you call it passion
you call it passion / 열정 같은 소리 하고 있네 (2015) korea ...
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the title of “you call it passion” (2015) has the connotation of someone chastising someone else about the lack of passion .
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hello. this is professor akia asking you a serious question. have you’ve been tricked by a movie trailer to go see it? i’m not talking about a movie trailer pretending as if the movie was good. that is just a trailer’s job. i mean when the trailer bait and switches you by presenting a movie to be totally different from what it actually is. the promotion for the movie “you call it passion /
in the case of “you call it passion” (2015), the case is rather lacking since it is basically a messy contract dispute between a male korean idol and his agency. while it can make a juicy gossip topic, no life changing stakes here. a real life
you call it passion ,
the title of a korean comedy flick that opened thursday, is a much - mouthed colloquial term regarding young job seekers or rookie employees struggling to survive in their jobs .
for a modern movie, 106 minute is not a long run time especially when the movie is not focused and has a lot of material to cover. this is the case for “you call it passion /
in many ways, “you call it passion” (2015) feels like 16 episode korean drama compressed into a 106 minute movie. since most 16 episode korean dramas have basically about 3 to 5 hours’ worth of plot in them anyway with the rest padded out by filler, this is not a bad idea. however, fragments of the compression are felt lingering in “you call it passion” (2015) and makes the movie feel like an awkward joining of 3 types of stories .
“andy, be serious. you are not trying. you are whining …you have no idea how many legends have walked these halls. and what' s worse, you don' t care. because this place, where so many people would die to work you only deign to work. and you want to know why she doesn' t kiss you on the forehead and give you a gold star on your homework at the end of the day. wake up, sweetheart. ”
however, trying to do a “journalism is awesome” story in this setting is very tricky. even in a more serious setting, this type of story can easily become tacky. you need a serious degree of self - awareness to pull it off. sadly, “you call it passion” (2015) doesn’t have that. if it did, would they cast park bo - young as its heroine ?
not a great movie but if you' re on a plane that' s landing in an hour and 47 minutes you could do much worse. it kept me entertained, the ending was weird, and what more could you ask for really .
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if i think about it, “you call it passion” (2015) would have been much better if it was an outright satirical comedy. then i could have laughed with the rest of the audience at the end. since the movie was not, i was the weird person in my screening who was laughing at the movie while the movie was trying to be all serious .
i like to talk about how a korean movie title gets converted into an english one. most of the time, it is totally a mess. in case of “you call it passion” (2015), the english title is more bizarre and nonsensical. i would bet a dollar that the persons in charge had terrible english skills. even though koreans spends billions in english education, what you get in return is lack luster .
the actress park bo - young is on a career high currently doing a “jude law” starring in 3 movies this year: collective invention (2015), you call it passion (2015), the silenced (2015). this is in addition to the hit korean drama “oh my ghost” (tvn / 2015) .
you call it passion was inevitably going to become one of the hottest films of last year with the support of a brilliant cast. if you’re familiar with korean cinema of the last decade, you’ll recognise at least half of the faces on screen from equally popular films. along with its actors, you call it passion really hones in on the scrupulous fascination with celebrity news. k - pop fans will hear references to their favourite groups throughout the film, u - kiss being a prime example of untoward journalism in the build up of the story. it’s a simple story with a fundamental moral message that ra - hee and her colleagues quickly grasp. the most interesting aspect is the growing relationship between the newbie intern and her mad dog boss. an unexpected comedy beckons from their chaotic relationship and the boss who bullies his sub - ordinates has finally met his match .
from this trailer, you would expect that this movie is going to be a wacky comedy. “you call it passion” (2015) is definitely not that! i would even be hesitant to label it as a “dramady” because the movie is not even that humorous for most of its screen time. so, going into the movie, it was somewhat jarring to adjust my preconceptions about the movie initially. i would say it took about 10 minutes to fully adjust to what the movie was. the fact that the first section of the movie is rather rough and abrasive didn’t help .
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the third act is where the story turns into more of your standard scoop based reporter thriller where the heroine waves the now very familiar “journalism is awesome” flag in front of helpless odds because of “journalism. ” you have seen these movies. the point to this type of story is to make journalism is still relevant by making the reporter the hero or in this movie’s case the heroine of the story. it is relevance by proxy! but does “you call it passion” work in this vein. . ?
apparently, do would not have blown the scandal wide open if it were not for her
passion
to dissect the articles and dig into what could possibly be chief jang' s setup to send woo to jail. although do scoffed at ha in the beginning of the movie for barking at her
nothing is impossible with passion ,
it turns out what ultimately saved do' s journalistic career was her passion .
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quite a surprise hit. you don' t expect the depth of drama and character development from a comedy like this. it' s not particularly deep but it' s there, y' know? there' s way more dramatic moments than comedy in this to classify as comedy anyway. not to say it' s not funny, it definitely has its moments. it maybe gets a bit too dramatic towards the end but overall an enjoyable movie .
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the most accurate description of “you call it passion” (2015) i could give is that it is somewhat of a “work place slice of life” story. korean dramas such “misaeng” (2015) may give you some indication of what kind of story this movie is trying to tell. both have young newcomers as protagonists come into a new working environment and struggle to find a place. both populate these work places with varied characters also trying to do their best at their jobs. the emphasis on the “job” is at the core of the story in both the movie and the drama .
unlike “up close and personal” (1996) where the two leads become a couple in addition to becoming mentor and mentee, “you call it passion” (2015) doesn’t have a vast age difference couple. and i’m somewhat conflicted on this. on one hand, it would be creepy. on the other, it would be something more concrete about their relationship. the movie does not really show the two people interacting and bonding enough to justify the development of the heroine as a journalist later in the movie and why he would support her crazy rouge activities .
this week we’re watching you call it passion adapted from novel “yeoljung gateun sori hago itne” by lee hye - rin. this raw look into the art of entertainment journalism has topped korean film charts and smashed the box office in its opening week. the ‘a werewolf boy’ star park bo - young plays journalistic newcomer do ra - hee as she attempts to survive as an intern for one of the city’s tabloid newspapers .
strong 2nd half gives local industry market edge for the fourth consecutive year, korean films have surpassed 100 million viewers at the local box office. the mark was breached on november 29th as four local films topped the charts, inside men, the priests, you call it passion and the sound of a flower. the milestone was reached faster than last year (december 23rd) but slower than both 2012 (nov ...
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i know that korean society is superficial to the degree that i call it the widespread yuppie pandemic but it is just weird setting a “journalism is awesome” movie in an entertainment news department. even in on a good day, that part of the industry is a bastard step child. one the worst days, it is shunned by “proper” journalists like they might catch a plague just by proximity .
the actual korean title can be roughly translated into “fuck passion! ” i did say it was rough. there is a strong sarcastic tone to the original korean title that represents the heroine’s attitude early on in the movie. it is basically going for the same feel as the movie title “stick it” (2006). that movie was a teen gymnastics movie starring missy peregrym and jeff bridges .
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unlike journalism movies of old, the current trend of movies is to rather ignore the whole evidence thing all together. they go for the “publish and making a big splash” route. get the masses riled up! people who ask for evidence are the villains. “you call it passion” (2015) is one of those movies. this hurts the message the movie is trying to sell. in addition, portraying the rest of the news industry as lemmings who also do not care about whether a story has any evidence to support it once the story goes viral does not help also .
it is part workplace drama and part “journalism is still relevant” message movie. yes, i said it. it is a movie waving the “journalism” flag. considering this, the creative choices made in this movie are weird starting with the casting of park bo - young /
in the second act, “you call it passion” (2015) becomes more of a focused “slice of life” type of story. saying focused to describe a “slice of life” is a bit weird i know. our heroine has somewhat acclimated to her surroundings at this point and we get to see the other characters and how they are coping with the changing landscape of the news game. while our heroine is still the entry point for the audience into the story, the story is not all about her .
“what you call passion is not a spiritual force, but friction between the soul and the outside world. where passion dominates, that does not signify the presence of greater desire and ambition, but rather the misdirection of these qualities toward and isolated and false goal, with a consequent tension and sultriness in the atmosphere. those who direct the maximum force of their desires toward the center, toward true being, toward perfection, seem quieter than the passionate souls because the flame of their fervor cannot always be seen. in argument, for example, they will not shout or wave their arms. but, i assure you, they are nevertheless, burning with subdued fires. ”
” (2015) far better if it focused on being one thing rather than trying to tell 3 different types of stories. it could have been a funny work place comedy. it could have been an insightful slice of life drama. it could have been a focused message movie. combining all of these is really difficult and the movie wasn’t successful at this attempt .
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in most “journalism is awesome” stories, it would be the serious news departments that are under the axe. this is no different in korea although the serious news here is also so gossipy and politically salacious that sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference. it feels like the creators changed the setting of a “journalism is awesome” story to the entertainment news department in order the increase the gimmick factor without considering the implications to the story. however, if you are familiar with korean dramas, you will know that korean story telling runs on gimmicks as its core tends to be hollow .
“ (2014) starring park hae - il is also one of those movies which prove people are just sheep doing whatever the media tells them to do. as this movie comes to mind, i would have to say that there is one major thing to differentiate the two movies. “you call it passion” (2015) is not a left wing skewed movie at all which is odd since most mainstream korean movies are. this is more so for journalism movies. yes, the evil business woman is the villain but i do not think that the movie put more thought into this than basically following genre clichés. it is sad that this fact actually makes this movie somewhat refreshing .
ra - hee (played by park bo - young) is a rookie reporter in the entertainment press. jae - gwan (played by jung jae - young) is her exceptionally tough editor, constantly barking orders at ra - hee to make sure she gets the job done right. together, they do important investigative journalism... about celebrities. yes, the stakes in
you call it passion
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in terms of the third act, it is sad to say that it is the most complete and least interesting part of this movie. it is your cliché anti - business plot line with the business man or in this case woman being the villain that is not only oppressing the poor “famous and wet blanket” idol guy but also challenges the integrity of journalism .
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as an actress, park bo - young is an interesting case. first, she looks like a high schooler at best even though she is 25 years old. second, she can do cute and lovable. third she has decent comedic timing. however, in her recent career, she is trying to be somewhat edgy or raunchy more in the tone of what jun ji - hyun does. her performances in “collective invention” (2015), “you call it passion” (2015), and even the “oh my ghost” (tvn / 2015) are examples. this creates a weird portrayal of her characters by combining adorable sweetness with more edge. it is something similar to what melissa rauch of “the big bang theory” (2007 -) or alyson hannigan of “how i met your mother” (2005 - 2014) do .
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after all, the lighting in the movie is so saturated with light like it was set in either a beauty parlor or an apple store .
so, having this character be the “i’m resolute in my convictions regarding journalism” heroine is just off putting as she has only been in the job like a month at most. this is one of those movies in which the progression of time is difficult to measure as it is compressed and tries to hide it .
before i conclude this long review, i would have to say the person who lit this movie should be fired. it is lit too brightly! this hurts the
overall, the movie was not unwatchable especially during its middle parts. i have no need to watch it again though. so, i think b - grade .
ra - hee is ready for the real world. she has graduated from a respectable college and begins to apply for full - time jobs but is rejected by every company that she applies to. when all hope is lost, she gets a phone call from a newspaper company and is recruited as an intern in the entertainment section. although reluctant at first, as she believes herself to be over - qualified for the job, she soon learns and understands the passion of the press. during her rollercoaster experi ...
i could not say that they are not paparazzi. even in the less sleazy moments, there are no real qualms exploiting celebrities, shaping the news to promote specific celebrities, and other personal or financial agendas. it is just part of the job. they aren’t even bothered by blatant plagiarizing other people’s works. it is what the industry does .
so, once it is time to act all pretentiously and self - righteously, those aspects get hidden under that bed but we can still see them poking out a bit .
it is just a joke with low stakes like what the entertainment news is to journalism. if the so called victim was more of a sympathetic character, it would have worked better but alas he is nothing more than a cameo played by a very bland and poor actor. this just makes the triumphant ending of this movie rather ridiculous and overblown .
with the ever - high unemployment rate, some korean companies have made headlines hiring young adults who are willing to work without pay. the companies then reward them with
passion pay
- - nothing close to severance pay or similar, but literally nothing - - and take those passionate, willing employees for granted while criticizing other job seekers for not being passionate enough. it has aroused the ire of many young adults who thought the judgment was unfair .
the most important relationship in the movie is between our heroine and her mad dog of a boss. while it starts out as an “andrea sachs and miranda priestly” of “the devil wears prada” (2006) relationship, the relationship becomes less arm’s length as her boss becomes more dependent on the heroine. it ends up being somewhat of a mentor / mentee relationship. it reminded me of another “journalism is great” movie called “up close and personal” (1996) starring robert redford and michelle pfeiffer. if anyone actually remembers that movie, they would have a question looming over their minds .
ra - hee is ready for the real world. she has graduated from a respectable college and begins to apply for full - time jobs but is rejected by every company that she applies to. when all hope is lost, she gets a phone call from a newspaper company and is recruited as an intern in the entertainment section. although reluctant at first, as she believes herself to be over - qualified for the job, she soon learns and understands the passion of the press. during her rollercoaster experience as an entertainment journalist / intern, she discovers the dirty and hidden aspects of the journalism industry .
how this weird setting is integrated into the movie is also off a bit. unlike most other journalism movies, it is the entertainment news department that is threatened to be closed down for failing to generate profit .
synopsis – ra - hee is ready for the real world. she has graduated from a respectable college and applies for full - time jobs but is rejected by every company that she applies to. when all hope is lost, she gets a phone call from a newspaper company and is recruited as an rookie journalist / intern in the entertainment division. although reluctant at first, as she believes herself to be over - qualified for the job, she soon learns and understands the passion of press. ra - hee struggles with her boss, an irrational and horrible editor, and soon discovers the real consequences of the entertainment gossip written by her and her division .
the movie' s title reflects what is on the minds of young job seekers, who are being urged to become more passionate but instead became tired of finger - pointing from older adults. the movie, in the end, hints that passion, after all, might be the silver bullet for the young adults' group .
with the second act, you get to see bits and pieces of the other characters as the movie is trying to go for an ensemble slice of life story at that moment. and this part is the most enjoyable portion of the movie. it is interesting to get glimpse into the inner working of the entertainment gossip world and how people live in that world. however, the peripheral characters are never given enough time to develop beyond the superficial. even after watching the movie, i only remember two of the peripheral characters if any .
language: korean / subtitles: english, traditional chinese / synopsis: we all think of quitting our jobs at least once. ra - hee is ready for the real world. she has graduated from a respectable college and begins to apply for full - time jobs but is rejected by every company that she applies to. when all hope is lost, she gets a phone call from a newspaper company and is recruited as an intern in the entertainment section. although reluctant at first, as she believes herself to be over - qualified for the job, she soon learns and understands the passion of the press. during her rollercoaster experience as an entertainment journalist / intern, she discovers the dirty and hidden aspects of the journalism industry ?
in yeol - jeong gat - eun so - ri - ha - go it - nae (working title), a recent university graduate lands a coveted internship in a sports newspaper’s entertainment section. as do ra - hee steps into society with her new job, she realizes that the career isn’t exactly what she made it out to be. her manager ha jae - kwan, a mercurial boss prone to sudden outbursts, makes her life difficult. the two bicker and wrestle, and ra - hee ends up changing her ways over time in order to survive. based on a novel of the same name by lee hye - rin, the story takes a close look at the media world and the harsh conditions of korean office jobs. given the title, which translates to ‘passion, as if’, it is easy to see that the story deals with contemporary issues relating to working conditions, such as the high unemployment rate, employees being stripped of their rights, and the question that still nags at many of us; are we doing what we’re passionate about ?
newspapers are still relevant! this is a main message of the movie. however, the manner in which the case was solved essentially proves the opposite as it totally cuts out print newspapers from the solution. newspapers are no longer relevant !
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this type of sudden streamlining of the focus can be jarring when it happens almost at the tail end of a movie. to the credit of this movie, the fact that the case was going to be a “thing” is foreshadowed throughout the movie .
i enjoy korean films in part because of the cultural differences which makes for some unpredictable interactions from my perspective. this has humour though only once was i prompted to laugh out loud. the story follows re - hee a young girl (whose name appears to mean wacko) first job out of school as a paid intern for a newspaper to becoming a reporter. it' s simple and at times contrived but oddly entertaining. i think much credit goes to the cast for making it work .
the term carries sarcastic rhetoric towards the age group, ranging from millennials to 30 - somethings, that downplays their working conditions while demanding they be more passionate about what they want to do. the term reads as if passion is the silver bullet for unhappiness and despair currently shared by tens of thousands of unemployed young korean adults or those at the lowest ranks in their career hierarchy .
with park bo - young, i cannot say that she pulls it off. she is by no way terrible but what she is doing doesn’t land all the way making her feel more like a lost and confused girl when she tries too hard. so, having her be the heroine in a message movie about waving the “journalism is awesome” flag in front of daunting odds doesn’t really work. the movie itself doesn’t really help as she barely has any understanding of “journalism” even though it is stated that she graduated from journalism program .
bo - yeong park has some charm but
journalism hooaah
message falls flat, and the story that pushes it isn' t interesting. the film feels like an assembled - by - committee project to hit all the right notes but misses on most every one .
” (2015). many of the elements of this movie never get properly developed after being introduced. with the first act and the whole getting used to the job plotline, our heroine just stumbles along as you expect someone with no experience and no proper training when put in the deep end would act like. this is then wrapped up rather hastily through coincidence and plot convenience .
how terrible at running a newspaper one can be that the entertainment news department is not making any money? the only reason newspapers have entertainment news departments is that they make money from basically being gossip rags. i know that print media is dying. it is worse in korea i think. but still…
terence davies read six biographies of emily dickinson prior to making the film and he believes that she is a genius. cynthia nixon also read a lot of biographies of emily dickinson in order to get into the role and she detected contradictions, but she found it interesting because she had the chance to choose her favorite versions .
just watched the movie last night. as expected, park boyoung - eonni never disappoint me. the story simple, yet fun to watch because i get so many things about work life. also, it shows us the reality of entertainment industry. good job, boyoung - eonni :) i enjoy the movie (y )
doctor tambourri, the regimental doctor is caring for a special patient, fosca, the cousin of the garrison commander. fosca is a recluse, clad in black and seeking seclusion in her reading which is her only passion. in this remote outpost there is, however, a shortage of books and giorgio lends her some of his books, amongst them being books of poetry. giorgio is somewhat a dreamer but fosca craves intellectual stimulus, and though frail and with an illness that manifests itself in hysterical convulsions, she clings to giorgio .
in the first act of the movie, the movie comes off as something of a “the devil wears prada” (2006) without the fashion. it is the story of an outsider coming into a new job without serious dedication and floundering about under iron fist of an inconsiderate and demanding boss. the korean title of this movie can be viewed in this vein .
the integrity of journalism is still relevant and important! this is the other main message of the movie. but why is traditional journalism relevant in the age of the internet? is it the search for truth? well truth is relative and everyone is in search for truth in their own way. the heart of journalism its religious attention to proof and fact checking. without those, reporters are basically bloggers with a business account. well, now a days, they don’t even have that .
” (2015) tries to do a lot but does all of them just mediocrely. the direction is not bad albeit rather dull especially in the beginning. the performances are decent throughout albeit somewhat scattered. while i talked negatively about the casting of park bo - young, she is not the weakest link in the cast. in fact, i would say that this movie shows that park bo - young has screen presence. it is just that she hasn’t found the perfect role for herself yet .
as a newbie to this world of chasing after celebrities and digging through their garbage, our heroine has to find a way to survive not only the industry but also her boss, the mad dog. she also needs to live her life, pay her bills, and play house with her boyfriend. it is basically a slice of life at the workplace type of story. and yes, there is an overall scheme too trying to tie everything together. where would the heroine place her soap box after all ?
this is part because there is not enough time and part because the movie has characters that seem to be leftovers from previous drafts of the story. the movie has a subplot about the batch of interns that came in with our heroine who were assigned to different departments. every so often, the group tends to gather to bitch about their jobs. this subplot has no purpose in the overall narrative and is awkwardly handled but takes up valuable time. while there is a romantic relationship in the movie, it is one of those vestigial subplots .
colonel ricci tells giorgio about fosca' s marriage to a worthless count. it was as a result of his profligate ways that made her ill and left her penniless. giorgio goes walking and fosca follows him. there is a rainstorm and this affects fosca so much that she faints and has to be carried back to camp by giorgio. he too falls ill and is granted sick leave to recuperate in milan. fosca follows him to the train which will take him away from her. he begs her to give him up and return to the camp where she can receive medical attention .
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park bo - young and kim young - kwang are set to co - star in the upcoming romantic drama your wedding (translated title). in the film’s plot, soo - jeong (kim) receives a wedding invitation from his first love seung - hee (park). the film chronicles the 10 - year relationship of the two, beginning with their high school years and following them into adulthood. your wedding marks a return to the silver screen ...
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last november, the priests and inside men. were the favorites among the domestic film audience. according to the november monthly report on korean film industry by korean film council (kofic), the domestic film share last month was 69. 5% and the foreign film share was 30. 5% . here, the priests and inside men are known to have played a crucial role. the total number of viewers in november w ...
without major new releases to drive in business, attendances slide over the past weekend (1. 77 million admissions) as holdovers largely retained control of the charts, while a smattering of new titles placing in the top ten. though less dominant than last week, local films retained a significant edge, capturing 68% of the marketplace. confidently staying up top for its third weekend win was woo m ...
after a rocky track record at the box office throughout 2015, top korean star lee byung - hun found himself convincingly shuffling back into the top spot with his latest release. fuelled by strong local films, which accounted for 73% of the marketplace, and major hollywood franchises, business was brisk in the lead up to winter, with 2. 43 million viewers recorded in theaters over the frame .
leading character do rah - hee (park bo - young) is a rookie newspaper reporter on the entertainment desk, which is headed by ha jae - kwan (jeong jae - young), who is thirsty for exclusives and drives do crazy by demanding them. in the mid to late part of the movie, ha hands do proofs of articles given to him by chief jang, a female villain from celebrity management company js entertainment, who is trying to incriminate her company' s hottest star and actor, woo ji - han, on a rape charge. investigating the articles, do discovers they were forged by chief jang. she writes an exclusive story that reveals chief jang' s attempts to bury woo' s career for good. innocent woo, at the end of the movie, bows in front of do for uncovering the truth and ha appreciates her for the work .
led by korea' s acting jewels, jeong and park, the movie' s characters are persuasive. the movie also has earned praise for realistically portraying the korean office environment .
its title may have some say that do proudly represents korea' s young adults who have had an earful of inconsiderate older adults yelling at them to be more passionate on groundless logic. but as the movie' s credits roll, and as theatergoers ponder what they just saw, do' s journalistic success and having reconciled with ha tell young adults to think otherwise .
investment and distribution company next entertainment world (new) announced on january 28th that park bo - young (a werewolf boy, 2012) and jung jae - young (broken, 2013) will be partnering up for a new feature about the lives of journalists. banzakbanzak film production will be producing the project .
director jeong gi - hun of goodbye mom (2009) and love 911 (2012) will be taking the megaphone this coming march. the film is scheduled to be released at the end of the year .
ra - hee (park bo - young) applied for jobs at numerous companies, but failed to find work. she finally lands a job at a sports newspaper. she begins to work as a reporter in the entertainment division. soon, she find herself surrounded by chaos .
based on the novel
yeoljung gateun sori hago itne
by lee hye - rin (published december 13, 2010 by sodam publishing company) .
filming began march 22, 2015 in chungjeongno, seoul, south korea. the first scene filmed has do ra - hee (park bo - young), newly employed at a sports newspaper, going on an assignment without any preparation or advance warning .
filming finished may 31, 2015 in songdo, incheon, south korea. the last scene filmed has do ra - hee (park bo - young) attending a press conference .
bo - younggie has been on a roll! 3 movies and 1 drama in 2015. besides other things like cfs and modelling, she must have been working non - stop. so much strength in such small (and extremely cute) body! park bo young is the best !
yes! !! new movie of park bo young! we will see her on 2 movies next year. fighting, unnie! ~ < 3 yeeeeeaaah, thumbs up! park boyoung, park boyoung, park boyoung! !! * chanting
yes! !! new movie of park bo young! we will see her on 2 movies next year. fighting, unnie! ~ < 3
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a movie based on the original novel by lee hye - rin about a young female reporter who struggles to survive in the war of entertainment news .
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ra - hee (park bo - young) applied for jobs at numerous companies, but failed to find work. she finally lands a job at a sports newspaper. she begins to work as a reporter in the entertainment division. soon, she find herself surrounded by chaos .
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ra - hee is paid peanuts for an intern job at sports newspaper, dongmyung. she works in the entertainment department under the ruthless rule of her crazy boss who is demanding and impatient. ra - hee soon begins to learn the dark secrets of celebrity reporting when her boss asks the impossible of her. the temptation of an exclusive story that could bring the lowly newspaper into acclaim and her career hurtling forwards is too much for ra - hee as she takes on the biggest story in years. her first assignment is to investigate sexual assault claims on a young, upcoming actor .
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as the heroine and setting the movie at an entertainment news division of a failing print newspaper. i’ll go over these elements in detail later. but first, the important stuff !
considering this, the english title just comes off as odd. now let’s talk about plot .
a group of newly appointed interns at a 3 rd rate print newspaper get assigned to their departments. our heroine, who is just out of college, gets assigned to the entertainment news division led be a mad dog of an editor. he wants juicy scoops as he is basically in the gossip game but still wants the writing done well with all the is dotted and ts crossed. considering he really has no life and tons of stress, he tends to abuse his subordinates even though he is weighted down with the responsible for them and their livelihood in the age of newspapers going down the toilet .
there are interesting bits to having the entertainment news department as a setting. the inherent silliness to the gossipy nature of the profession and just the name dropping of well - known actors by characters also played by actors tend to be amusing. what can i say more ?
if the supporting characters did a good job mentoring her, the whole “joan of arc” of journalism could have worked. but, there was no time for that and the other characters are rather fuzzy on the matter of journalistic integrity as they are only a few footsteps separated from being paparazzi .
considering the movie is at a serious disadvantage in regards to delivering a serious message by the choice of setting and heroine, the case that the heroine puts her soap box on becomes important. give me some good life or death stuff! sick kids with evil international corporations is always a cliché but good choice. “erin brockovich” (2000) is a good examples of this .
equivalent to this fictional case would be the ruckus surrounding the actress / model clara this year who starred in “casa amor: exclusive for ladies” (2015). and, compared to her fictional counterparts, i would have to give credit to clara for having “balls” and willing to fight dirty .
the male idol in this movie is just a pathetic push over making a bigger mess out of the situation that should have just been fought out by lawyers and solved rather quickly. our heroine comes to his rescue and just made the situation bigger which is not what a celebrity wants. in other words, this case is rather a lightweight foundation to plant our “journalism” banner .
while i do find the ending of the movie unintentionally funny because we have little park bo - young figuratively waving an oversized banner on top of a lame case, what is more amusing is that the manner in way the story is concluded basically contradicts the message of the movie .
immersiveness of the movie which is already seriously hamstrung by a very clucky way of introducing the characters. this is not a movie to just throw the audience in midway through the beginning. also the sound mixing is not great .
i was planning on watching oh my ghostess... but your description of her acting is making me have second thoughts .
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you call it passion ( hangul : 열정 같은 소리 하고 있네 ; rr : yeoljeong gateun sori hago itne ) is a south korean comedy film based on the novel by lee hye-rin about a new graduate who struggles to survive in the war of entertainment news . 
you call it passion (hangul: 열정 같은 소리 하고 있네; rr: yeoljeong gateun sori hago itne) is a south korean comedy film based on the novel by lee hye-rin about a new graduate who struggles to survive in the war of entertainment news.
you call it passion (hangul: 열정 같은 소리 하고 있네; rr: yeoljeong gateun sori hago itne) is a south korean comedy film based on the novel by lee hye-rin about a new graduate who struggles to survive in the war of entertainment news.