Failan (2001) |
50% | |
The Unknown Woman (2006) |
80% | |
The Chaser (2009) |
90% | |
The Happening (2008) |
30% | |
Lost in Beijing (2008) |
90% | |
Time to drop some tough love on a film that many consider one of the pinnacles of contemporary (Korean) cinema (melodramatique). It's a weeper all right, but it comes from sympathy not empathy. It's mean and manipulative. The misguided love for this film is... More
A little hard to follow and a little hard to swallow, this film by the director of Nuovo Cinema Paradiso is gritty and loose. A dark controlled chaos in skilled hands, it feels like an army of films rushing at you all at once. It's a bit overwhelming until the grabs you,... More
This film is so Korean. The way it is shot and the way the story is told don't conform to the way many Americans think genre clues should be presented and adhered to. At it's heart, The Chaser is a crime drama about a serial killer and the guy who's chasing him, but it... More
Confession: I watched this movie and thought it was unrelentingly, embarrassingly bad. It looked pretty good, it had that Shyamalan style, but so much of the dialog felt bullied onto the characters. I couldn't believe how unnatural it sounded, how forced and amateurish it... More
China's weird. Didn't we just learn from the Olympic Committee that there's billions of people living there? I think we did. Why then is this one of only two films I can think of, off the top of my head, coming from there that has any semblance of lived-life-now?... More
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