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Bonjour tout le monde ! J’ai vu ça sur YouTube et j’avais envie de le partager avec vous ! 🔥

On a enfin une vidéo officielle du script reading… ce qui veut dire que “Moving 2” est VRAIMENT en train d’arriver 😭✨

Honnêtement, c’est une super nouvelle pour tous les fans hahaha !

Merciii !! ✨

The Great Flood and... this was not what I expected.

The first thing that grabbed me was the visuals. The tone, color grading, and overall atmosphere are absolutely gorgeous. Everything feels cold, tense, and immersive.

What starts off looking like a disaster movie slowly turns into an unexpected mind-bending sci-fi, and I genuinely didn't see it going in that direction. Most movies have the ending caught people off guard but this time the interval delivers the job. Definitely surprising and not something I was expecting.

It's not a fast-paced action movie, but if you enjoy mystery, sci-fi, and movies that make you rethink what's actually happening, this one's worth your time.

Lee Min Ho is in talks for a new K-drama.

On July 2, an industry insider revealed, "Lee Min Ho is expected to star in the new drama But Your Love (Virtual Love, working title)."

Responding to the report, his agency MYM Entertainment shared, "Lee Min Ho received an offer to star in the new drama But Your Love, and he is currently reviewing it."

He has reportedly been offered the lead role of Cha Wook Hyun, the chief director of a game company.

On the surface, Cha Wook Hyun appears to be the perfect man, but his cold, demanding personality makes him regarded as the worst boss at his company. Following a certain incident, he debuts as a member of a virtual idol group.

But Your Love follows an office worker who discovers that the virtual idol who has been her source of comfort through her exhausting, dry life is actually her boss.

Meanwhile, Lee is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film Assassin(s). Scheduled to premiere this September, Assassin(s) follows the investigation into the suspicions and masterminds behind the assassination attempt on South Korea's First Lady on August 15, 1974.

Blending historical records, unanswered questions, and cinematic imagination, the film is a mystery-investigation drama. It is reportedly the first film to dramatize this real-life case, exploring a true story that has never before been depicted on screen.

In the film, Lee Min Ho plays a rookie reporter covering the scene of the incident, leading the story alongside Yoo Hai Jinand Park Hae Il.

The production team of But Your Love is reportedly currently casting both lead and supporting roles and aims to begin filming within the year.

https://news.mydramalist.com/article/lee-min-ho-to-possibly-return-to-the-small-screen-with-a-new-rom-com

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 I really hope this post is allowed here. Older k-drama fans will recognise how monumental this is. Javabeans along with Girlfriday ran a hugely popular and influential k-drama blog many years back. It would feature extensive episode recaps, news and so much more! It was one of the hottest k-drama hang out spots on the internet once upon a time. Dramabeans is still around but it's a shell of its former self after her and Girlfriday along with many of the OG writers left the website. Here is a good introduction to her if you have no idea who she is: Get to know javabeans

She has very recently started a new YouTube channel and has started posting on her personal blog again!

Javabeans' new youTube channel: k-drama deep dive

Her new/old blog: javabeans

Let's all go show her some love and give her a warm welcome back to k-drama land!

Edit: Just to be clear I'm not Javabeans nor do I know her personally. I'm just an excited fan hoping to spread the news of her surprise return