Ticket Dabang girls like Hwang Ji-hee (Hui-soo's mother) offer sexual services to their clients if they pay the additional fee for the ticket. The love story between Hwang Ji-hee and Jang Ju-won is the most tragic and touching story in this show. She saved him from the loneliness and cruelty of the world, and gave meaning to his life. He took her off the street and saved her from a meaningless life that she rejected deep down and that embarrassed her. Each one saved the other and granted him/her redemption. That's why the future is so painful. The scenes of Jang Ju-won's fight against the army of gangsters in the motel and on the streets of the neighborhood are undoubtedly excellent, a masterpiece of action cinema, with wonderful choreography, an unbeatable battle script and Sublime camera handling. Director Min Yong Jun showed how he has dedicated his life to recruiting superhumans for his black ops team by all means, and will stop at nothing to achieve it. Taking into account that Kim Doo Sik was already working for him at least in 1987 (when the terrorist attack against the plane), a year before the end of the military dictatorship, it would be reasonable to ask if he did not recruit Kim Doo Sik by force, and if he was the first superhuman that Director identified and recruited. If so, that could explain the mutual animosity that always existed between the two.
At this point in the story we get a clearer look into the Director's grand design. However, how he goes about it leaves little to be desired. Once again, thank you for this exceptional comment.
Moon-san, Guryong-po, Na-ju, Jin-cheon, etc are neigborhood/city names in S.korea. Their codenames are their birthplace/hometown. I really enjoyed the hallway fight scene too, it's so cool. Can't wait for next episodes reaction guys!! Much Love...
Fire punch!! + I love the detail that Juwon gave his cozy place to Jihee (he let other women to sit on the door side) and he finally closed the window for Jihee even though he is claustrophobic.
Let’s appreciate guryongpo’s actor, he’s name is Ryu Seung Ryong, one of the a list veteran actor he was the in Kingdom, Miracle in Cell No. 7 and my fave movie is Extreme Job. y’all should check it out, its hilarious 😂, also wait on thr latter episode he’s not done giving u wide range of excellent acting, im excited as u guys go further with the episodes ❤
that scene where he literally wraps his body around hers so that she won't get hurt...just full body chills every. single. time. I love their story so much! 🥰
As explained in the post of the previous episode, the "Coffee Ladies" are officially not prostitutes: they deliver coffee to the customer's home or to the Dabang (coffee shop) and stay with them to keep them company. However, by paying a so-called ticket, extra services can be arranged, which is usually sex. So in fact they are all prostitutes. In Korea everyone knows what these girls do, so when Ju-won asked the motel owner to order a coffee from that Dabang, the owner replied: "then you're not really a saint" or something like that, assuming that he wants to have sex at that moment. It gets even funnier when Ju-won, not finding Ji-hee to deliver his coffee, keeps calling for more coffee again and again, thus making the motel owner believe that he is having sex with all these women one after another the other, giving the worst possible image, as if he were sex-hungry or something. Yes, the Condor trilogy are actually existing wuxia novels, written by Jin Yong. Without going into too much detail, the parallel between these novels and the works of Kang Full from which he drew inspiration is evident to those who have read them. Moreover, in the phrase "they are martial arts novels, but they talk about love" or something like that, you can find the whole leitmotif of Moving: a story of action, espionage, assassins, monsters, but that its heart is love, and love story between the characters. The parallel between Hulk, the Marvel character, and Ju-won is quite obvious: a monster in appearance, but with a good heart. In case the sequence of events wasn't clear: Min-ki didn't know where Ju-won was hiding, but after Ju-won beats up the guys who attacked Ji-hee, one of them manages to escape, ask for the help from his brother, who was the boss of that area. Word gets to Min-ki, she knows it's Ju-won, so she joins that other guy's gang to ambush Ju-won. Meanwhile Min Yong-jun, uses his government power to shut down the motel area using the police under the guise of the government's recent war on crime (as explained in the previous episode's post) so that the gangsters can push the limit Ju-won's abilities, so that Min Yong-jun can see if he can be an asset to the NIS. However, it is clear that Ju-won agreed to join the NIS to have a clean record, but I think also because the NIS gave him, at that moment, a purpose in life, apparently more noble than being a gangster. The dynamic that is created when Doo-sik is introduced to Ju-won is wonderful: Min Yong-jun takes care to establish the hierarchical rules of the organization, the code names and Doo-sik, with all his usual arrogance and lack respectfully, with his hands in his pockets, he directly says his name to Ju-won and introduces himself to him informally: it's basically the biggest fuck you Doo-sik could say to Min Yong-jun without saying it outright. From here we then go back to the previous episodes about Doo-sik and why Min Yong-jun didn't trust him etc... The ending of this episode is beautiful: in the previous episode Ju-won told Ji-hee that he couldn't find his way, not only practically but, above all metaphorically, in that moment lost and without a purpose. But now he tells her that, even if he still has orientation problems, to find her he followed her heart: Ji-hee has become her reason for living, her new purpose. Wonderfully romantic, but this also applies vice versa: Ji-hee wasn't a Coffee Lady out of passion and from the way she spoke to the owner of the Café, one senses that she was betrayed many times by the promises of men who pretended to be romantic. Ju-won was the first truly romantic man she found of hers, who gave her a new lease on life. All wonderful, but also terribly sad: from previous episodes, we know that Ji-hee is destined to die in that car accident, which makes these episodes very sad.
@@cinemamosaic Small parallel: Kim Doo-sik and Lee Mi-hyun fell in love thanks to the coffee they bought from the vending machine, just as Hwang Ji-hee and Jang Ju-won fell in love thanks to the Dabang coffee. Coffee like cupid makes couples fall in love. Clearly more complicated than that, but it was a fun detail.
You’re right. Mr.Min said to Doosik just to monitor Monster if he survives or not, he did not order to save him. But at the end Doosik saved him literally, disobeying mr.Min’s order again😅
Doosik seems to do his own thing on his own terms. The Director is solely focused on his assignments and could care less about the damage it may cause.
Doosik is humanist of course he will save him and just like you said Doosik seems to do his own thing that’s why Director Min give Mihyun (bongseok mom) a mission to make Doosik fall for her so Doosik have something to comeback to and it works just like Director Min plan (the end of ep 9 when Doosik comeback for Mihyun), imagine if he not fall for Mihyun he would just disappear and no one could find him
Director asked DooSik to stay away and just watch but he actually saved him by his own decision. Maybe he watched whole thing from the sky and decided to save him instead of just watching him die.And Summer you're so pretty :)
At that time, Coffee ticket means prostitution service in Korea Now, Prostitution is illegal in Korea And Moving story includes Historical Events like KAL airplane explode in 1987 by NK, NK leader's dead before summit with South korea President, NK spies invasion and fail to arrest (disappear like Dan Cooper) Moving is really good drama and if you know Korean modern history and culture , you could enjoy.😊
Thanks for another great reactions! Always makes my day when you post another video! Appreciate the attention to detail and in depth breakdowns! Watching you guys and @cinetofu react to this series! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The main character on Condor trilogy is similar to Ju-Won. Strong but naive hero who meets shrewd and feisty woman to compliment his weakness. Dabang ladies were real but they weren't like regular escorts. It actually did start out as regular delivery service. Then men offered them to have coffee with them at their expense for "companionship". In the beginning it actually was just talking and harmless contact like holding hands. And eventually it did evolve into sexual service but difference between them and escorts is that they're not forced to provide sexual service like prostitutes. They can refuse if they don't like the men or just don't feel like it. They may even come on to you if they really like you. They were more free to do what they want.
2:23 In Korea, many coffee shops serve as decadent establishments. However, such a coffee shop is an old Korean style coffee shop. Modern coffee shops never sell prostitution.
I really thought Summer was gonna cry at one part there, and ngl, I almost did when I watched this 😅 I had to constantly remind myself that they still need to make and raise Huisoo so they'll be fine 😅
If you watched "Kingdom" then you saw Guryongpo (SeungRyong Ryu) previously. He was the main villain. You have to react to "Extreme Job" as it revived his career. If you watch it, you will understand why they put the line The fresh chicken even after dead line is in this series. The guy who got a scar in his mouth was in "Extraordinary Attorney Woo." Anyway, Summer keeps on saying the actors are adorable in romantic scenes, but she is adorable when she feels that and mentions that. If she reacted to "Crash Landing on You," I would like to watch. Please leave the link. Thank you for your reactions.
Yeah, Syntell, the coffee delivery service is like an escort service. The initial payment is for the lady to bring a coffee and to hang out and drink it with you (much like an escort -- initial job is to just act like a date), but if you pay extra for a "ticket" they'll get in to some sexual stuff
I watched True Romance back in the day bc of Christian Slater. And I think Brad Pitt (my ult, as the kids say these days. Yes i'm just dating myself atp) had a supporting/small role. Thanks for taking me back with that shout-out 😅 Speaking of hallway fights, I just watched the newly-premiered episodes of another gangster kdrama set in the 90s, "The Worst of Evil". I grew up watching a lot of HK triad movies in tt era, plenty of such action 😅
We got an OG in the house. 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Yeah, True Romance was my jam back in the day. Some of the best writing at that time for Quentin Tarantino. It's definitely a cult classic.
HULK SMASH!!! :) (Or, "Hey, Kool-Aid! Get the $%^& away from my woman!!!" LOL!!!) Summer, I'm glad this episode touched your heart! With parents like these, Jang He-soo never had a chance :) "Hulk moves" galore! Cue DD fight scene with the "Flame On!" arm! LOL!!!! (By the way, the Interwebs today said during my search that what the Korean coffee shop, um, offers can, um, differ...) THANKS for these, Syntell and Summer! What a great way to spend a Saturday afernoon/evening after finishing "Moving" in the morning, so it's fresh in my mind!!! For these commentaries I'll even tolerate Syntell's joke from the '50s!!! LOL!!!!
18:43 As we seen on Doosik's Eps. he always shoot between chest and arms to not perfect kill and took care ER service to survive asap. but in this ep. he took the headshoot to Minki. so I think, Doosik think Minki is really f**cking A**hole never to forgive.
Of course, I really like the reaction of the man, but I subscribe and let you know because the woman is beautiful and her reaction is good!!I'm waiting for the reaction of Episode 13 of Moving Legend!
The Condor Trilogy is 3 books set in the historical fiction universe written by Jin Yong. He is considered the Tolkien of China. The Condor series is set between the period right before the Mongol Invasion and the end of the Yuan(Mongol) Dynasty. Genghis Kahn being a mentor like figure to the main character of the first book. You could technically do a react to the shows that are based on the books. Fox Volant which Huisoos dad is reading later is also part of that universe taking place several hundred years after the condor series.
There is a law that says Korean front doors should be made of steel. So that you can hold out in case of a fire in the hallway. So it's easier to break down walls than break down doors.
5:56 the madam actually said in korean "Appeal to personal past story you hate the most" not "sappy kind thing" awful subtitles. lazy Disney+(hulu) subtitles team
I mean, the "coffee" delivery service was a common front for an escort service until the early 90s, but that's been eradicated. Red light districts were demolished and sex work was driven out of the public eye.
Too Much Info about 다방: Da-Bang and Prostitution. In the movie, Da-Bang translates as just a coffee shop, but in fact Da-Bang is a place that sells different kinds of tea. Tea Room for direct translation of Da-Bang. Just one of the menus is coffee. This Da-Bang is divided into two types: the usual Da-Bang, which serves as the current coffee shop, and the other is the Ticket Da-Bang, which also serves as a prostitute. In Korea, all kinds of prostitution have long been illegal. However, at that time, the prohibition of prostitution was formal due to the issue of recovery and economic development after the Korean War. After the war, there were still some naturally created brothels, which, coupled with the growth of gangsters, were so big social problem that human trafficking, which kidnapped women and sold them to brothels, was often made into news and movies. Since the Joseon Kingdom era, Korea has a strong culture that values women's purity, so even after exiting the brothels, it was socially buried. So most of them gave up going back home once they were kidnapped and sold. As such, they were rated like livestock and sold back to the provinces when it became difficult to receive expensive customers after working in large cities such as Seoul. Sold to the province, they go to a lower-level brothel or work as prostitutes in Ticket Da-Bang like Jihee. That's why Jihee is so pessimistic, hates romanticist and tough
that coffee service was real thing. they deliver coffee with sexual services. It used to be common, but now it's almost gone. I heard there are still some in rural areas. But even that is hard to find. Because it's such an old way that the sexuality industry has changed in a different way now
I've been subscribed to this channel for quite some time, but I can't figure out why the number of subscribers has stagnated compared to the number of views. I hope this channel does well.
in my opinion, i am not a specialist, but i have been studying english(actually not much) and korean both, in the korean words , there are more tiny, emotional, detail words in there, english is more in logic, relation.. this is why korea is more supicious in acting,
it's the escort service back in until like 90's and NOT COMMON TODAY but I bet in very remote country side where there are especially military camps has some small towns with coffee shops with ladies.
that is kind of illegal and old culture in korea that coffee lady who belongs to(They litterally belong to owners due to debts or other reason) a cafe called "Dabang" delivers coffee and provides prostitution. we can't find it in major cities theese days as far as i know though still there're few Dabangs in countrysides not all of them do the delivery and prostitution but some of them are still known to do
prostitution is legally prohibited in SK, but law is law. there are few forms of under-the-table prostitutions, and this ticket dabang(=tea house) service in the 80s is one of them.
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16:55 key moments, key line in this episode..."You must have had a reason" whenever I saw that scene, I got to sob and nod
Ticket Dabang girls like Hwang Ji-hee (Hui-soo's mother) offer sexual services to their clients if they pay the additional fee for the ticket. The love story between Hwang Ji-hee and Jang Ju-won is the most tragic and touching story in this show. She saved him from the loneliness and cruelty of the world, and gave meaning to his life. He took her off the street and saved her from a meaningless life that she rejected deep down and that embarrassed her. Each one saved the other and granted him/her redemption. That's why the future is so painful. The scenes of Jang Ju-won's fight against the army of gangsters in the motel and on the streets of the neighborhood are undoubtedly excellent, a masterpiece of action cinema, with wonderful choreography, an unbeatable battle script and Sublime camera handling.
Director Min Yong Jun showed how he has dedicated his life to recruiting superhumans for his black ops team by all means, and will stop at nothing to achieve it. Taking into account that Kim Doo Sik was already working for him at least in 1987 (when the terrorist attack against the plane), a year before the end of the military dictatorship, it would be reasonable to ask if he did not recruit Kim Doo Sik by force, and if he was the first superhuman that Director identified and recruited. If so, that could explain the mutual animosity that always existed between the two.
At this point in the story we get a clearer look into the Director's grand design.
However, how he goes about it leaves little to be desired.
Once again, thank you for this exceptional comment.
Imagine the daughter fought 17 Vs 1 while the father here fought 100 Vs 1. 😊 that's why Frank is the "second string" because this man is the first 😊😊
There's levels to this, and Frank needs a lot more experience before he can step into those shoes.
Moon-san, Guryong-po, Na-ju, Jin-cheon, etc are neigborhood/city names in S.korea. Their codenames are their birthplace/hometown.
I really enjoyed the hallway fight scene too, it's so cool. Can't wait for next episodes reaction guys!! Much Love...
The hallway fight scene is LEGENDARY
my favorite parent couple story in this show♥️♥️. Especially that dam da di song scene. Felt magical ♥️😍
한국인이세요? 담다디 노래를 어떻게 아시는지...1988년에 나온 한국노래인데 😄😄
한국색히😂
노래 가사가 리듬에 비해 슬프고 장주원의 마음을 미리 암시하고 있어요.
You know what? Minky is the Dongurami's boss of the restaurant in the Attorney woo. 🤣
Fire punch!!
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I love the detail that Juwon gave his cozy place to Jihee (he let other women to sit on the door side) and he finally closed the window for Jihee even though he is claustrophobic.
One of the Best episode in this entire season. Keep reacting please👍 More will come.
More are coming 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Let’s appreciate guryongpo’s actor, he’s name is Ryu Seung Ryong, one of the a list veteran actor he was the in Kingdom, Miracle in Cell No. 7 and my fave movie is Extreme Job. y’all should check it out, its hilarious 😂,
also wait on thr latter episode he’s not done giving u wide range of excellent acting, im excited as u guys go further with the episodes ❤
Without any spoilers, I will say that he's now on my radar for future projects and reactions.
I completely agree with you, 'Extreme Job' is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. 😜👍
that scene where he literally wraps his body around hers so that she won't get hurt...just full body chills every. single. time. I love their story so much! 🥰
Whatever it takes to protect the ones you love.
@@cinemamosaic right?! amazing!
As explained in the post of the previous episode, the "Coffee Ladies" are officially not prostitutes: they deliver coffee to the customer's home or to the Dabang (coffee shop) and stay with them to keep them company. However, by paying a so-called ticket, extra services can be arranged, which is usually sex. So in fact they are all prostitutes. In Korea everyone knows what these girls do, so when Ju-won asked the motel owner to order a coffee from that Dabang, the owner replied: "then you're not really a saint" or something like that, assuming that he wants to have sex at that moment. It gets even funnier when Ju-won, not finding Ji-hee to deliver his coffee, keeps calling for more coffee again and again, thus making the motel owner believe that he is having sex with all these women one after another the other, giving the worst possible image, as if he were sex-hungry or something. Yes, the Condor trilogy are actually existing wuxia novels, written by Jin Yong. Without going into too much detail, the parallel between these novels and the works of Kang Full from which he drew inspiration is evident to those who have read them. Moreover, in the phrase "they are martial arts novels, but they talk about love" or something like that, you can find the whole leitmotif of Moving: a story of action, espionage, assassins, monsters, but that its heart is love, and love story between the characters. The parallel between Hulk, the Marvel character, and Ju-won is quite obvious: a monster in appearance, but with a good heart. In case the sequence of events wasn't clear: Min-ki didn't know where Ju-won was hiding, but after Ju-won beats up the guys who attacked Ji-hee, one of them manages to escape, ask for the help from his brother, who was the boss of that area. Word gets to Min-ki, she knows it's Ju-won, so she joins that other guy's gang to ambush Ju-won. Meanwhile Min Yong-jun, uses his government power to shut down the motel area using the police under the guise of the government's recent war on crime (as explained in the previous episode's post) so that the gangsters can push the limit Ju-won's abilities, so that Min Yong-jun can see if he can be an asset to the NIS. However, it is clear that Ju-won agreed to join the NIS to have a clean record, but I think also because the NIS gave him, at that moment, a purpose in life, apparently more noble than being a gangster. The dynamic that is created when Doo-sik is introduced to Ju-won is wonderful: Min Yong-jun takes care to establish the hierarchical rules of the organization, the code names and Doo-sik, with all his usual arrogance and lack respectfully, with his hands in his pockets, he directly says his name to Ju-won and introduces himself to him informally: it's basically the biggest fuck you Doo-sik could say to Min Yong-jun without saying it outright. From here we then go back to the previous episodes about Doo-sik and why Min Yong-jun didn't trust him etc... The ending of this episode is beautiful: in the previous episode Ju-won told Ji-hee that he couldn't find his way, not only practically but, above all metaphorically, in that moment lost and without a purpose. But now he tells her that, even if he still has orientation problems, to find her he followed her heart: Ji-hee has become her reason for living, her new purpose. Wonderfully romantic, but this also applies vice versa: Ji-hee wasn't a Coffee Lady out of passion and from the way she spoke to the owner of the Café, one senses that she was betrayed many times by the promises of men who pretended to be romantic. Ju-won was the first truly romantic man she found of hers, who gave her a new lease on life. All wonderful, but also terribly sad: from previous episodes, we know that Ji-hee is destined to die in that car accident, which makes these episodes very sad.
This is an excellent break down. Thank you so much for taking the time clarify everything.
You're awesome for this.
@@cinemamosaic Small parallel: Kim Doo-sik and Lee Mi-hyun fell in love thanks to the coffee they bought from the vending machine, just as Hwang Ji-hee and Jang Ju-won fell in love thanks to the Dabang coffee. Coffee like cupid makes couples fall in love. Clearly more complicated than that, but it was a fun detail.
You’re right. Mr.Min said to Doosik just to monitor Monster if he survives or not, he did not order to save him. But at the end Doosik saved him literally, disobeying mr.Min’s order again😅
Doosik seems to do his own thing on his own terms. The Director is solely focused on his assignments and could care less about the damage it may cause.
Doosik is humanist of course he will save him and just like you said Doosik seems to do his own thing that’s why Director Min give Mihyun (bongseok mom) a mission to make Doosik fall for her so Doosik have something to comeback to and it works just like Director Min plan (the end of ep 9 when Doosik comeback for Mihyun), imagine if he not fall for Mihyun he would just disappear and no one could find him
Best episode yet!
Can't wait for the next reactions🔥🙌
Fingers crossed, hopefully Wednesday.
Director asked DooSik to stay away and just watch but he actually saved him by his own decision. Maybe he watched whole thing from the sky and decided to save him instead of just watching him die.And Summer you're so pretty :)
I think he was watching the entire time. DooSik seems to always be lurking in the background somewhere.
He's a humanist after all. ;)
Their daughter Hee-su also can't ignore the sight of a grown man crying. (North Korean big man)
Wow! I really enjoy watching you guys. I love listening to your theories as well.
Thank you for spending your time with us. We really appreciate it.
최애영화 타란티노 각본의 트루로맨스를 언급해주셔서 너무 감동입니다😍😍😍
주원과 지희의 서사는 클레런스와 알라바마의 그것을 연상시켜요
두분 리액션 계속 기다려집니다 최고❤
At that time, Coffee ticket means prostitution service in Korea
Now, Prostitution is illegal in Korea
And Moving story includes Historical Events like KAL airplane explode in 1987 by NK, NK leader's dead before summit with South korea President, NK spies invasion and fail to arrest (disappear like Dan Cooper)
Moving is really good drama and if you know Korean modern history and culture , you could enjoy.😊
summer누나 너무 이뻐요!!
Thanks for another great reactions! Always makes my day when you post another video! Appreciate the attention to detail and in depth breakdowns! Watching you guys and @cinetofu react to this series! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much for the support. We really love this show. The writing and acting make it easy to talk about.
For a television show, the level of action in this series is amazing.
The main character on Condor trilogy is similar to Ju-Won. Strong but naive hero who meets shrewd and feisty woman to compliment his weakness.
Dabang ladies were real but they weren't like regular escorts. It actually did start out as regular delivery service. Then men offered them to have coffee with them at their expense for "companionship". In the beginning it actually was just talking and harmless contact like holding hands. And eventually it did evolve into sexual service but difference between them and escorts is that they're not forced to provide sexual service like prostitutes. They can refuse if they don't like the men or just don't feel like it. They may even come on to you if they really like you. They were more free to do what they want.
2:23 In Korea, many coffee shops serve as decadent establishments. However, such a coffee shop is an old Korean style coffee shop. Modern coffee shops never sell prostitution.
@danielpolivka7012 Thank you for your good comment.
Could you imagine the ads Starbucks would be running 😂🤣
@@cinemamosaic If that scenario were to unfold, the author would face hundreds of millions of dollars in lawsuits lol
AWESOME reaction! Thanks guys
thank you for the reaction....you guys are fast, cant wait for the next reaction
Thank you for the compliment. We're working very hard to get them out quickly. Big shout outs to our editor.
With the coffee thing yes way way back. Coffee with a tip and companion like someone to talk with. Sometimes, pleasure is part of it.
I really thought Summer was gonna cry at one part there, and ngl, I almost did when I watched this 😅 I had to constantly remind myself that they still need to make and raise Huisoo so they'll be fine 😅
Exactly. I would be a mess if we didn't already have that hind sight.
Good show, good re action
11화 너무 좋아요❤❤❤
Yes it is. It seems like each episode is one upping the next.
If you watched "Kingdom" then you saw Guryongpo (SeungRyong Ryu) previously. He was the main villain. You have to react to "Extreme Job" as it revived his career. If you watch it, you will understand why they put the line The fresh chicken even after dead line is in this series. The guy who got a scar in his mouth was in "Extraordinary Attorney Woo." Anyway, Summer keeps on saying the actors are adorable in romantic scenes, but she is adorable when she feels that and mentions that. If she reacted to "Crash Landing on You," I would like to watch. Please leave the link. Thank you for your reactions.
Which character that guy with the scar played in 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo'? I dont remember him.
@@aileen8492 The chef
오늘도 잘 보고 갑니다 ~ 펀치 펀치 !!!😊😊😊
I like this episode and your reactions are on point! I like it! =)
Thank you so much.
Yeah, Syntell, the coffee delivery service is like an escort service. The initial payment is for the lady to bring a coffee and to hang out and drink it with you (much like an escort -- initial job is to just act like a date), but if you pay extra for a "ticket" they'll get in to some sexual stuff
I wonder if Starbucks is paying attention 🤣😂
lololololololololol@@cinemamosaic
다음편 그리고 그 다음편이 더 재밌습니다 진짜로 ㅋㅋㅋ
Next episode please ❤
야호 11회 기다렸어요
Awesome, now we're watching it together. Thank you for your time. ❤
I watched True Romance back in the day bc of Christian Slater. And I think Brad Pitt (my ult, as the kids say these days. Yes i'm just dating myself atp) had a supporting/small role. Thanks for taking me back with that shout-out 😅
Speaking of hallway fights, I just watched the newly-premiered episodes of another gangster kdrama set in the 90s, "The Worst of Evil". I grew up watching a lot of HK triad movies in tt era, plenty of such action 😅
We got an OG in the house. 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Yeah, True Romance was my jam back in the day. Some of the best writing at that time for Quentin Tarantino.
It's definitely a cult classic.
Almost….almost…. I really want reaction ep12,13 you guys. I cant wait
HULK SMASH!!! :) (Or, "Hey, Kool-Aid! Get the $%^& away from my woman!!!" LOL!!!) Summer, I'm glad this episode touched your heart! With parents like these, Jang He-soo never had a chance :) "Hulk moves" galore! Cue DD fight scene with the "Flame On!" arm! LOL!!!!
(By the way, the Interwebs today said during my search that what the Korean coffee shop, um, offers can, um, differ...)
THANKS for these, Syntell and Summer! What a great way to spend a Saturday afernoon/evening after finishing "Moving" in the morning, so it's fresh in my mind!!! For these commentaries I'll even tolerate Syntell's joke from the '50s!!! LOL!!!!
If i was one of the gangsters seeing a guy in front of me regenerating from lethal wounds, i would escape right away.
18:43 As we seen on Doosik's Eps. he always shoot between chest and arms to not perfect kill and took care ER service to survive asap. but in this ep. he took the headshoot to Minki. so I think, Doosik think Minki is really f**cking A**hole never to forgive.
Of course, I really like the reaction of the man, but I subscribe and let you know because the woman is beautiful and her reaction is good!!I'm waiting for the reaction of Episode 13 of Moving Legend!
The Condor Trilogy is 3 books set in the historical fiction universe written by Jin Yong. He is considered the Tolkien of China. The Condor series is set between the period right before the Mongol Invasion and the end of the Yuan(Mongol) Dynasty. Genghis Kahn being a mentor like figure to the main character of the first book. You could technically do a react to the shows that are based on the books. Fox Volant which Huisoos dad is reading later is also part of that universe taking place several hundred years after the condor series.
There is a law that says Korean front doors should be made of steel. So that you can hold out in case of a fire in the hallway. So it's easier to break down walls than break down doors.
항상 잘 보고 갑니다..
이번 에피소드에서는 커피숍 사장님과 지희의 동료들, 그리고 모텔 주인..
조연 하신 분들도 연기가 너무 좋았어요..^^
ps. 주원을 배신했던 민기 가 이상한 변호사 우영우 의 동그라미 사장님인 거 아셨나요?
It feels like everyone on this project stepped up. Even the smaller roles too. I appreciate the dedication.
how romantic! a runaway gangster and a coffee lady together. Coffee ladies selling their body was a culture in 70s and 80s to avoid getting caught.
5:56 the madam actually said in korean "Appeal to personal past story you hate the most"
not "sappy kind thing"
awful subtitles.
lazy Disney+(hulu) subtitles team
2:20 Coffee delivery services and prostitution were real things in Korea in the 80s.
I mean, the "coffee" delivery service was a common front for an escort service until the early 90s, but that's been eradicated. Red light districts were demolished and sex work was driven out of the public eye.
아직 있어여 아직도 한번씩 범죄 피해자로 나오는 중
Too Much Info about 다방: Da-Bang and Prostitution. In the movie, Da-Bang translates as just a coffee shop, but in fact Da-Bang is a place that sells different kinds of tea. Tea Room for direct translation of Da-Bang. Just one of the menus is coffee. This Da-Bang is divided into two types: the usual Da-Bang, which serves as the current coffee shop, and the other is the Ticket Da-Bang, which also serves as a prostitute.
In Korea, all kinds of prostitution have long been illegal. However, at that time, the prohibition of prostitution was formal due to the issue of recovery and economic development after the Korean War.
After the war, there were still some naturally created brothels, which, coupled with the growth of gangsters, were so big social problem that human trafficking, which kidnapped women and sold them to brothels, was often made into news and movies.
Since the Joseon Kingdom era, Korea has a strong culture that values women's purity, so even after exiting the brothels, it was socially buried. So most of them gave up going back home once they were kidnapped and sold.
As such, they were rated like livestock and sold back to the provinces when it became difficult to receive expensive customers after working in large cities such as Seoul. Sold to the province, they go to a lower-level brothel or work as prostitutes in Ticket Da-Bang like Jihee.
That's why Jihee is so pessimistic, hates romanticist and tough
that coffee service was real thing. they deliver coffee with sexual services. It used to be common, but now it's almost gone. I heard there are still some in rural areas. But even that is hard to find. Because it's such an old way that the sexuality industry has changed in a different way now
잘 보고 갑니다.💓 If you enjoy this series I recommand one what is Hot Stove League. It's all about front office story of bastball team.
Thank you for the recommendation. We'll be sure to research it.
I've been subscribed to this channel for quite some time, but I can't figure out why the number of subscribers has stagnated compared to the number of views. I hope this channel does well.
I'm glad I'm not the only one noticed that! Hope it does ❤️
We're still pretty new but we are WOW'd at the response so far. You all have been rockstars spreading the word. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤
Netflix kdrama "The kingdom" is so good pls
be ready fore episode 12 onwards
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Less common now (maybe obsolete), but common form of prostitution in the 70-90s
in my opinion, i am not a specialist, but i have been studying english(actually not much) and korean both, in the korean words , there are more tiny, emotional, detail words in there, english is more in logic, relation.. this is why korea is more supicious in acting,
it's the escort service back in until like 90's and NOT COMMON TODAY but I bet in very remote country side where there are especially military camps has some small towns with coffee shops with ladies.
But hair salon "services" are still going strong in korea.
that is kind of illegal and old culture in korea that coffee lady who belongs to(They litterally belong to owners due to debts or other reason) a cafe called "Dabang" delivers coffee and provides prostitution.
we can't find it in major cities theese days as far as i know though
still there're few Dabangs in countrysides
not all of them do the delivery and prostitution but some of them are still known to do
prostitution is legally prohibited in SK, but law is law. there are few forms of under-the-table prostitutions, and this ticket dabang(=tea house) service in the 80s is one of them.
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that coffee culture doesnt exist in city areas anymore. its kind of coffee+prostitute
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