Korean Music Discussion - Page 4299

What is it about?
K-Pop is the world by storm! Ant Sweet Korean bubblegum music full of bright colors and a fine Asian Sex edge. Stadiums full of screaming fans go for the ax. In South Korea, but also in the rest of the world. That means business. 9 Muses or Star Empire is about how the pop group, no, rather the concept 9 Muses is launched. Nine girls with the dream to become a superstar, and at least as many people in the staff struggle to the big dream. We next group in the rehearsal room, studio, on stage, in the conference room, in the bedroom or wherever they need to exhibit their art or practice. We see many tears, sighs, and sometimes quarrel, in the distance, a little glamor. But that is short.

What we found them?
We already knew that many pop acts by smart guys on the drawing remembered, but here goes another one (Asian?) Step further. This makes 9 Muses an amazing movie. The nine girls in the eyes of the staff nothing less than machines that have to do what is being said. Hook a girl off, then just another retracted and continued on the same footing. The girls get it both physically and mentally getting heavier because the road to success what appears difficult than estimated. There are also more people angry and there is increasing cried: manager angry, crying, choreographer angry, crying, producer angry, crying, clip director angry, crying. The viewer thinks the girls are really good enough? Anyone who thinks this movie is staged also, but it is never pronounced. However, the training tightened. Practice harder, earlier on, do not complain. Ultimately it is a genuine agony, where you open-mouthed're watching.

Rating: 8.5

I'm assuming they're talking about snsd lol.

You wanted to talk about K-Pop. What is the reason that you didn’t reflect a story of big stars such as next generation?
If I used next generation in the movie, it will be more eye-catching and profitable from business perspective. But I didn’t film this movie to show a success story of stars. Rather, I wanted to see the nature of entertainment business hidden by the fancy stages and looks.

I wanted to find an agency and girl group who can tell their stories truthfully. So I think that it was not a bad decision to meet Nine Muses and Start Empire. I wanted people to reflect on their lives by watching the nine girls’ efforts and fierce competition to become stars.