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How far are we from Korean movies
Makayla 2022-10-24 08:03:27
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Thaddeus 2022-04-21 09:02:15
I didn't expect to be deceived by this name and type for so many years. It should not be said that it is "The Monster of the Han River", but "The Monster of Korea" may be more appropriate. Bright irony and political drama, and the record box office once again makes people think about the public meaning behind it. In contrast to us, the current hit and box office record is actually a pink movie. Sadly, it is not easy to open up the wisdom of the people. The road is long.
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Jedidiah 2022-04-20 08:01:04
Science fiction commercial films can also achieve the effect of political satire. Koreans are really obsessed with criticizing conquest and the state machine, but it also shows how loose the censorship is.
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[Nam-il has been watching Gang-du jogging in the disinfectant truck's fumes behind them as they steadily drive along]
Park Nam-il: [to Hie-bong] Why does he have to do that? He's not a little kid.
Park Hie-bong: Let him be. He wants to disinfect himself. He's worried he'll pass the virus onto Hyun-seo.
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[the Park siblings are watching a report about them on a TV. One nurse being interviewed has had her voice sped up and her face concealed to protect her identity]
Korean nurse on TV: The blond one, who made direct contact with it. He's the stupidest of all.
Park Nam-il: That bitch. Listen to the mouth on her.
Korean nurse on TV: He pounced on me and slammed me to the floor. I think he gave me arthritis. That's what he's like.
Park Nam-il: I know who she is. Like we can't recognize her through that voice-disguiser?