. The madness of Korean cosmetic surgery has undoubtedly brought a lot of social problems. Lao Jin started with this, but it didn’t stop there.
I just I like the neurotic expressions and women in it. Women are witnesses
of social scars since ancient times. I am very interested in that sculpture park. Lao Jin is very careful and thoughtful about the selection of scenes as always.
This time, Lao Jin’s most commonly used image water appears again. But this time it seems to mean
something else. Is Ji Woo really in love with Sehee? I thought it was a questionable time. It's scary. It's not just the past but also the future
. What caused the strange circle of hide-and-seek with each other?
This time, Cheng Xian'e's performance simply made me stunned. Her crazy performance really made me feel suffocated. Just like Lao Jin's previous films,
I really agree with what Ma Zi said. "Sensitive people, seeing such a movie, probably will have a deeper sadness in their hearts. This feeling is common when watching Kim Ki-duk's films. Kim Ki-duk's love will never have a solution."
There are some such The problem is with the film. Why can a man shamelessly find other women to fill his loneliness when a woman disappears, but a woman allows herself to become a lunatic when a man disappears? Women just get mad at a look or a little gesture from a man and a man just "thinks sometimes and doesn't". When Ji Woo was asked if he really loved Se Hee that much, he just replied "It should be". Who is more pathetic. As long as it is love, there will never be a solution. This is probably not exclusive to Lao Jin. As Da NEW said, people with different positions can never be the same. The positions of men and women are completely different
Men always follow their own desires and women always follow their hearts. In fact, originally men and women had nothing to do with each other, but everything was in the hands of God. So let's not think about how many people will take us seriously all day long. There are so many people in the world. Besides, people can talk in a few words in such a hurry. Who cares about who?
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