KIT | GEN Y EPISODE 12

heidi priebe / i promised you the moon

Snow White and the Prince

Modern Snow White wearing shoes

Cinderella and Prince Charming

Modern Cinderella lost his glasses

Romeo and Juliet

Iconic modern Juliet's line

Gene and Nubsib recreating famous endings

Just give up. You say it first. No, you say it first. You say it first. You do it, babe. 

Bad Buddy (2021) 

Friendship Measurement Mission - Ohm & Nanon

aoki sota’s face is a work of art kieta hatsukoi eps 1&2  || for @abrandnewpokedex​

+ bonus - an actual masterpiece:

We’ll be living together for a while, and I think it’d be best if you had some manners.

Top 10 K-drama Actors: Honorable Mention 2 Moon Woo Jin

The main reason why he’s not in my top 10 is because we have yet to see him flourish to his full potential, but I’ve known since The Beauty Inside that’s this kid is one of the most talented actors I’m going to see in my life.

We all know that if he’s listed in a tv show, there’s going to be some tragic past subplot and I can guarantee you, you will cry. That child can cry from his heart and make you cry along with him. And if he isn’t crying, his facial expressions and the way he tells the story will!

Just  to list a couple of his works:

The Beauty Inside: Where he had to act like a grown up actress trapped in a child’s body. Hilarious and a great showcase of his talent.

What’s wrong with Secretary Kim? Where he portrayed the tragic past of  Lee Young-joon (Grown up version portrayed by Park Seo Joon)

Psycho but it’s okay: Honestly, if you haven’t cried in at least one of the flashbacks or the combination of Moon Woo Jin’s acting with Kim Soo Hyun’s, you have my respect.

Come and Hug Me: Once again, playing the child version of the main lead, with an amazing performance. We also get the well known flashback combo of Moon Woo Jin (child) and  Nam Da Reum (teen, btw, I should probably give him an honorable mention of his own, I actually considered putting the combo as an honorable mention). 

This particular combo is also seen in What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim, and pretty much any k-drama where the main lead has a tragic past that is well explored. Nam Da reum also has a bright future ahead of him as he’s headed into adulthood, and I hope I can see him in a lead role soon enough.

ok yes it’s a little on the nose for akk and aye to be reading 1984 and that’s 100% what we’re supposed to be focusing on in this shot but as someone who used to inhale books as a preteen it’s my moral obligation to point out the inkheart trilogy in the background too

And we expect nothing less anymore