[Sportschosun reporter Ahn So-yoon] The film 'Wild Thing' has released stills from the much-talked-about Once Upon a Song stage that caps off the latter half of the movie.
First, Hyun-woo (Gang Dong-won), Sang-gu (Uhm Tae-goo), and Byun Do-mi (Park Ji-hyun) of Triangle catch the eye as they wear the group's signature red, green, and blue stage outfits. Hyun-woo flawlessly pulls off a difficult headspin, Sang-gu pours out his rap without holding back, and Do-mi leads the stage with undiminished skill. Together, Triangle's performance, with each member's distinct personality shining through, delivers an energy so intense it hardly feels like 20 years have passed. In particular, the members locking eyes and moving in sync adds a touching layer, recalling the difficult road they took to get on stage and the stories each of them carries.
Next, Choi Seong-gon (Oh Jung-se), who dreams of a comeback as the prince of ballads, draws attention as he belts out a song. He takes the stage breathless and pours everything he has into an unprecedented display of determination. The moment is both hilarious for viewers and a vivid expression of the character's desperate passion for the stage.
Meanwhile, 'Wild Thing' is a comedy about Triangle, a mixed-gender dance trio that once swept the music scene but was suddenly disbanded after an unexpected incident. Twenty years later, the group takes on a reckless challenge for a chance at a comeback. The film stars Gang Dong-won, Uhm Tae-goo, Park Ji-hyun, and Oh Jung-se, and is directed by Son Jae-gon, who helmed 'My Scary Girl' and 'Not_found.' It is now showing in theaters nationwide.
Ahn So-yoon, antahn22@sportschosun.com
