Forrest Gump is a classic, because he is an epic film that chronicles the half-century of American World War II to the millennium. So does International Market, from the Korean War to the present. The success of this film comes from two major aspects, one is the theme and the plot. The subject matter can also be said to be the material, because the history of South Korea in recent decades can be said to be a matter of changes, war, dictatorship, military government, the miracle of the Han River, and the dialogue between the North and the South. Interspersed with the protagonist, but it is not a simple narrative, otherwise it is a documentary. Now let's talk about the success of the movie or the classic place, let's go. The reason why this type of film is successful is that the audience has experienced one or more eras before, and they have empathy and identification with them, that is, feelings. A lot of films of this type have been made in South Korea and mainland China in recent years, such as "You at the Same Table", "To Youth", and Huang Xiaoming's New Oriental, but one problem with these films is that they do not have a strong sense of age and are not distracted. Speaking of this film, the protagonist, as the eldest son in the family, left his hometown with his family in the environment of war, but he always kept in mind his father's entrustment to take care of the whole family. In fact, he did it. In order to make money, he responded to the call at the time. He went abroad to work in Germany, worked as a miner in a mine, and almost died while reaping love. But to be honest, Huang Zhengmin is too old. I really don't care about CP. There is an episode where the two sing the national anthem during the interview, and they are spreading patriotism education to the audience. It's great, zz is correct. For the sake of his sister's marriage, he participated in the Vietnam War as a laborer. South Korea's participation in the Vietnam War was actually very controversial, and the movie was also beautified, so I was still not moved by the broken leg of the male protagonist. What really moved me was the third scene, which was the family search. When my brother met his sister who was far away in the United States on TV, I really cried. The fourth scene is a small scene where two South Asians are mocked by a group of Korean students on the streets of South Korea. A good article is the finishing touch, and this is the finishing touch of the film. The plot is very small and has almost nothing to do with the main theme. In the first three scenes, the male protagonist went out. Here, foreigners came to South Korea to study, and the title of the film "International Market" was also deducted. South Korea is becoming more and more international. Although many people are reluctant to admit it, South Korea is really a developed country now. At the end of the movie, the male protagonist cried alone in the room holding his father's clothes, and burst into tears again. The promise between the two men was heart-wrenching. The end of the play.
Finally, let’s talk about a small detail. I am very fond of the traditional Chinese character culture circle, so I will try to find Chinese characters in every Korean movie, but nowadays, there are fewer and fewer Chinese characters, and I try to blur them as much as possible. There is very little Chinese characters in this film. When the two of them went abroad to work, the forms they filled out were their names and addresses signed in Chinese characters.
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