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Newtopia |
After a four-year hiatus from acting, Jisoo—best known as a member of BLACKPINK—has returned to the screen with Newtopia, her second leading role following 2021’s Snowdrop. Her comeback invites a renewed discussion about her evolution as an actress and the complexities of transitioning from a global music icon to a credible actor.
Snowdrop was marred by controversy unrelated to Jisoo herself, yet it also drew criticism for her inexperienced performance. While her commitment was evident, viewers noted moments of stiffness and awkward delivery. In the aftermath, Jisoo appeared to retreat from acting, refocusing on her music career, where she continued to achieve international acclaim.
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Jisoo in Newtopia |
Her portrayal reveals flashes of maturity, particularly through more controlled expressions and a greater sense of presence on screen. While not yet fully polished, Jisoo’s work in Newtopia signals a promising trajectory. Rather than delivering a finished product, she offers a portrayal marked by sincerity and the desire to improve—qualities that resonate with audiences willing to invest in her journey.
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Newtopia |
Jisoo’s standing as a cultural figure is already firmly established through BLACKPINK’s global success and her own ventures as a solo artist. Yet her persistent pursuit of acting challenges underscores an ambition to build a multidimensional career. In an entertainment industry often quick to pigeonhole crossover artists, her willingness to face criticism and grow publicly deserves recognition.
As Newtopia continues to unfold, so does Jisoo’s development as an actress. Her journey serves as a reminder that artistic evolution rarely happens overnight. It is, rather, a process—one that Jisoo appears determined to embrace with resilience and quiet determination.
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