It's okay to see it, I'm not interested in watching the second time

Gabe 2022-04-22 07:01:54

The first time I saw Lee Jun Ki was in "MY GIRL", I always felt that this person's phoenix eyes felt very special, it was strange that there are people, especially men with such eyes.

Later, many magazines talked about "The King's Man", and also talked about Li Junji, how special, how attractive this story is. I saw it the other day, and it was just the same.

Probably because the translation is not very good, I can't understand the same sex like Gongji and his senior brother. Originally, actors and gay sex are easily reminiscent of "Farewell My Concubine", but this "The King's Man" does not seem to focus on that. It does not describe the deep feelings between Dieyi and Xiaolou from childhood to adulthood. Yi Cong repeatedly mispronounced "I am a man, not a female Jiao'e", and Xiaolou's heart changed as he used a pipe to pry Dieyi's mouth. I don't understand, when Gong Ji and his senior brother knew that they were nothing more than tools for power struggle to be played in the palm of their hands, how could they still say something like "I will be an actor in my next life", is it just for the sake of sensationalism?

The real protagonist in this film should be the very nervous king. The shadow in his childhood made him always use hurting others to prevent others from hurting more. A tragic character. It is said that there is really such a king in history, and his background is really like the story in the play that he lost his mother in childhood and so on. Probably the screenwriter and director wanted to use Freud to show the other side of such a tyrant.

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The King and the Clown quotes

  • Archer: [From subtitles] By selfless sacrifice ministers have built this kingdom, yet you invite gutter rats to mock us.

  • Jang-sang: [From subtitles] From up here, even the palace looks no better than a hovel! In a world full of scoundrels, only here did I meet the nastiest of them all. Ho! And the foul things he would do! Will you hear this tale then? As the gods kill us for their sport, so would he. He killed more souls than there are tiles on these roofs. His lust insatiable, even 2000 virgins were not enough. Why, his pecker was this big. No, THIS big! With it he skewered clam after virgin clam. And when he got tired of girls, he wasted no time mounting a boy. Whoever pleased his one-eyed snake was given delicacies and silk robes - and a title to boot!