Kpop Demon Hunters from Netflix has an amazing squid game

It is not excessive to say that “KPOP Demon Hunters” took the world by storm. Nearly two months after the version of the animated movie on Netflix in June, the number one movie on The Straemer remains in the United States and the second film around the world. Stylish animation, sharp writing, attractive songs, and authentic contact with one of the largest international music movements all play in this success. But a lot of credit is also due to the sound of the star, led by Ardeen Cho, AHN HYO-SEOP, May Hong and Ji-Young Yoo.

Deeper in the call sheet, there is another name that you may recognize through a different global phenomenon from the Korea-based Netflix-Dysopian Dystopian “Squid Game”. Korean star Lee Pyongy Hoon plays the bad guys in both projects, and they depict The notorious front man in the “squid game” And express GWI-MA, King of Devils, in “KPOP Demon Hunters”.

It is a testimony of Korea’s rise in a world pop culture that Lee was a major part of the largest number of Netflix successes over the past few years. However, although the Western masses may not have been aware of his work before, it was incredibly prolific production before these tremendous collapses.

Lee Byung-Hun is famous for its work in Korea, which includes the historical TV drama “MR. Sunshine” and films such as “Ashfall”, “Arcy Combor Security” and “I have seen Satan”. But he also performed some Hollywood works – the most prominent of which is to play the role of the evil storm in “Gi Joe: The Rise of Cobra” for the year 2009, and completion of 2013, “Gi Joe: Retaliation”. In the same year, he also had a small role in adapting the comic book “Red 2”, and in 2015, T-1000 played in “Terminator Genisys”. In 2016, I gave me another appearance in Hollywood as one of seven idiosy, Billy Rocks, in Antoine Fukua.

So, if I see any of these a day, I was slightly caught by me years before his global outbreak in the “squid game”. While his most modern roles on Netflix were the wicked, I had a diverse profession in Korea, where he played all kinds of characters and the heroism of species, from the motion and excitement films to drama and films. And even Westerners.

Since Korean shows and films that have become more popular in the United States and on the world stage, some previous Lee’s works are likely to be withdrawn from the past in order to recover between new fans. “KPOP Demon Hunters” Fandom Certainly it is dedicated enough to do this on its own, although I think they may be a little more interested in the work of AHN Hyo -seop. Sorry for me, but these singers are half dreams of strikes hit a different difference. The giant package of magic fire does not respect these days.

“KPOP Demon Hunters” currently flows on Netflix.