Full House 2: Will a spin-off film make a difference?
AT – Full house 2 (original title Full house take 2), the movie is a remake of the 2004 Korean movie Full House. Will this movie create a wave of love from the audience? Vietnamese like part 1 did? Audiences can find answers through 22 episodes.
Also adapted from the famous comic book by writer Won Soo Yeon, the story of Full House 2 is different from part 1. The film revolves around the humorous and romantic triangle relationship between a female martial artist. teaches Hapkido Jang Man Ok – the fashion stylist of the top idol group famous throughout Asia Take One – with two members, Lee Tae Ik, a perfectionist, and the handsome, friendly Won Kang Hwi and have a sense of humor.
Born into a family that owns a leading construction company in Korea, Tae Ik grew up in prosperity from a young age. However, after the family company went bankrupt, the happy house designed by his father was sold. Unable to bear it, Tae Ik always worked hard to earn a lot of money to buy back the house. And the miserable Jang Man Ok is faced with two choices: one is to become a female martial arts master according to his wishes or to become a designer according to the calling of her heart. Accidentally becoming a stylist for the idol group Take One, she always has to cry because of the difficult guy Tae Ik when he always finds her weaknesses. But in return, Kang Hwi brought her a smile with his thoughtfulness and humor. Just like in part 1, the fake marriage details of the two main characters were also exploited quite interestingly. Because Kang Hwi and Tae Ik were rumored to be gay, according to the arrangement of CEO LJ, director of Tae Ik’s management company, Man Ok was asked to marry Tae Ik to dispel the rumors. If Man Ok agrees to sign a marriage contract in three months, the company will erase all of her debt to the company. Faced with this shocking news, thousands of Tae Ik’s fans went to Man Ok’s house to protest. Witnessing this heartbreaking scene, Tae Ik brought Man Ok to his house to live with him. And so many funny and sad things happened…
Right from the start of the project, Happy Home part 2 has attracted attention because the film was invested quite elaborately and expensively with the cooperation of three companies from three countries: Korea, China and Japan.
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Incarnating the roles are young, beautiful actors who are idols of Korean youth. Specifically, Park Ki Woong (as Kang Won Hwi) is a rising Korean model and actor. After completing his role, Park Ki Woong decided to venture into the music industry with the release of an album of three songs. Many people believe that this is a spin-off of Full House because Park Ki Woong received love from the audience through his impressive performances on stage in the film. Actress Hwang Jung Eum (as Jang Man Ok) is no longer strange to Vietnamese television audiences. She appeared in many movies such as East of Eden, Family is Number 1, and especially the poor sister in the movie Big Life. Originally a singer, Hwang Jung Eum is increasingly famous in the film industry and is also a Korean advertising queen. And No Min Woo (as Lee Tae Ik) is not only handsome but also a great drummer, good at playing guitar and piano… No Min Woo once said that because he is a singer, he is not criticized. He was surprised by the performance scenes, but singing and performing on stage made him sweat and it was a difficult challenge in the process of transforming into the role.
