Park BoGum thanks Seungkwan (SEVENTEEN) for reviewing ”Wonderland”: ”I hope it's a consolation for you”

Actor Park BoGum expressed his gratitude to SEVENTEEN's Seungkwan, who left a review of "Wonderland" that was similar to Jin's.
Park Bo-Gum, who appeared in the movie "Wonderland" for the first time in three years, was in Seoul on the 4th at a
During the interview at the cafe, he said, "The reporters were also deeply touched by the review that Seungkwan posted after watching 'Wonderland.' We believe that this movie will be especially touching for those who have lost loved ones."
In response to the words, "It seems there are some points that I would like to share," she began, "First of all, I am very happy to have been able to invite Seungkwan to the preview screening. I am truly grateful that he came."
Park BoGum said, "And I thought that the review posted by Seungkwan said everything about our movie.
"It was really well written. Rather than me adding anything more, Seungkwan's words themselves expressed everything about the movie. So I'm very grateful."
She continued, "On one hand, I invited them because I thought it would be a little comforting, so I hesitated, but I also wanted to participate in this work because I wanted to give strength to those who were suffering from the pain and sadness of losing someone else."
I thought it would be good if I could do that. I think that feeling was conveyed, so that was good." Seungkwan, who attended the VIP preview of "Wonderland," recently posted a long message on his SNS.
In his post, he talked about his special bond with Park BoGum, the feelings he had while watching "Wonderland," and his nostalgia for the late Moonbin, which drew attention.
Seungkwan said, "When we first debuted, we were on a music show when we didn't know each other that well, and we started talking while laughing.
He played the song for us and said that he loved the song "When I Grow Up." It may have just been something he said because he happened to hear a good song, but at the time,
He was the only person who said that our songs were good, and I remember him being our pride throughout our activities. After that, whenever we met, he would greet us without smiling.
It had been a while since we last met at the MAMA Awards, and as we were taking a group photo after receiving the grand prize, she came up to us and said, "Congratulations. I'm so happy too."
"Let's take a photo together!' Almost 10 years have passed, but his heartfelt congratulations and smiles are still the same," he wrote.
He continued, "The preview screening that I ended up attending was filled with friends of my seniors. I was just invited to join in.
I was moved by so many movies that I felt grateful for even waiting and wanted to watch them quietly. Whether I was watching a superhero movie or a time slip movie that takes you back in time, I felt that the movie was a real movie.
To be honest, I didn't think there was any possibility of the movie actually happening, so I was satisfied with just watching it and was watching the movie to evaluate it. When I saw "Wonderland," I felt that a world like Wonderland was coming.
"I want to live in a world where we can live together, and I have hope that one day such a world will come," he said. "There are some separations that can take away some of the sadness while still leaving the preciousness intact.
So what if it's just an illusion?" Seungkwan expressed his hope, saying, "There's only a limited amount of things left, and memories are gradually forgotten and faded.
Instead of reminiscing, we ask each other about our days, whether we've had dinner, how the weather is, and so on, relive each other's day, and then have a beer when we remember.
Feeling. Even if we don't hear the sound of glasses clashing, if we can just feel in some way, whether it's artificial intelligence or something else, then wouldn't that reduce despair even just a little?
"When I come back to reality after imagining things, regrets I had forgotten come flooding back to me," Seungkwan said.
I can't be a good person, but I want to be a good person to everyone who has helped me live. I started thinking about this again while watching my senior. I can't be close to my senior, but I happened to see a movie with him.
"Wonderland" is a video chat service that uses artificial intelligence to revive the dead.
The film tells the story of a man reuniting with a loved one through a world of wonderland. The film will be released in Korea on the 5th.