Christian was then using the stage name Rome, which was taken from his Korean name Yu Barom. He signed-up with Yedam Entertainment, which later changed its name to Banana Culture Music, former home to South Korean music icons such as Seo Taiji and the Boys. He stopped uploading videos to prepare for his debut. His account had only 18 videos posted from 2008 to 2012, but he had already drummed up interest as his account has accumulated close to 5 million views, which at that time was already a huge thing, considering that he hadn’t debuted yet. His most viewed video with 2.2 million views was him giving tutorials in a major element of b-boying, which was Toprock.
He started a YouTube account under the name of Barom Yu in 2008, posting videos of different styles of dancing, particularly b-boying. He attended local schools in Sydney, and then took-up a bachelor’s degree in arts at the University of Sydney, but soon dropped out to pursue a different career path in South Korea.Ĭhristian flew to South Korea when he was 18 years old to explore any dancing opportunities in the entertainment industry. When he legally became an adult, he flew to Seoul to pursue his dreams of becoming a K-Pop artist. Growing up, he was interested in dancing, swimming and surfing. Whether or not this is the case can be determined by yourself when Thor: Love and Thunder opens exclusively in theaters on July 8.A post shared by Christian Yu a child, he thought movies were real and was obsessed with mystical fairies and supernatural beings such as leprechauns. Ultimately, if this interpretation of the character that Chris Hemsworth is describing lands as intended, Gorr the God Butcher has all the potential to become one of the most iconic antagonists found in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That, I think, makes this a greater dynamic and not as predictable as the straightforward ‘Good Guy vs. It’s a really challenging one for Thor, because the set of questions Gorr’s posing do hold some truth – but he can’t let Gorr destroy the universe in the process. You might not agree with how he’s going about it, but you understand why he’s been tipped over the edge and why he’s gone down this path. He has a truthful motivation, which I think makes for the most interesting kind of villain. It’s not black and white, what he’s doing. Also in line with Phase Four presenting more nuanced takes on villains, Chris Hemsworth discussed the complexity found within Christian Bale’s performance as Gorr. It will certainly be interesting to note how well these themes will be managed amongst the bombastic comedic style as shown in the trailer and from Thor: Ragnarok. The impression is definitely made that Waititi is moving the Thor franchise into an area filled with rich esoteric concepts that present more challenging themes.
And because Thor is essentially a god, what does it mean for him to represent these gods. We really wanted to explore this idea of religion, belief, and what it means to put your faith in a higher power.
Gorr’s backstory involves being wronged by the gods, and a lot of his motivation is getting revenge for these wrongdoings. Specifically, director Taika Waititi provides insight for the villain’s character motivations. In the upcoming edition of the D23 Magazine, much was made about Christian Bale’s portrayal of the main antagonist Gorr the God Butcher. With the release of Thor: Love and Thunder now just under a month away, more information is coming to light in terms of what to expect from the next film entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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