didn't look at it in chronological order. It was randomly selected, and it happened that three works with completely different themes were selected. After watching a movie, I went to the movie review for the first time, and I learned a lot from researching what I didn’t understand. I didn't plan to write a review of Kim Ki-duk's films. After all, he uses too many metaphors. I don't know his experience, I can't read him, and writing it is a joke. After watching "Unknown Recipient", and after reading so many film reviews, I suddenly thought about it. There is no bottom line in film reviews. Write down your own understanding, your own feelings, and if you understand it, say if you don't understand it, ask questions, that's all. Movie reviews are not necessarily accurate and focus on sharing, sharing. By the way, I would like to encourage friends like me.
The first Holy Pentecost
was Kim Ki-duk's sensational Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival in 2013. Quite heard.
"Saint" inherits his usual style of repression and silence. There are always very few lines. It depends on the characters' expressions and actions to keep up with the plot. If you are not careful, you will not understand the plot. But as long as you enter the state, the emotions conveyed by the film will be very catchy.
Since it was the first time I watched Kim Ki-duk's movie, the constant flow of despair, hatred, sadness, and decadence in the movie swayed my mood to the trough of the trough. After watching "Saint", I had to continue to click "Bankrupt Sisters" to adjust my mood.
It is said that after drinking a good tea, the fragrance remains in the mouth, and if you swallow it, there will be a faint fragrance that will make you linger.
Well, so will good movies.
Kim Ki-deok's films always make people reminisce over and over again, and think about them again and again. When the lights are turned off, what emerges in front of them, and when they wake up and think in a daze, are all those pictures. I can't help thinking about it all the time, just like eating chocolate with the tip of my tongue constantly spinning in my mouth with sweet taste. Since the charm of the movie is so, it should be a good movie.
The second bad boy
I like Han Han's text, Kim Ki-duk's movie. What I have found in common is that they are controversial.
They said that Kim Ki-duk's films were very pornographic and violent, which ruined the cute and innocent image of Korean films. Indeed, his films are full of scenes about sex, scenes of violence, and many disgusting perverts, but even the sadness of disgusting perverts makes people hate it. Kim Ki-duk expressed his inner unrest through extreme methods. Perhaps, he thought that it was his goal to be deaf and eloquent, and the process was no longer important.
What impressed me most about "Bad Boy" was Henji's eyes. Inferiority oozing from the inside out. In the end, I didn't blame him at all for what he did. I figured it out. The difference between people is a cover-up, and the frame-up in your eyes is just an expression of nature to others. It's really really nothing to be proud of.
The third part, whose recipient is unknown
, has sharp contradictions and drama, which many film and television works have tried their best to achieve. Kim Ki-duk is no exception.
"Unknown recipient" is a mixture of the love-hate conflict between Shang Wu and his mother, the conflict between Changhua and the gangsters' money interests, and the love-hate conflict between Enluo and the American soldiers. My knowledge base is too small, and I didn't really see it before I read the film review. These contradictions all point to the contradiction between the United States and South Korea. It's actually about war.
However, it also shows that Jin Dao has been paying attention to marginalized people from the very beginning and telling stories with their lives.
To the movie genius Kim Ki-duk
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