Yunho (U-KNOW) looked small, especially in front of the camera. Actor Jung Yunho (U-KNOW) had more anxiety than hope, and the results were not good.
Perhaps it was passion that gave birth to the Disney+ movie "Pineapple" released on the 16th.
In "Outlaws," Yunho (U-KNOW) shows a side of himself that is 180 degrees different from his past.
I think he perfectly embodied the character of Bolgu. As a former member of Gwangju, he speaks the local dialect perfectly, and from the moment he first appears on screen, he exudes the feeling of being a true Mokpo local.
He is the epitome of a "country bumpkin". Once synonymous with honesty, he has completely abandoned his tidy image. He is a real country thug.
When he first met Oh Hee-dong (Yang Se-Jeong), he slapped him and told him, "Don't eat like you dislike it."
The scene where he is knocked down, and when police officer HONG-KI (Lee DongHwi) laughs at him mockingly, he steps back in fear but still swears at him;
He gets angry when his boss Captain Hwang (Hong Ki-joon) doesn't give him a job.
Every moment is meticulously portrayed, from the powerful Professor Kim (Kim Eui-sung) being rude to the female cafe employee Song-ja (Kim Min) and the subtle emotional response.
As for acting, Yunho (U-KNOW), who was still feeling his way around, has disappeared. It's hard to imagine how much suffering and proper attitude he must have had to go through to master this character.
Among established actors like Kim Eui-sung and Lee Dong-Hwi, the lack of acting skills is noticeable, but Yunho (U-KNOW) is showing his own color. He has grown a lot.
Even though his role is small, he stands out. Critics have also given him good reviews. Film critic Choi Kwanghee praised him, saying, "I didn't know he was such a good actor."
He also added that all the expressions are vivid and lively. Yunho (U-KNOW) continues to receive praise from the community.
"The Outlaws" continues to receive positive reviews. Even though there is no special incident yet, the human relationships are so densely constructed with so many layers that even just the two of them are enough to make it a suspense drama.
The drama is praised for its piercing dialogue by writer Yoon Tae-ho, its mise-en-scène that takes us back to the 1970s, and the outstanding performances by all the actors.
Bolg, who has nothing but a sinister nature, will become a constant source of conflict between HONG-KI and Heedong in the future.
They will be as unpleasant as a fish's thorn caught in its teeth.
Yunho (U-KNOW) was like a Borg from the moment he appeared, perhaps as if he were the reincarnation of the "10,000-hour rule." We look forward to seeing him perform like a fish in water in the remaining episodes.
I'd like to wait.
By minmin 2025/07/23 10:10 KST
