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Prision Playbook (2017)

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my top ten Korean drama

1. reply 1988

2. hospital playlist

3. prision playbook

4. jealousy incranate

5. when the camilia bloom

6. oh my ghost

7. goblin

8. princess hour

9. it's okay that love

10. 100 days my prince

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My top 5 dramas of 2018!

This is list is based on my personal opinion! There are some dramas like Mr. Sunshine and The Smile Has Left Your Eyes that we’re very popular but I did not include because I have not watched them yet.

1. Thirty But Seventeen

This one and #2 were very close but I picked this drama as #1 because of how the story came beautifully to an end. This drama to me had a very unique story with a girl who woke up after 13 years in a comma. I think Shin Hyesun did a great job at playing Seori because she was so awkward but seeing her catch up to her actual age was fun to watch. Again, I like WooJin character because he was dealing with his own trauma but he was very caring, attentive, understanding, cute and supportive. In the plot there were things I did not see coming and that was very refreshing to see. The leads were loving and had great chemistry. This drama was also very cute, funny, sad, intense and to me it had it all to be the best of the year!

2. Something In The Rain

This drama was going to be #1 for me. I know that dating in Korea is very different than in America. Korean parents care too much about what people say, they want inlaws that come from a rich family or with good and simple family background. I know they want what’s best for their kids but seeing Jin-ahs mom was frustrating that it made me feel so bad for her. Reading about the plot I had a feeling this drama would be interesting because I knew how complicated the relationship between Jin-ah and Joon Hee would be. I watched in angst a lot of the episodes because I wanted them together so bad but there were a lot of cute and funny moments too. I honestly could go on talking about this drama forever. I really really liked it too but the reason this drama is #2 is because of how the story ended or rather the long break they had before they got back together in the end. I didn’t like how it took them that long and how we barely got to see them happy in the end. I would’ve liked to see what else happened if they got married and had kids, so the ending just felt rushed and short.

3. Prision playbook

This drama took me by surprise! I never knew that I would like a drama where romance wasn’t the main part of the story. I started watching it because of how much people were talking about it and I was not disappointed. The story of each inmate was very unique, they were all in jail for different reasons. It was nice to also learn about their stories and not just about the lead. I liked how funny it was and it was fun to see them become a family. Lieutenant Pang was one of my favorite characters! The scene of captain Yoo when he will get a new trial made me cry!

4. Come and Hug Me

Nam Da Reum and KiYong made the perfect pair to play the young and older version of the Di Jin. If you enjoyed Just Between Lovers than this drama is definitely for you! It is a melodrama with a tragic love story that has left the character with deep scars and traumatic memories. This drama is all about emotions and you will feel all of them and it will scare you at times. I was not expecting this one to make it to my top five but it definitely did!

5. Where Stars Land

I picked up this drama after watching 30 But 17 after not knowing what else to watch and this drama captivated me from the first episode. It was a drama again that was fun to watch because there were no plotsof a love triangle, no parents getting involved, no poor girl rich boy, it was very interesting to see the lives of people who work at an airport. I have learned so much about how life and worklife is in Korea thanks to dramas like this one. I like to see dramas that show more of how people live in Korea. At first it seems very normal, a girl who works for an airport meets a boy only that boy moves around thanks to prótesis that are also killing him. (The no so realistic part of the drama) the romance was cute and also the second leads were very fun to watch!

I tried to make it short but I could go on and talk about drama for a long time! This are my top five dramas of the year!

[perspectivasdramasepsico]

sobre desistir

Uma vez em Prision Playbook o personagem falou "também é preciso coragem para desistir". Sim, é necessário muita coragem para desistir. As vezes, chorar e espernear não adiantam.

Parece que a vida e a utopia tem o mesmo peso, mas não se pode segurar os dois por muito tempo. Tem que escolher um para ~ suportar.

Olhar a realidade é desanimador, desesperador.

Um mundo inteiro com tanto potencial ~ não desenvolvido. Humanos desumanizados. Rotulados, em filas, em caixões...

É preciso coragem para entender os limites e traça-los.

É importante que hoje eu desista de muitas coisas, não para conseguir algo maior. Não. É importante que eu desista para que possa sobreviver.

O tempo, essa incógnita que corre louca sem que ninguém controle...

Questões que eu estou desistindo de perguntar e responder;

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'Squid Game" de Netflix, protagonizada por Lee Jung Jae, se estrenará en septiembre

 "Squid Game", una serie que gira en torno a un misterioso juego de supervivencia y protagonizada por Lee Jung Jae, se estrenará en Netflix el próximo 17 de septiembre.

El título está inspirado en un juego infantil, en el que los jugadores dibujan diferentes formas geométricas en el sueño y juegan hasta que hay ganador final.

El gigante del streaming confirmó el miércoles la fecha de estreno de la serie original coreana, y agregó que estará disponible en 190 países a partir de esa fecha.

Dirigida por Hwang Dong Hyul, cuyas otras obras incluyen "The Fortress", "Miss Grammy" y "Silenced", la serie sigue la historia de 456 personas con problemas económicos que luchan hasta la muerte en el misterioso juego hasta que solo hay un sobreviviente. El último sobreviviente gana el premio en metal por un valor de 45.6 mil millones de wones (USD $39.4 millones).

Lee, conocido por sus obras como "The Thieves" del 2012, y "Assasination" del 2015, interpreta a Gi Hun, un hombre desesperado que decidió unirse al juego de supervivencia después de ser despedido.

Park Hae Soo, quien saltó a la fama después de aparecer en el drama de tvN, "Prision Playbook", y en la película de Netflix, "Time to Hunt" del 2020, aparece cmo el amigo de la infancia de Gi Hun, Sang Soo, quien también se une al juego ya que no ve futuro en su lugar de trabajo.

"Será intrigante seguir las historias de los diversos personajes junto con cómo se involucran en el juego, con sus motivaciones", dijo el equipo de producción en un comunicado.

Fuente: TheKoreaTimes | Kwak Yeon Soo

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“#Prison #Playbook” se #estrena con #ratings #altos El muy anticipado drama “Prison Playback” transmitió su segundo episodio el 23 de noviembre y empezó con ratings altos. De acuerdo a Nielsen Korea, el drama recibió un rating promedio de 5.4% y un punto alto de 7.1%. También tomó el primer lugar en su horario para canales de cable. Este fue un incremento de su primer episodio, el cual registró un promedio de 4.6%. También se colocó en el primer lugar de la audiencia objetivo de tvN que es de personas de 20 a 40 años con un promedio de 3.4%. “Prision Playback” está dirigida y escrita por el equipo de producción detrás de la popular serie “Reply” y sigue la vida en prisión de varias personas desde presos hasta guardias. “Prision Playback” sale al aire los miércoles y jueves a las 9:10PM KST.

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"Prision Playbook."

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[MV] Zion.T – Those Days (without you) (Prision Playbook OST)

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In episode 4 of “Prison Playbook” they played Wonjae’s song about an hour and twenty minutes in. I’ve never been anymore pleasantly surprised than today.

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