Pachinko: Lee Min Ho's h.ot scene was suddenly criticized, how was the female lead's acting?

Although he did not describe in detail, Lee Min Ho's h.ot scene in Pachinko still received mixed opinions.

Pachinko - Lee Min Ho's new movie is currently a h.ot topic on social networks. The Hollywood Reporter is impressed with the content and artistry of the film. The New York Times also rated Pachinko as an A. The project received critical acclaim with a score of 97% Rotten Tomatoes (average 9.1/10), 88 Metacritics. The performance of the actors is appreciated. In it, Lee Min Ho transforms as a villain. Kim Min Ha plays the role of an innocent, sensitive but stubborn g.irl who does not succumb to the power of evil.

In addition to the surprise of seeing Lee Min Ho change on the screen, many viewers expressed their displeasure at these two scenes. Kha quite negatively commented that these two scenes were too offensive for a Korean movie on historical topics.

In fact, the two h.ot scenes in episode 2 and episode 3 are not revealing, even Lee Min Ho doesn't need to take off his clothes. It all stops at the kiss and mainly the female lead's expression. However, the scene was still criticized as offensive because the kiss was too casual, the female expression... too realistic and the way the crew used sound to describe the rain clouds. Many people also think that the h.ot scene of Lee Min Ho and Kim Min Ha is not as artistic as the overall picture that the movie Pachinko has brought.

Audience comments:

- The line between objectionable and artistic is very thin. To say the artistic h.ot scene clearly, you have to watch some Korean movies about the bedroom, this scene is overdone so it's "funny"

- The kiss scene is a bit ridiculous. The movie's color is fine, everything's fine but the kiss scene looks disgusting

In Pachinko, Lee Min Ho plays Han Su, a henchman for the Japanese who, despite having a wife and 3 children, still sneaks back and forth with the village g.irl Sun Ja (Kim Min Ha). Although the broadcast time in the first 3 episodes was not much, but between the two characters, there were a l.ot of sneaky love scenes and two h.ot scenes.

This is a film project that marks the return of actor Lee Min Ho after a long absence. In addition to famous names such as Youn Yuh Jung, Lee Min Ho, the actress who plays the main role Kim Min Ha certainly also receives the attention of the audience. And not to disappoint the audience, Min Ha made an impressive appearance in the first episodes of Pachinko.

In Pachinko, Kim Min Ha plays Sun Ja, a g.irl born and raised in Busan during a time when Korea was under Japanese rule. Meeting Koh Han Su - a pompous, stylish businessman turned her life in a different direction. The innocent village g.irl Sun Ja is quickly captivated by Han Su's demeanor and soon gives herself to him. Later, she became pregnant. However, it is ironic that Han Su has a family in Japan. Later, she married a priest named Baek Isak and moved to Japan to live.

This is considered a heavy character because in the context of Korea and Japan, immigrants in the land of cherry blossoms have extremely harsh lives.

Transforming into such a character is not easy, especially when Kim Min Ha is a young actor who does not have too much previous acting experience. When announcing the cast, there were many questions and concerns surrounding her ability.

And the truth is that after Pachinko aired, Kim Min Ha's acting received many compliments from the audience. Her acting is considered to be genuine, portraying the character and inner self of a g.irl in a chaotic period. In particular, the audience was surprised with the honest but not offensive scene between the actress and Lee Min Ho.

It can be seen that, despite not having much experience, Kim Min Ha is still very enthusiastic about the role when she is ready to roll and perform difficult scenes. With what happened, the audience can completely believe that Kim Min Ha can "make things" with Pachinko.

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