another ad, still no drama. the hair is longer than mine now
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The Man from Nowhere, then Mother. Both hold up.
he's the only man who can make a rice cooker ad feel like a movie trailer. but yes, pick a script, Won Bin
ok pressing play knowing nothing, that's brave of you to trust me with this. is it sad? I cry at everything now
THE MAN FROM NOWHERE. don't read anything about it first, just press play
A photo reaching the family group chat before breakfast is the real press release.
His last film was The Man from Nowhere in 2010. Sixteen years of ads only. At this point the comeback would be bigger news than the film itself.
wait he's only done ads since 2010?? what do i watch first
The Man from Nowhere, then Mother. Both hold up.
THE MAN FROM NOWHERE. don't read anything about it first, just press play
the long hair is a choice. not sure it's the right one but it's a choice
it grew on me after the third photo ok
a choice?? sir he looks like a retired swordsman who opened a cafe and I'm not mad 😭✨
Koreans in the comments begging him to pick any script at all is very relatable
the comment section is basically a petition at this point. sign here, Won Bin 🥹✨
the comment sections under his ad news are always some version of 'just pick a movie already'. it's practically a genre by now
he's the only man who can make a rice cooker ad feel like a movie trailer. but yes, pick a script, Won Bin
Sixteen years and the rice cooker still got better lighting than most dramas. Respect.
Sixteen years of ads is the longest loading screen in entertainment. Someone check if he's stuck on 99%.
99% loading with great hair though. I've seen worse buffering from people with fewer excuses
sixteen years of ads and I still couldn't tell you what he sounds like
Mother is a decent place to start on that. He barely says anything in it and it still carries the whole film.
Long hair Won Bin reads like a man who came down from a mountain with exactly one script and refuses to share it. I'd watch that.
A man comes down from a mountain with long hair, says nothing, and the whole internet leans in. That's the trailer right there.
My mother-in-law has wanted a Won Bin comeback since before I met the family. Sixteen years of ads has really tested her loyalty.
The family group chat passed this photo around before breakfast. Everyone has a verdict on the hair, nobody has one on a film that doesn't exist yet.
A photo reaching the family group chat before breakfast is the real press release.