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Synopsis: After losing his girlfriend at the hands of a psychopath, Soo-hyun decides to pursue this man and make him pay for his crime ... but be overestimating?
Initial Impression: Wonderful movie, cruel and brutal with memorable characters.
Script and Development: revenge movies I've seen many, and I thought after 7 Days would no longer be the same again ... and he was right. This is not a revenge film such that one is to feel good because a righteous avenger who pay it deserves ... no, although there are elements of that, this movie is not comforting, is one that shows the limits to that can go evil incarnate in Kyung-Chul.
Obviously it is difficult to empathize with the protagonist's goals, but again we face the question of "how is worth paying violence with violence "or" real revenge brings some satisfaction?
is difficult to talk more about the plot without revealing too much, just want to make clear that this well written, her characters are great even when they are variations of the clichés of life (the murderer mad irredeemable and tormented police and vigilante) and intense as it is one ... of course not because in the end left me wanting a little more.
Technical Aspects: Wonderful lighting, perfect setting (to highlight the place where Kyung-Chul took his victims home and his equally psychotic friend), a musicalization entirely appropriate and precise steering. This worthy of Oscars.
There is violence, and much, however, most times we do not have a closeup of the most violent and disturbing scenes, however, are directed in such ways that feel the full weight of its violence and horror.
Actions: Lee Byung-hun and Choi Min-sik are true artists, but emphasizing the second in his role as psychopath damn Kyung-Chul, a character so, so evil that you want to see him pay for his crimes ... a main character with much more sympathetic and tragic at the legendary Oldboy .
Reflections: I suffered a lot of rage and impotence at the events of the movie ... confirm something for me there is no more horrible crime than sexual crimes.
Initial Impression: Wonderful movie, cruel and brutal with memorable characters.
Script and Development: revenge movies I've seen many, and I thought after 7 Days would no longer be the same again ... and he was right. This is not a revenge film such that one is to feel good because a righteous avenger who pay it deserves ... no, although there are elements of that, this movie is not comforting, is one that shows the limits to that can go evil incarnate in Kyung-Chul.
Obviously it is difficult to empathize with the protagonist's goals, but again we face the question of "how is worth paying violence with violence "or" real revenge brings some satisfaction?
is difficult to talk more about the plot without revealing too much, just want to make clear that this well written, her characters are great even when they are variations of the clichés of life (the murderer mad irredeemable and tormented police and vigilante) and intense as it is one ... of course not because in the end left me wanting a little more.
Technical Aspects: Wonderful lighting, perfect setting (to highlight the place where Kyung-Chul took his victims home and his equally psychotic friend), a musicalization entirely appropriate and precise steering. This worthy of Oscars.
There is violence, and much, however, most times we do not have a closeup of the most violent and disturbing scenes, however, are directed in such ways that feel the full weight of its violence and horror.
Actions: Lee Byung-hun and Choi Min-sik are true artists, but emphasizing the second in his role as psychopath damn Kyung-Chul, a character so, so evil that you want to see him pay for his crimes ... a main character with much more sympathetic and tragic at the legendary Oldboy .
Reflections: I suffered a lot of rage and impotence at the events of the movie ... confirm something for me there is no more horrible crime than sexual crimes.
- The Good: A revenge movie focuses on his characters more than action. Excellent.
- Bad: The end did not leave me satisfied, but that's a matter of taste.
- Ugly: Aghhh!! He reached into his own poop!
SCORE: 8.5/10
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