Man, if this K-movie was released a decade ago when K-pop fans still held strong to their stans not dating it would cause a riot because the onscreen chemistry from the stills alone of upcoming Netflix movie Love and Leashes (Moral Sense) are smoking hot between idol-actors Seohyun and Lee Jun Young. I would have loved a SNSD and U-KISS fandom showdown alas these days even the most ardent fans expect their oppas and unnis to likely be dating behind the scenes, so it’s also fine to see them paired up onscreen and stan their fictional pairing. I’m also happy this movie is getting made and released now when K-dramas are on a new upswing thanks to two years of Netflix hits and promotions, so it’s drop around Valentine’s Day will likely increase the eyeballs and hopefully it’s also super well done so that the two leads will get a popularity boost because I think Seohyun has improved so much and Lee Jun Young is a recent fave addition to my bae list.
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I’ve had my eye on Lee Jun Young (Jun of U-Kiss) since I randomly decided to watch the really bad but inexplicably addicting idol drama Imitation last year. He’s also on the K-ent watch as a rising male actor who … Continue reading
I feel like the normalization of the fringes of tastes and desires starts when the average person knows someone who likes it, or someone who knows someone. It’s not necessarily a moral decision but more a comfort level, and the … Continue reading
Getting new or occasional viewers to check out K-dramas necessitates a story that is universal in connection but it must overcome subtitles and the general cheesiness factor that most still associate with it. A good title helps and the upcoming … Continue reading
Hhhhmmmm, this projects sounds a whole lot more interesting for me after I chanced upon the male lead recently in another drama. The Netflix produced movie adaptation of webtoon Moral Sense has wrapped filming and I’m guessing we could even … Continue reading
Consider me surprised that this is getting an adaptation, but then not surprised after I read where it will air. Netflix continues to broaden its Korean entertainment offerings and other than producing K-dramas it has also bankrolled exclusive movies. The … Continue reading