Ooh, Episode 5 is good. And with Strongest Chil Woo, "good" really means "bad," but you probably already guessed that.
This series isn't just funny. It's hysterical. I'm pretty hard to...
Kind of a boring episode. What I enjoyed about Strongest Chil Woo last week was its absurdity -- the over-the-top action and goofy tone. Today we got an attempt at...
As I briefly mentioned, when I saw the premiere of Strongest Chil Woo, I thought it was pretty bad. Not mediocre or a little uneven, but god-awful. Episode 1 was a...
Gu Hye Sun joins actors like Yoo Ji Tae in expanding her resume to film directing. Her debut project is the short film Gaze [시선], which starts filming on June 2 in...
Hmm, they're slowly winning me over with their cast…
KBS's new fusion sageuk Strongest Chil Woo (or Choi Kang Chil Woo) seemed a little like another attempt at what they'd...
Actor Gu Hye Sun and singer-actor Lee Minwoo (or just "M") first worked together in the sitcom Nonstop 5, but they had their first meeting some time before that.
And,...
The "uljjang" phenomenon is one that is fascinating, odd, borderline disturbing (or at least perplexing), uniquely Korean -- and now, it appears, waning.
The word uljjang comes from a mashup...
Strongest Chil Woo: Episode 5
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Ooh, Episode 5 is good. And with Strongest Chil Woo, "good" really means "bad," but you probably already guessed that. This series isn't just funny. It's hysterical. I'm pretty hard to...
Tags: Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Strongest Chil Woo
Strongest Chil Woo: Episode 4
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Omg. Strongest Chil Woo is AWESOME (-ly bad). But still, awesome! It is SO corny, and that makes it so, so good. I never thought I’d say this, but...
Tags: Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Strongest Chil Woo
Strongest Chil Woo: Episode 3
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Kind of a boring episode. What I enjoyed about Strongest Chil Woo last week was its absurdity -- the over-the-top action and goofy tone. Today we got an attempt at...
Tags: Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Strongest Chil Woo
Strongest Chil Woo: Episodes 1 & 2
by javabeans
As I briefly mentioned, when I saw the premiere of Strongest Chil Woo, I thought it was pretty bad. Not mediocre or a little uneven, but god-awful. Episode 1 was a...
Tags: Eric, first episodes, Gu Hye-sun, Oh Man-seok, Park Bo-young, Strongest Chil Woo, Yoo Ah-in
Strongest Chil Woo
Tags: action, Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Jeon No-min, Kim Ji-suk, Kim Young-ok, Park Bo-young, romance, sageuk, Song Ha-yoon, Yoo Ah-in
Promoting his drama with a come-hither stare
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Is it just me, or does the cast of Strongest Chil Woo look like they just stepped out of the pages of a Sears catalog (come see the softer side!)?...
Tags: Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Kim Byul, Lee Eon, press conferences, Strongest Chil Woo
From uljjang to actress to writer-director
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Gu Hye Sun joins actors like Yoo Ji Tae in expanding her resume to film directing. Her debut project is the short film Gaze [시선], which starts filming on June 2 in...
Tags: directors, Gu Hye-sun, scriptwriters, short films
A few more points for Chil Woo…
by javabeans
Hmm, they're slowly winning me over with their cast… KBS's new fusion sageuk Strongest Chil Woo (or Choi Kang Chil Woo) seemed a little like another attempt at what they'd...
Tags: Eric, Gu Hye-sun, Kim Byul, Lee Eon, Strongest Chil Woo
Minwoo makes a bad first impression
by javabeans
Actor Gu Hye Sun and singer-actor Lee Minwoo (or just "M") first worked together in the sitcom Nonstop 5, but they had their first meeting some time before that. And,...
Tags: Gu Hye-sun, Lee Min-woo, Nonstop 5
Where have all the uljjangs gone?
by javabeans
The "uljjang" phenomenon is one that is fascinating, odd, borderline disturbing (or at least perplexing), uniquely Korean -- and now, it appears, waning. The word uljjang comes from a mashup...
Tags: Gu Hye-sun, Kim Ok-bin, Nam Sang-mi, netizens, Park Han-byul, uljjangs