r/Invincible • u/mwthecool Omni-Mod • Nov 24 '23

Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S02E04 - It's Been a While EPISODE DISCUSSION

Episode 4 - It's Been a While!

Mark answers the call to save an alien species, but the mission has unexpected personal consequences.

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u/KarrotMovies Nov 24 '23

He is honestly such an amazing actor. From his role as Glen to his performances in Burning and Beef. It is cool to have a fellow Korean actor that is almost always casted as a Korean character. He's amazing as Mark and I really loved the emotional depth he gave this episode

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u/jyok33 Nov 24 '23

Man more people need to check out Burning. One of those movies that really sticks with you for a while after watching, trying to figure out the meaning. But agreed, Yeun’s range is absurd

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u/AlseAce Nov 24 '23

Beef is possibly the best TV show I’ve ever watched, dude is insanely talented

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u/capnmykonos Nov 25 '23

That scene during worship at the church where he is just so overwhelmed and breaks down is peak acting

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u/One_Sauce Nov 25 '23

Amazing acting.

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u/nexuslab5 Nov 24 '23

And Minari!

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u/austinaustinaustin Feb 02 '24

Gotta be one of the best and saddest films of the last decade!

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u/Dukedoctor Dec 04 '23

Couldn’t agree more. He’s so talented, and his career thus far has just been so badass, so many great roles

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u/damnspider Dec 05 '23

He's also pretty much the best thing about the Voltron remake.