Wednesday, January 30, 2008

May 18 - Review

I didn't especially went looking for "May 18" but I happen to find the download link when browsing through a forum. Since it also have English subs without thinking I downloaded it straight away.

Junki appeared in the first half of the movie, his role is Jin Woo which is Min Woo's younger brother. Their parents died long time ago so the only family member left was each other.
Jin Woo is a hard working student who has top results in the class.
I thought his role quiet important although he died half way through the movie which was pretty sad.

Seeing his acting in "May 18" I didn't think there's any difficulties for him, his character is just a normal high school student.

The movie was pretty good but I lost interest in the movie after Junki died. There's also other reason why I lost interest in the movie, it was mainly because the subs didn't match and I was talking to my mum and brother.

Overall I think it's pretty good and it's pretty touching but maybe military stuff is not my type.

Monday, January 28, 2008

Images!

I love these photos. Junki is hot and the quality of the photos are nice and big.

Korean Actor Tipped for Chinese Classic Remake

Chinese celebrity television screenwriter Hai Yan (L), seen here in a January 12, 2008 photo, has invited South Korean actor Lee Jun-ki (R) to lead a remake of one of his best-known works. [Photo: cnsphoto]

Chinese celebrity television screenwriter Hai Yan has invited South Korean actor Lee Jun-ki to lead a remake of one of his best-known works.

"Yi Chang Feng Hua Xue Yue De Shi" ("A Story of Romance"), swept China in 1997 and brought the now-seasoned actress and director Xu Jinglei to the limelight.

The upcoming remake will be the first project in a joint cultural exchange program between China's Ailang Cultural Industry Group and the South Korean company COMA, to which Lee belongs. The two companies officially signed a cooperation deal on Saturday in Beijing.

Along with Lee, cast members from the Chinese side will include Taiwan actor Teddy Wang Jianlong, and mainland actress Lu Enhua.

Lee Jun-ki is widely known in China for his role as a feminine clown in the 2005 Korean hit film "The King and the Clown." He further cemented his Chinese fan base with last year's TV drama, "The Time between Dog and Wolf."

In September, Lee's high-profile joining up with the Hong Kong-based Emperor Entertainment Group, revealed his ambition to expand his career in China.

Hai Yan said on Saturday that he appreciates Lee's acting in "The King and the Clown." From this experience Hai Yan decided that the actor was suitable for his play.

The celebrated screenwriter's latest work, "Five-Star Hotel," also features a South Korean -- actress Jeong Yu-mi -- who managed to secure popularity among Chinese audiences through the show.

Source: http://english.cri.cn/3086/2008/01/14/1261@313927.htm

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

SPRIS Town Photos

These SPRIS Town photos are so CUTE!
Pretending those laces to be noodles.

Images of Iljimae

I found these photos in Baidu (A Chinese website), these photos are awesome!
The first photo reminds me of Gong-Gil so much and the third photo Junki looks so cute! I can't wait for this drama I have a feeling that it's going to be really good.

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Preview of new SPRIS photos

Junki looks really cute and hot in this school look clothing, I just can't wait for the new season of SPRIS photos. Every SPRIS season photos Junki always look so good, I'm looking forward to more photos.