Great article from my fave duo! Well-structured, informative and very interesting :) Always looking forward to your articles dear @Ebisuno92 and @Seonsaeng xD
An interesting, suspenseful modern c-drama, with a great bromance and friendships between the main and secondary characters (and a not so great romance with an annoying, clingy FL) and wonderful night city shots. Apart from the two MLs, who did an excellent job portraying their characters and their bromance, the character of Xiao Si, even though a supporting role with a short screen time and almost no lines, was the most mysterious and intriguing one. The open, dissatisfying ending and some pacing issues definitely can't be ignored, but overall it was an enjoyable watch.
A powerful, heartfelt, tender movie about a loving father (an unexpected subtle performance by Jet Li) who takes care of his autistic son without any complaint and tries hard training him to manage on his own. A social commentary about the wrenching reality parents with mentally impaired children face every day, their endless race against time and people's prejudice and a tribute to their love, devotion and unbreakable bonding with their challenged kids.
A pleasant surprise of a sequel, from the most zany zombie film-making crew! With all the familiar cast members and their fantastic teamwork and backstage failures comedy, it is as refreshing, absurd and equally genuine as the parent story.
A strange movie about an even stranger ancient ritual and the story of a disgraced, socially expelled father who tries to reconciliate with his family and hometown community and is forced to mature and move on.
A simple -but elegantly presented- story about an unusual friendship between two totally opposite but equally lonely people, who find comfort and a purpose in their lives through their strong bonding. Not overly talkative, not overly 'forced' dramatic, but with some strong, very emotional scenes and some wonderfully depicted character development.
Dark, raw, intense and emotionally heavy story about a student's suicide, focusing mainly on the aftermath for the people around her. A story full of grey characters, selfishness, bullying, grief, guilt and whys - definitely not for the faint hearted. And, in spite of some plot and character portrayal cons, a compelling watch. Jeon Yeo Bin with her stellar performance -proving her versatility as a talented actress- was undeniably the star of this movie.
A simple, beautiful story about a bicycle dismantled piece by piece and the life of its recluse owner retrieved, while trying to get all the stolen bicycle pieces back.
A slow-paced, melancholic story about two people trying to move on in life, after the loss of their lover and best friend, respectively. The beautiful scenery of Jeju Island and the healing power of the sea, with its enchanting waves and breeze, were definitely the biggest plus.
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Always looking forward to your articles dear @Ebisuno92 and @Seonsaeng xD
Apart from the two MLs, who did an excellent job portraying their characters and their bromance, the character of Xiao Si, even though a supporting role with a short screen time and almost no lines, was the most mysterious and intriguing one.
The open, dissatisfying ending and some pacing issues definitely can't be ignored, but overall it was an enjoyable watch.
A social commentary about the wrenching reality parents with mentally impaired children face every day, their endless race against time and people's prejudice and a tribute to their love, devotion and unbreakable bonding with their challenged kids.
With all the familiar cast members and their fantastic teamwork and backstage failures comedy, it is as refreshing, absurd and equally genuine as the parent story.
and the story of a disgraced, socially expelled father who tries to reconciliate with his family and hometown community and is forced to mature and move on.
Not overly talkative, not overly 'forced' dramatic, but with some strong, very emotional scenes and some wonderfully depicted character development.
A story full of grey characters, selfishness, bullying, grief, guilt and whys - definitely not for the faint hearted. And, in spite of some plot and character portrayal cons, a compelling watch.
Jeon Yeo Bin with her stellar performance -proving her versatility as a talented actress- was undeniably the star of this movie.
Don't let doubts stop you to get close.
#Make Your Move"
The story was too slow paced, but the visuals got me through it.
Thank you @Cho Na for this delightful retrospective :)
The beautiful scenery of Jeju Island and the healing power of the sea, with its enchanting waves and breeze, were definitely the biggest plus.