In addition to the flood of bubble love, Korean movies are also keen to expose the reality. The presentation of every picture makes people feel that the world is so sinister and so helpless, and they have to push themselves to a dead end. There is a saying that if you don't force yourself, you won't know how good you are, and I think this film is more suitable. If you don't force yourself, you won't know the evil and goodness of human nature at the beginning.
A down-and-out captain, a fishing boat that is about to be scrapped, carries not a dream, but a subsistence; and human nature tends to the essence, and the essence is so simple.
But stubbornness pushes people to the edge of good and evil. If it is not for the captain who insists not to abandon the scrapped fishing boat, if it is not for the crew who insists on getting a woman, if it is not for the chief engineer who insists that he cannot abandon the good nature of human beings, if it is not for the stowaways who insist on wanting Using illegal means to arrive in Seoul...Maybe the tragedy will not happen. It is because of these insistence that the film is full of bloody violence and no longer feels fear, and the fear in people's heart often only comes from the most Simple - survive.
Before I watched the movie, I had been looking forward to "Sea Mist", but I didn't expect Park Yoochun's acting skills to grow suddenly, there was no sense of disobedience, and every leading role made people feel that they were born for this ship and also It also foreshadows the irreversible ending and tragedy at the end of the film.
Although the film does not face the evil directly, it handles it very appropriately at the end. Dong-sik comes to Seoul, and Hongmei may also be near Dong-sik. As long as there is a predestined relationship, they will still meet. Although this film did not deliberately create and modify the emotional part, it just brought more hope and expectation in people's hearts.
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