real for this

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rm come back to me

ft. joseph lee (!)

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I forgot the post, but this is the "you know whats sexier than soulmates? Having your own archnemesis"

Just two idiots finding their own personal "Dinkleberg"

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BEEF | Official Trailer

BEEF will premiere on Netflix on April 6, 2023.

Poster

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BEEF, Season One (2023)

Directed by Hikari, Jake Schreier & Lee Sung Jin, Cinematography by Larkin Seiple

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Beef E07 (I Am a Cage)

Book title: A Death in Summer (2011) by Benjamin Black

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Joseph Lee

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BEEF (2023-) - 1x07 "I Am A Cage" / 1x08 "The Drama of Original Choice"

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Beef

Season 1, “The Rapture of Being Alive”

Director: Jake Schreier

DoP: Larkin Seiple

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Beef

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023

Beef (2023, USA)

Creator: Lee Sung Jin

Directors: Hikari, Jake Schreier & Lee Sung Jin

Mini-review:

Beef is, to put it simply, a masterful piece of television. Seriously, it blew me away. I can't think of many shows that mix comedy and drama as perfectly as this one. It has a very unhinged sense of humor that I absolutely vibe with, and some scenes had me outright screaming. As for the more dramatic parts, they were really intense and impactful. There were quite a few serious moments that had me screaming as much as the funny stuff. In fact, the writing as a whole is just brilliant, there's no other way to describe it. The show explores themes such as mental health and loneliness in a way that feels really special, memorable and fearless. It really gets these topics right and it never shies away from their truths.

And then we have the acting. WOW. Steven Yeun and Ali Wong give career-best performances. I'm not exaggerating when I say this is some of the best acting I've ever seen. Hell, these might even be the best two performances of the year. They're truly that good. The rest of the cast does a perfect job too, but this show is first and foremost a showcase for Yeun and Wong's talents. Their work here will be a turning point in their already impressive careers, I'm sure of it. Last but not least, the propulsive directing and the stunning cinematography are the final touch that takes the whole package to the next level. Beef is without doubt one of the best Netflix shows ever, and I would love to see more stuff like this. I read somewhere the creator wants to turn this into some sort of anthology, which sounds like a fantastic idea, so let's hope for the best.

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BEEF on Netflix is soooo good! I can't be surprised though because A24 is really good at doing things differently (e.g Euphoria, Moonlight, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Midsommer, Hereditary, Pearl, etc)

I don't know what I loved the most - Touching in mental health, complicated family dynamics, people getting absurd revenge or phenomenal Asian representation? It was as all amazing!!

That being said, we need to address the fact that Danny was fucking awful. He was so selfish and shortsighted and no matter how much context we have on why he is the way he is, he is unforgivable and I'm glad that Paul finally cut him off. Choosing to involve himself with Isaac again and again just showed me how useless he was

On the other hand, despite some bad choices that Amy made - most of what she did wasn't that bad to me 😭😭 I support women's rights and wrongs unfortunately - also I hated George so that helped lmao

Basically the whole show was incredible, and whether I was angry at Naomi and Jordan, or learning to like Fumi - I was having a great time!

Watch our YouTube video and let us know what you think! Do you agree or disagree with out opinions? I wanna know ☺️