#penthouse war on life

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oh yoon hee & cheon seo jin / the penthouse s2 (2021)

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Cinematic parallels

The Penthouse: War in Life Season 1 (2020) dir. Joo Dong Min Episode 5 Love for Love's Sake (2024) dir. Kim Kyun Ah Episode 1 - "Happiness"

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Whumptober Day 11 - Captivity

Itaewon Class - Ep. 15

Midnight Museum - Ep. 9

Penthouse: War In Life - Ep. 21

PTU: Police Tactical Unit - Ep. 19

Sketch - Ep. 10

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Han Ji Hyun and Kim Young Dae for W Korea - April 2021

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From Script to Reality: The Portrayal of Bullying in Korean Dramas

In recent years, Korean dramas (or K-dramas) have increasingly incorporated storylines centered around school bullying. Notable examples include All of Us Are Dead, which features a father’s desperate attempt to protect his son from bullies; The King of Pigs, which follows two survivors of childhood bullying; The Glory, where a woman seeks revenge on classmates who severely bullied her as a teen;…

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The Penthouse Headcanons

Hey!! This is my first post I’ve ever done. I never thought I would actually make one here but here I am😭 anyway I’m making this because I really love this k-drama but I don’t see a lot of stuff about it in here so I’m doing some headcanons….because I can

- Most of the Hera palace kids don’t know how to cook except Rona, Jenny & Eunbyeol

I just get that vibe from them. Minhyuk and his dad rely on their mom for cooking and cleaning. The twins have their own maid who does that. Seokhoon might know basic stuff but not enough. I definitely think Jenny cooks with her mom sometimes. Ha Eunbyeol learned to try and impress Seokhoon. Rona definitely helps her mom around the kitchen

- Seokkyung can’t sleep when there’s thunder and lighting at nighttime.

This ain’t exactly a headcanon, Seokhoon confirmed that in season 1? I believe. I remember he said that to his father. I just felt like this needed to be brought to light

- Shin Suryeon’s love language is definitely quality time. You can’t tell me otherwise

- Seokkyung and Seokhoon definitely find comfort and security in each other.

I feel they both suffer from nightmares due to multiple reasons so I can imagine one of them waking up to the other texting or calling in the middle of the night about how they can’t sleep, and the other person shows up at their room a few minutes later and they just end up talking or cuddling to sleep

- Mari definitely saw Rona as her own daughter when Yoon Hee died.

She took her in and even left her husband because he didn’t want to have anything to do with Rona. That’s some motherly love right there.

- Shim Suryeon took many self defense and fighting classes

Have you SEEN the way this girl handles Joo Dantae sometimes😭the lord knows getting into a fight with her will leave on the ground with a broken nose.

- Ha Yoon Chul takes Eunbyeol to go eat out secretly behind Seojins back

Seojin only has her daughter eat certain and extremely healthy foods that are “fit for singer”. Yoon Chul just wants to make sure his daughter can enjoy all types of food and take her out so she doesn’t stay cooped up inside the penthouse.

- Kang Mari definitely likes women👌🏾

I rest my case….

- Jenny had a crush on Rona at one point, but it eventually went away

- Yoon Hee and Rona have karaoke nights

- Min Hyuk had a biiiiiigggg crush on Seokhoon

That was actually revealed by min Hyuks actor that it was originally written for min hyuk to be in love with seokhoon

That’s all I could think of😅 what are some of your headcanons?

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The Penthouse: War in Life - A Riveting Korean Drama

"The Penthouse: War in Life" is a South Korean drama series that has taken the K-drama world by storm. Known for its intense plot twists, multi-layered characters, and high-stakes drama, this series has captivated audiences across the globe. Let's dive into a review of each season, the talented cast, and the unforgettable soundtrack that adds to the show's dramatic flair.

Season 1 Review

Plot and Themes: The first season of "Penthouse" introduces viewers to the lives of the elite residents of Hera Palace. The show centers around the fierce competition, betrayals, and secrets that define their luxurious but tumultuous lives. At its core, the series explores themes of ambition, revenge, and the lengths people will go to protect their children.

Key Characters:

Shim Su-ryeon (Lee Ji-ah): The elegant and seemingly perfect queen of Hera Palace, whose life is turned upside down by tragedy and deceit.

Cheon Seo-jin (Kim So-yeon): A ruthless and ambitious woman who will stop at nothing to secure her and her daughter's position at the top.

Oh Yoon-hee (Eugene): A woman from a humble background who fights tooth and nail to ensure her daughter can rise to the elite status.

Reception: Season 1 was praised for its gripping storyline and cliffhangers that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. The strong performances of the cast, especially Kim So-yeon as the villainous Cheon Seo-jin, received high acclaim.

Season 2 Review

Plot and Themes: Season 2 picks up the pieces from the explosive finale of the first season. The residents of Hera Palace continue their quest for power and vengeance. The season delves deeper into the backstories of the characters, revealing more secrets and unexpected alliances.

Key Developments:

Revenge and Retribution: Characters who faced injustices in the first season seek to settle scores.

New Entrants: New characters add more complexity to the plot, making alliances and betrayals even more intricate.

Reception: This season kept the momentum going with even more shocking plot twists and character developments. The performance of Uhm Ki-joon as Joo Dan-tae, the manipulative real estate mogul, was particularly noteworthy. Viewers appreciated the fast-paced narrative and the emotional depth of the characters.

Season 3 Review

Plot and Themes: The final season brings the long-running conflicts to a head. The characters face their ultimate challenges, and the consequences of their past actions come to the forefront. The season is marked by intense showdowns and a resolution to the series' central mysteries.

Key Developments:

Resolution of Major Arcs: The show ties up loose ends, providing closure to many character arcs.

Intense Drama: The stakes are higher than ever, with life-or-death situations and emotional confrontations.

Reception: Season 3 received mixed reviews. While some praised the dramatic conclusion and the resolution of major plot points, others felt that certain storylines were rushed or left unanswered. Nevertheless, the strong performances and high production values remained consistent, making it a memorable conclusion to the series.

Talented Cast

The cast of "Penthouse" is one of its strongest assets. Each actor brought depth and nuance to their roles, making even the most outlandish plot twists believable.

Lee Ji-ah: Her portrayal of Shim Su-ryeon showcased a range of emotions, from serene grace to devastating grief.

Kim So-yeon: As Cheon Seo-jin, Kim delivered a powerhouse performance that made her one of the most memorable antagonists in recent K-drama history.

Eugene: Her character, Oh Yoon-hee, was the heart of the series, and Eugene's portrayal earned her critical acclaim.

Unforgettable Soundtrack

The soundtrack of "Penthouse" played a crucial role in enhancing the show's dramatic atmosphere. Key tracks include:

"Crown" by Ha Hyun-woo: This song became synonymous with the series' intense and suspenseful moments.

"We All Lie" by Ha Jin: A haunting track that perfectly encapsulated the show's themes of deception and betrayal.

"Goodbye" by Ailee: A powerful ballad that added emotional weight to many of the series' climactic scenes.

"The Penthouse: War in Life" is a rollercoaster of emotions, packed with drama, suspense, and stellar performances. Its exploration of human ambition and the dark side of luxury living makes it a must-watch for fans of intense, character-driven storytelling. Whether you're drawn in by the intricate plot or the phenomenal acting, "Penthouse" is a series that leaves a lasting impact.

Honest Comment:

It has mixed emotions because of the intense of the drama. All I can say is that its a masterpiece I will not spoil much but the acting was so good and how they portray their roles you can feel the vibe of each character THE BEST!!!

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You know what? When i saw the first episode for the first time i thought oh that seems like another

Penthouse: War In Life

So i watched it but i just found out that even "Penthouse" was better than

The Escape of the Seven: War for Survival (2023) 

UMMMMMM I think the actors are great but the story line is not that great.

The first 6 episodes were good but then it went wrong.

Something is sure there will be a season 2 and i'm waiting to see how it's gonna be.

THE END

BUT

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Seojin: We’d make beautiful babies

Yoonhee: What?

Seojin: I said get away from me before I catch rabies

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eugene as oh yoon hee // the penthouse (2021) - 2.09

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PENTHOUSE

Cheon Seojin:

coming soon...

Shim Suryeon:

coming soon...

Oh Yoonhee:

coming soon...

Joo Seokkyung:

coming soon...

Ha Eunbyeol:

coming soon...

[dragonsareawesome123]

Started watching The Penthouse and while they may have cut Taevin’s character’s queer storyline, Taevin is clearly still playing his character as queer ajsjsksksks

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Whumptober Day 9 (Alt) - Panic

A Business Proposal - Ep. 6

King Of Pigs - Ep. 3

Penthouse: War In Life - Ep. 16

See You In My 19th Life - Ep. 3

The Golden Spoon - Ep. 4

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I'm suing "The Penthouse: War in Life" writers for emotional damage.

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I love going through google docs and seeing drafts for fandoms I forget even writing for. Like was scrolling through a bunch of docs and completely forgot about the oc I made for penthouse life in war 🤧 even wrote a couple of chapters that are just sitting here

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Lee Ji Ah as Shim Su Ryeon Park Eun Seok as Logan Lee in THE PENTHOUSE | s01e19