Barking Dogs Never Bite Comments

Stone 2022-08-21 08:56:43

Only a big flying kick can save the...

Elroy 2022-08-20 22:19:03

B / A sharp debut, the Korean version of "Terrorist" is simply absurd. The skill/fancy of the lens language is breathtaking. A large collection of author elements such as underlying emotions, animal images, Feng-style flying kicks, tricky soundtracks, and continuous panning shots. Sacrificing part of the character's rationality and plot fluency in order to shape the group portrait, but in the end still reveals the dissociation of the marginalized people in society-Feng Yi is a playwright who is...

Deondre 2022-08-20 19:14:17

It's an interesting black comedy. Some are immature and can be more concise. I like the two scenes of Fat Girl and Pei Douna taking the subway with a rear-view mirror and Lee Sung-jae using toilet paper to measure the...

Virginie 2022-08-20 18:47:03

Isolate the forest and walk towards the forest, and use the rear-view mirror to shine into the hearts of the...

Karina 2022-08-20 18:24:21

For a while, I watched the murderer make a dog's life, but it is difficult to establish a horrible empathy field like the rainy night murder. Therefore, although there are no lack of suspense methods such as red herring in the part of guessing the murderer and saving the dog, it is unavoidable to pretend to be nervous and make a fuss. However, the character and relationship portrayal is quite successful, vivid and chic, yet witty and humorous. The props (especially the multiplexing with the...

Lukas 2022-08-20 17:24:29

How to tell the story tastefully? In addition to drama conflict, script structure, and narrative rhythm, Feng Junhao uses this simple debut to tell us: The most important thing is to have vivid characters, and real and sensible characters can make the audience empathize. The life crisis of the two is closely linked to the dog, and the professor, who has not yet been wiped out, pays tribute to Gyeongnam. Although the theme and style are completely different, I always think of the domestically...