Sequels are not always bad, but it pays to remember, once you go over the third sequel, it gets harder to maintain audience interest. Will a Sunshine Policy sequel sell tickets?
+ I think sunshine policy until Kim 2nd was still relevant bc Kim 2nd was, depsite his flaws, another korean boomer who genuinely believed in a unified korea (in whatever form)
Kim Jong Un is a millenial educated in switzerland. His idealised visions of a communist utopia oddly harkens to Euorpean liberalism and he likely received less indoctrination on a Unified Korea than the average south korean zoomer
+ I think sunshine policy until Kim 2nd was still relevant bc Kim 2nd was, depsite his flaws, another korean boomer who genuinely believed in a unified korea (in whatever form)
Kim Jong Un is a millenial educated in switzerland. His idealised visions of a communist utopia oddly harkens to Euorpean liberalism and he likely received less indoctrination on a Unified Korea than the average south korean zoomer
Yup. Not all sequels sell the tickets!
Maybe reading too much into it but his 20x10 policy and dealing with black markets feel like something out of Brussels
Part of the article is redundant from copy paste
Yup. As noted "Originally published on Junotane 2025-09-16". You gotta give me Sunday off!