It's a very simple story. The big boss called six people to plan to rob diamonds, but the plan was leaked. The robbery turned into an ambush. Six people were killed and injured.
The biggest feeling is that you don't need to use your brain, just enjoy a woven dream. Although it is a non-linear narrative, the story structure is actually quite simple, but from the dialogue it is possible to deduce exactly what is going on.
The name of the movie is Reservoir Dogs, which can be said to be very appropriate. They are all prodigal dogs. They are incapable of getting angry and barking at each other when something goes wrong. Especially typical is the white, pink, and gold fuck march in the warehouse. Uninterrupted fuck fills the conversation, suspecting and threatening each other, as if they will pull out guns and shoot each other in the next second, but there is an appointment first. You can't hit each other hard.
On the surface, Kim is a gentleman, elegant and noble, but in fact he is a perverted murderer. What I have to say is that his character is very charming, and the torture scene arranged by the director was obviously full of perverted behavior, but it was so... um... fun. One of the scenes I really liked. Kim turned on the radio to play music, then walked out of the door. After opening the door, the music gradually stopped and the ambient sound entered, showing a noisy but open and safe environment outside. After taking gasoline, he opened the door and entered the warehouse. The music gradually started, replacing the ambient sound, showing the warehouse. The quiet and dreary atmosphere of danger inside. There is an indescribable beauty in the transformation of these two atmospheres.
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