Sometimes I find makeup tutorials like this and share them when I find them because for the beauty gurus that follow me but also want to practice Korean, it’s super helpful! And this is no different, especially if you’re a fan of iKON. Well, this is a video I thought would be helpful. Maybe you’ve been searching for ways to practice reading in Korean or even working on your listening but the things you’ve been finding aren’t all that interesting or maybe they’re not something you would use in everyday speech. Normally, I kinda just watch them and then move on to find some more new music but I noticed something about this video that I really wanted to share with you guys. Okay so I was just scrolling through YouTube today when I ran across this video. I take my movie watching experience very objectively and seriously… sometimes. Is it worth watching for you? Hopefully I’ll get around to watching it soon and I can do a review… non-biased of course. However, if you haven’t heard of it or haven’t seen a trailer I’ll post it below. For 2.5 hours, I would like to be able to become attached to at least one character in the movie. Unfortunately though, I did see one review that said the character development was pretty much non-existent so I’m not quite sure how to feel about that. I mean, it did get 7 stars on imdb and rotten tomatoes gave it a rating of 86% sooo that has to mean something right? From the reviews I’ve seen, the battle is truly epic and worth watching! So if you’re like me and want to see it mainly for that one scene, it’s worth it. The trailer is visually enticing so I’m positive this movie is just really nice to look at for one and I wouldn’t doubt that the story telling is top notch. There may be some politics surrounding this that I don’t know about so I won’t pick a side or anything but I really would love to see this movie. I didn’t know much about this battle prior to finding out about this movie but I have to say it is truly impressive. It was a huge movie over in South Korea and when it made it’s debut here, it became just as huge! The movie tells the story of the Battle of Myeongnyang in 1597, in which Admiral Yi Sun-sin led the 12 ships left in his command against a fleet of 330 vessels from Japan. It’s one of the highest grossing films Korean films in the U.S. But I’ve been following this particular movie regardless. Unfortunately, my schedule doesn’t allow me to get to a theater to see movies very often so 9 times out of 10, if I want to see it I have to wait for it to come out on DVD so I can rent it or watch it on Amazon. The one I’ve really been trying to see is “The Admiral: Roaring Currents”.
I’m a big movie fan! I love watching movies, especially historical fiction and documentary movies.
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