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The official character posters for "Seoul Vibe" have been revealed! On August 17, the upcoming Netflix film's cast members Yoo Ah In, Go Kyung Pyo, Lee Kyu Hyung, Park Ju Hyun, and Ong Seong Wu released individual posters. "Seoul Vibe," set against the backdrop of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, is a story about an impossibly grandiose slush fund robbery and the thrilling car chase that ensues on the streets of Seoul. The film, described as a "action blockbuster," will revolve around the "Samgyedong Supreme Team," a group of talented drivers who become involved in the investigation of the slush fund. XEM THÊM :  Hướng dẫn luật chơi xóc đĩa giành chiến thắng lên tới 90% To match the theme, each poster includes one-of-a-kind items representing each character. Yoo Ah In will transform into Dong Wook, the self-assured leader of the "Samgyedong Supreme Team," who does not back down even when confronted by the most powerful figures. Go Kyung Py

Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman), the demon child of the 2009 horror thriller "Orphan," was a 9-year-old psycho freak who dressed like a frumpy Victorian doll and spoke in a Russian accent, turning up the heat on her malevolence by making her appear not just a junior devil but a junior devil from Putin's land. Monster children movies have a long history (the first, "The Bad Seed," was released in 1956), and after "The Omen," "The Brood," "Ringu," and so many others, there wasn't much room for a pulp horror film like "Orphan" to surprise us. But, in its pulpy bazooka way, the film did have an original twist: Esther was not, in fact, nine years old; she was Leena, a woman in her early thirties with a rare hormonal disorder that stunted her physical development. The blunder of "Orphan" was that it wasn't much different from the film it would have been if Esther had just been 9 years old. If the adult-woman-in-a-chi

'Purple Hearts' quickly loses its footing while attempting to straddle many different cliches, leaving only a characterless adaptation standing. Purple Hearts, which is expected to be Netflix's most-watched film this year, plays out like a conservative fanfiction. While the film attempts to depict a romance between two people from opposing political ideologies, its insistence on locating all of its sympathies with the United States military overshadows everything else. Cassie Salazar (Sofia Carson) is an aspiring musician who enters a marriage of convenience with Luke Morrow (Nicholas Galitzine), a soon-to-be deployed U.S. soldier. Marine Corps officer The film devotes its storyline to fitting in as many issues as possible through Cassie and Luke's personal lives. XEM THÊM :  Cách đánh Yo88 tài xỉu kiếm tiền triệu nhanh như chớp Cassie, the child of an illegal immigrant, is shown working multiple jobs to pay off her debt while struggling to afford insulin for herself.

The first trailer for Tim Burton's remake of the Addams Family series, Wednesday, has been released by Netflix. A voice-over says, "Miss Addams, you certainly had a very interesting educational journey," followed by "Eight schools in five years." Later in the trailer, Jenna Ortega, who plays the titular character, says, "Little did I know that I'd be stepping into a nightmare." Murder, mayhem, and mystery abound. "I think I'll enjoy it here." XEM THÊM :  Tổng hợp các link ✔️ Tải game bài đổi thưởng nhiều người chơi nhất Catherine Zeta-Jones plays Morticia, Luis Guzmán plays Gomez, and Isaac Ordonez plays Wednesday's younger brother Pugsley. Victor Dorobantu is also in the cast, and George Burcea plays servant Lurch. Gwendoline Christie, Jamie McShane, Percy Hynes White, Hunter Doohan, Emma Myers, Joy Sunday, Naomi J Ogawa, Moosa Mostafa, Georgie Farmer, and Riki Lindhhome are among those who have appeared in the film. Christina Ri