Black Summer Korean Annoying

Black Summer Korean Annoying

Founded in 2007, quickly became a major player in movie entertainment business in Taiwan by providing a wide selection of films excelling in both quantity and quality. Over the years, has continued to distribute more than 30 films theatrically every year, an average of one movie every other week, and more than 100 titles for release on home videos, TV and digital platforms. Today, we are the largest independent distributor in Taiwan with a library of more than 2, 000 titles, most of which owns all rights to exclusively.

Capitalizing on the digitalization of Taiwan’s pay TV systems, launched HD Movie Channel in early 2013. Today it has about 1 million subscribers through partnerships with major pay TV operators. Our diverse and wide range of content has made HD one of the most popular linear movie channels in Taiwan.

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In 2014, in addition to distributing the movies loves, we embarked in earnest co-production and investment projects, venturing into content creation. In the same year, we invested in the locally produced film, Paradise in Service and co-produced 20 Once Again with CJ Entertainment for the Chinese market. Both investments generated considerable box office performance in Taiwan and China respectively.

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In early 2015, we closed a partnership deal to invest in New Regency’s three enthralling titles, namely The Revenant, Assassin’s Creed and Splinter Cell, marking the first investment of a Taiwanese company in major Hollywood productions. and partners also control exclusive distribution rights to these films in Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Macau, with The Revenant generating outstanding box office results from these territories in 2016. In the same year, also provided financing and local production support to director Martin Scorsese’s passion project Silence, making it the first international production filmed entirely in Taiwan.

Today, continues to look into investment and co-production opportunities internationally and in Asia targeting particularly Chinese-speaking territories and South East Asia following our recent expansion footprints.

Started placing significant emphasis on the development of digital movie content years before the others did in Taiwan. Today, we are the largest provider for premium movie content in Taiwan, aggregating content from Hollywood studios including Disney, Warner Bros., NBC Universal and Paramount in addition to having a wide selection of international independent films and leading local productions for distribution on major operators’ digital platforms.

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In addition to content aggregation, in 2015, established AsiaPlay Incorporated with the ambition of becoming the leading premium content service provider for movie lovers in Asia.

In March 2016, the + service platform made its pilot launch in Taiwan in partnerships with major telecommunication operators and device manufacturers. In June 2016, the service platform launched in Indonesia, collaborating with market leaders IndiHome, Telkom Indonesia. This was followed by expanded partnerships with Telkomsel, Indosat and First Media, and in Singapore, collaboration with the market’s leading telecommunication operator, StarHub.

Today, Media Holdings Group owns two distinct companies – Incorporated, and AsiaPlay Incorporated – with involvement from production, distribution, linear movie channel operation and both content aggregation and platform operation for digital entertainment services.

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In 2015, established AsiaPlay Incorporated with the ambition to become Asia’s largest movie content service provider. Instead of adopting major international players’ one ‘offer-fits-all’ strategy, we at with years of experience and passion for content, believes and embraces the importance of individual market’s unique needs and preference of content. Through our passion for movies and the belief in co-creation, internally and together with local leading operator’s partnership – we made it a mission to provide the ultimate content offering tailored for each market’s unique needs and deliver superior user experience that will be cherished by movie lovers universally.

In March 2016, the + service made its pilot launch in Taiwan. In June 2016, the service launched in Indonesia, partnering with market leader Telkom Indonesia, and in Singapore, partnering with the market’s leading pay TV and telecommunication service provider, StarHub.

Today, Media Holdings Group owns two distinct companies: Incorporated, and AsiaPlay Incorporated, with involvement from production, theatrical distribution, linear movie channel and both content aggregation and platform operation for digital entertainment services.One of the best and most confusing parts of Netflix’s Black Summer is the use of Sun, the Korean woman who is actually much better at survival than she may appear. It was a unique twist, having her speak Korean the entire time. But many fans wish there was an option to see subtitles for what Sun said.

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Although in the beginning, it was fairly easy to guess what she said based on the context and her gestures, there was one scene in Episode 7 where Sun gave a long monologue and it was impossible to guess what she was saying. Thankfully, someone on Reddit was kind enough to share the translation. Read on to learn what Sun was saying.

On Reddit, user catsgelatowinepizza shared that they speak Korean and were very frustrated that the show didn’t provide subtitles for Sun. That was especially a problem during Episode 7, when Sun apparently shared her entire backstory and it was incredibly fascinating. Here’s what catsgelatowinepizza wrote:

Ok so she basically says that she crossed the River Tuman (which borders China, North Korea and Russia) because she was so hungry, which means she escaped North Korea. That explains her rather old fashioned name (Young-Sun is not a trendy South Korean name) although she didn’t have a North Korean accent, but honestly at this point I’m happy to have a Korean actor who can actually speak Korean, not Daniel Dae-Kim in Lost haha. Anyway she monologues about escaping across the Tuman, and she knows her mother will still be waiting for her back home. And she wants nothing more than to sit down and eat a really good meal, in peace, taking all the time in the world. That’s what I remember but also about the long and short of it. Why didn’t they subtitle it?

Black Summer: Subtitles & Translation Of Korean Woman Sun's Dialogue

At first, I didn’t have enough food to eat so I ran away, after that I got further away from my mom as I keep running away just for some food to eat. Although I am away from her now, I know that she will be waiting for me there at the end. Then when I see her, I would tell her that ‘I am sorry that it took me so long.’ Then we will have a nice dinner in peace while chitchatting.

If you were able to understand Sun, you’d realize that not only was she one of the best survivalists of the group, but Christine Lee, who portrays Ooh “Sun” Kyungsun, is a very talented actor. The character Sun was originally from North Korea. She escaped North Korea, which is part of the reason she’s so great at survival, and all she really wants is to see her mother again and sit down for a good, slow-paced meal.

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Earlier in the season, when they were at the diner, Sun tried to explain that they need to aim for the brain in order to kill the zombies. So apparently Sun was the first person in the group to figure out how to stop the zombies, but no one could understand what she was saying. 🙁

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Personally, I think having subtitles for Sun would have made the episodes far more fascinating. We could feel her frustration at not getting her points across, and could enjoy the irony that she knows how to kill the zombies but can’t explain it to anyone.

Subtitled, they used “hai hai hai” which wasn’t even what she was saying. Apparently “hai” is a Japanese word, not Korean, so it wasn’t even something Sun was saying at all in those scenes.

The Redditor added: “It’s honestly really refreshing to have a badass, vulnerable woman of colour character who’s not stereotypically pretty like a doll.”

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And that’s a great point. Sun was a breath of fresh air in the show, and her character had many layers that were missed without subtitles.

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