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Therese 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Abandoning almost all theatrical foreshadowing, Kim Ki-duk's work ultimately only has the tension of the plot itself. Here is an example: before the end of the film, Jiang Dao's "mother" jumped from the unfinished building, and the old woman who suddenly jumped out. The plot itself makes sense, but it lacks theatrical foreshadowing. There are many similar places, not to mention.
This almost the fastest-paced film of the director still retains Kim's basic aesthetics relatively intact - the cruelty of the world, and the complexity of love in the situation of such cruel people. The biggest impression I felt after watching the whole film is that only hate can be pure, and any form of love has some kind of fetters more or less - so maybe Kim will choose not to believe in this world.

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  • Yessenia 2022-03-21 09:03:03

    6.5 Mother's Day Movie Recommendations.

  • Ibrahim 2022-03-16 09:01:07

    #BIFF# The most shocking one today. The brave, sharp, and cruel Kim Kidd is back. The first half of the post to collect debts is full of violence, and many passages are simply impossible to face directly, creating an inhuman beast. In the second half of the mother's appearance, it seems to go back to the original sin of all this. The rape of the mother and the incest scenes are too disturbing. Regardless of the ending, sin and punishment are flipped like a Rubik's Cube.

Pieta quotes

  • Gang-Do: [grabbing between her legs] I came out of here?

    [she nods]

    Gang-Do: Here for sure?

    [she nods again]

    Gang-Do: Really? Then can I go back in?

  • Gang-Do: What is money?

    Mi-Son: Money? The beginning and end of all things. Love, honor, violence, fury, hatred, jealousy, revenge, death.