The film's opening five minutes were shot with uninterrupted subjective shots, which made people dazzled. With mourning and blood splashing everywhere, the immersive experience was in place. At about 30 minutes, the motorcycle chase and the knife battle brought the second climax. The speed of the car was breath-taking, and the knife battle on the car was a mirror to the end, clearly telling the audience that it was a real fight. The last ten minutes of the confrontation between the protagonist and the enemy on the high-speed bus is dazzling, as if you can experience the character's situation, but the last scene is too Hollywood-style. The director of the film obviously wants to make more than just an action movie, which is worth encouraging, but the script of the film is not good, the story is old-fashioned, the characters are masked, and the protagonist's will to be independent is not strong, and the audience can't feel her swearing to death The determination for revenge. And the plot of "The Villainess" being "captured" by a warm male agent in the process of revenge is also questionable. Maybe the director wants to put a clue of "trust" between people in addition to revenge in the film to add depth to the film. However, it is necessary to have depth and various eyeballs, and it is inevitable to take care of one and the other
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The Villainess evaluation action
2022-04-07 08:01
Extended Reading
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Troy 2022-04-11 09:01:07
The filming is great, but why the story has to follow the Korean drama format
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Wyatt 2022-04-12 09:01:10
The serial torture and killing from the subjective perspective is so cool, the visual effects of the real and fake long shots and the connecting means are fiercely released. The most failing part of the film is the obvious packaging of the bad script, the ubiquitous flashback shots, and the thickness of the characters. The fragmentation of the rescue story and the coherence of the characters' characters, and the mess of the vulgar love scenes ruined the whole tonality of the film.
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Sook-hee: Let me show you what you've made me into.
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Sook-hee: How could you do this to me?