sharp korean movies

Theron 2022-04-24 07:01:23

The radio host received a call claiming to cause an explosion while answering a call from a listener. The anchor didn't take it seriously at first, but the explosion really happened. When the other party called again, he was keenly aware that his chance to turn over had come. He had envisioned televising the call with the bomber live, using the opportunity to boost ratings and put himself back on the TV news anchor position. As a result, the development of things gradually exceeded his control and even involved the president. The bomber asked the president to apologise on live television for an accident a few years ago. Will the president agree to such a request? The anchor, caught between the bomber and the president, finds himself sitting on a powder keg, and a huge crisis is imminent.

The plot of the whole film takes place in a small studio, and the presentation of the outside world is almost completed through the TV screen in the studio. The small space and limited characters have triggered a huge dramatic tension. Wave after wave of suspense, what is the next move of the bomber? And then will the president come out and apologize? And then what is the handle of the anchor being caught in his hand? Finally, who is the bomber? As these suspense are revealed one by one, the anchor is also driven to a dead end step by step. In the end, his lover was dead, and the black cauldron was on his back. In a desperate situation, he pressed the detonator left by the bomber.

If the tension and suspense created in the small space above is still a normal level of commercial films, then the ending is too sharp, making the previous Hollywood-level complaints against the government and the media instantly become a sharp knife to the audience. I am afraid that the audience will be like me, with black eyes and hot chests. The sharp ending also sharpens these questions: is the culprit responsible for the tragedy, the bomber, or a government that is indifferent, rigid, and treats people's lives like a waste, or is it only concerned with ratings but not the facts. media? What should ordinary people who have suffered injustice do when they cannot seek justice through normal channels?

This kind of film is more realistic in China, but it is impossible to appear. As a result, in a country that cannot make such a movie, the same plot as the movie is constantly being staged.

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Extended Reading
  • Shanna 2022-01-24 17:48:29

    Little people, big success. Low cost, high box office. Hot movies, cold directors. Old model, new packaging. Elegant pursuit, vulgar positioning. Inner canopy lining, exterior support. Familiar with performances and situations. Far special effects, hand held close. Push in slowly, edit quickly. There are interests, no friends. The police on the left, the gangsters on the right. Positive forces, evil clashes. Fake morality, true harmony. The grievance is over if the grievance is not reported. There is no answer to the question. Individual battle, double bridge. Weeping neighboring countries, laughing at the celestial dynasty.

  • Wallace 2022-01-24 17:48:29

    The space of "Sniper Phone Booth", the pattern of "Fight Club". The Celestial Kingdom is a country where movies are adapted, but Han Bang has movies that change the country, so ashamed!

The Terror Live quotes

  • Park Shin-Woo: I'm sorry.

    Yeong-hwa Yoon: You were going to kill them anyway! Son of a... You're sorry? How can you say that?

    Park Shin-Woo: I started this just to hear those two words. I said to come quick because it'll collapse. I agreed to the rescue! But where is he? It's out of my hands now.

  • Yeong-hwa Yoon: Why me?

    Park Shin-Woo: Still, I thought you would be different. You're all the same. That's why you're dying. Then, I'll stand there and end things myself.

    Yeong-hwa Yoon: Please, Mr. Park... Please, please don't kill me. Please, sir! Please! I beg you! Please! Let me live! Let me out, please.

    Park Shin-Woo: Keep being like that. Groveling under damn bastards. Live like that, then die.