“Killer Toon” is a horror movie with a good atmosphere, nice acting (even if it leans to the over-acting side, especially in the case of Hyun Woo, who seems on a mission to make his eyes pop out of his face), and an interesting story: the creator of a series of webcomics sees how her creations come to life and people start dying as in … Continue reading Killer Toon (2013)
Come on guys, why did you give such a grumpy ending?? It ruined my mood now. I love time travel movies so much and this was a one of a kind time travel stuffs I had really never imagined! I guess koreans are experts in time travel genres. Story is great characters are mindblowing. They have really researched and developed the characters in it properly. … Continue reading The Call (2020)
This is one of the two dramas that I binge-watch to death😂😂😂( the other one is Arthdal Chronicles). I finished this at 4:30 am.😁 My reasons? I love Ji Sung 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤. I first saw him in Kill Me, Heal Me and I instantly become a huge fan. He’s so good in acting and he didn’t disappoint me not even once. I find medical drama interesting. … Continue reading Doctor John (2019)
My synopsis really doesn’t do this movie justice, because the film is so adorable and moving. One of the main themes examined in the film is the treatment of those with mental disabilities in society. Ji Woo is mercilessly bullied in school due to her disability, but she is widely brilliant too. She can look at a polka dotted tie and in a few seconds … Continue reading Witness (2019)
How to Steal a Dog is a 2014 film directed by Kim Sung-ho. It follows the story of a girl who steals a wealthy woman’s dog in order to get a large reward for bringing him back. But, this isn’t completely a tale of greed; she simply wants to help her single mother buy a home. Barbara O’Connor’s novel of the same title was the inspiration … Continue reading How to Steal a Dog (2014)
When Train to Busan hit theaters, it became a sensational hit for the right reasons. It manages to become an enjoyable blockbuster yet with smart social commentary and emotional moments that (I need to admit) made me cry. 4 years later, Peninsula – the sequel – hit the theaters with high ambition but fail to reach the height of its predecessor as it falls into … Continue reading Train to Busan 2 (2020)
This is a stylish and sleek movie that is unduly criticized by many, especially those from other Asian countries as can be seen among other reviews here. Most do not seem to understand the main point of this movie because they do not know the historical background this movie was set against and consequently they just think this is a ripoff of Hollywood. The time … Continue reading War of the Arrows (2011)
Directed by Lee Jae-Han. Starring Liam Neeson as General Douglas MacArthur and Jung-Jae Lee as the leader of a nearly suicidal undercover mission behind North Korean lines at the peak of the Korean War. Operation Chromite –(original Korean title, 인천상륙작전; 仁川上陸作戰;Incheon Sangnyuk Jae-jeon) is a 2016 South Korean war drama blockbuster directed by John H. Lee and based on actual events leading up to the … Continue reading Battle for Incheon: Operation Chromite (2016)
I have to agree with one previous reviewer: whoever gave this movie just 1 star clearly didn’t even watch it. ‘Cause, you know, you give one-star reviews to such crap as, I don’t know, Look Who’s Talking Too, Sausage Party or – to stay with recent releases – Cats or Extraction (aka Tyler Rake). You don’t give such god-awful ratings to a movie like this. … Continue reading Beasts That Cling to the Straw (2020)
Confidential Assignment is a very entertaining humorous action- thriller from South Korea. The story itself isn’t very original if you are familiar with classics such as Shiri but the movie’s execution is really gripping from start to finish. The actors do a convincing job, the action sequences are explosive and professional and the story has a tense and vivid pace with a few welcome amusing … Continue reading Confidential Assignment (2017)
