1, " New World "
Rating: 8.9
Starring: Lee Jung Jae / Choi Min Sik / Hwang Jung Min
Movie review: This movie is jokingly called the Korean version of " Infernal Affairs " by many people, but if you look closely, you will see that this movie is actually the same as " Infernal Affairs ". There is not much connection with Infernal Affairs, maybe because the setting of three years, three years and three years gives people a sense of déjà vu. But the core of the two stories are completely different, and which one is better will not be discussed for now. The most touching thing about the film is the brotherhood between Ding Qing and Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng is one of the undercover agents sent by the police to the gang, and finally wins Ding Qing's trust. In addition, the acting skills of Lee Jung Jae and Hwang Jung Min are really explosive, especially Ding Qing played by Hwang Jung Min, which is unforgettable and truly righteous. And I think the friendship between Ding Qing and Li Zicheng is the most enviable, and it is a gangster movie not to be missed.
2, " Train to Busan "
rating: 8.6
Starring: Gong Liu/Zheng Youmei/Ma Dongxi
Movie review: complete script, the change of father's personality and the change of daughter's relationship, pregnant woman, uncle, homeless man, baseball couple , old aunts and sisters, train conductors, etc., the display of character qualities represented by each character. Some people sink, some persevere, some change, and some become bad to the end... Everyone has their own purpose, Either survive or protect, for oneself or for others, without any bottom line or rationalism. In the end, the pregnant woman and her daughter are left, representing the train’s only remaining hope to reach Seoul, because the song survived. In short, it can only be said that South Korea is really good at making such violent games. Its strong narrative ability vividly expresses the good, evil and egoism of human nature, and it can touch everyone with human emotions in subtle ways.
3, " Yellow Sea "
rating: 8.5
Starring: Ha Jung-woo/Kim Yun-seok/Jung Man-sik
Movie review: This film tells the story of a Yanbian Korean youth who was led to South Korea to participate in the underworld. This is a film that brings marginalized people to the underworld. It is a perfect movie that combines the wandering life with vigorous and intense action. The protagonist's state of living like a wild dog is very sad. Although the overall logic is very confusing and the plot is completely motiveless, it is just a burst of random killings, characters without personality, and no positive characters. At that time, I just wanted to say that this was still a very good movie. Survival, revenge, and pursuit made people feel that the world was cruel. No one would help you, and there was no savior. You had to rely on yourself. No matter what, it was still a movie. It’s a cool movie even though the plot is 1 point, I highly recommend everyone to watch it!
4, " Old Boy "
rating: 8.3
Starring: Choi Min-sik / Yoo Ji-tae / Kang Hye-jung
Movie comments: In fact, the story is not difficult to guess, after all, it is not a suspense script. Many people who read the comments think that the first half is mysterious, maybe because of the time comparison Because of the length? Personally, I think it's okay. The puzzle-style narrative method is quite common, and I also like the director's shots. The shots in this film use a lot of character perspectives, I like the part where the sister is holding the mirror! As well as the entire scene where Wu Daxiu confronts his brother on the top floor between the photo wall and the mirror, the size of the characters and the presentation of reality and reality are very interesting. In addition, the transitions and some shots are special and magical, and some places seem to pay tribute to Akira Kurosawa, which is very literary. But what is most worth mentioning is that the surreal setting of the ants in the iron is very surprising. The director is worthy of his background in philosophy.
5, " Crime City "
rating: 7.7
Starring: Ma Dongxi / Yoon Kye Sang / Cho Jae Yoon
Movie comments: Compared with "Yellow Sea", although it is still obscene to the point of being mindless, it is at least down to earth. It only tells the story of mainland gangsters and foreigners, but based on this feature alone, the plot is much smoother than other movies. Harbin Zhang Qiandan continues the Yanji gangster's unbeatable setting that has remained unchanged for thousands of years. It appears to be very bullish, but it also loses its appeal later in the performance. Although the actor's Chinese sounds a bit too royal, it seems that he has worked hard to practice it, and the curse words he said are really standard.In short, although this film has the common problem of Korean films, it is too long, but the pace is still very good, it can be pulled back if it goes a little off, and the ending is satisfactory, but it is still the simplest and crudest plot among the Korean crime films I have seen recently. of.
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