Shang jin lie ren

It was a good action film. Maybe there's just a very high expectation for the cast because they are famous but they were not able to deliver it really good. I think 7 will be enough.

I watched this movie in a theater, in Toronto, with English subtitles and I am glad I did! Both my companions really liked it, as well, with one saying it was perfect! The movie was a great campy action comedy! It had great acting between the Korean and Chinese stars. I especially liked Siu‑Wong Fan in his comedic role in this movie. All main actors performed great.

The movie has beautiful shots of Korea and if you are familiar with the setting, you will truly enjoy these! Also, a Bombardier new plane appears in the movie, which was curious! What I really loved, and what elevated this to 8/10 for me, are the surprises! They are not so much plot twists, but completely unexpected actions, which make a lot of sense, but you never see them coming! They were brilliantly done and made me laugh, and surprised me constantly. Humor was great and smart all the way to the end and there was no toilet humor or swearing, which is a huge plus for me! The action was really good, very polished and cool to look at, with some truly great scenes, like the car collision, which was very well done. A superb martial arts fight scene is also present, just past mid-way through the movie, which had extremely good and unique camera work! It is well worth watching! Other action was very well choreographed too and well done.

The story was good and fell into place well. The only negative I found was pacing, especially in second half of the movie, where it sometimes seems a bit out of place, however the movie maintained momentum and finished without slowing down too much.

Overall, I would rate this movie highly, liked it a lot, with my friends loving it. Humor was smart and funny, hugely surprising sometimes and the action was polished and great-looking, with unique fight camera work! Will probably buy on Blu-Ray once it's out to watch again!

One of the most awaited movies of Lee Min Ho. As he himself mentioned, very different to his last movie, Gangnam Blues. I would say not that brutal. The story is quite predictable and flows fast. Wallace Chung creates humor with his character and is successful at it. Lee Min Ho plays a character 'suppose' to be good in martial arts, however the camera angles does not let the viewers see clear actions, as most action scenes are shot very close, so either we see the upper body or lower body that moves fast. However,I believe he does justice to his character. The film locations and use of props gives the movie a high cost appeal and is set in luxury hotels and resorts. Overall the movie is a picaresque.

Please Make another part of it 😭😭😭 Please please please please. Love action fun all type story in movie and lee min hu is a best actor and hero and heroin is very cute couple.

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At its core, Symphony of Dreams is a celebration of the human spirit and the power of dreams. Through stunning visuals, mesmerizing performances, and a spellbinding soundtrack, the film invites audiences to embark on a journey through the realms of imagination, where anything is possible.

The ensemble cast delivers powerhouse performances, breathing life into a diverse array of characters that are as captivating as they are relatable. From the determined protagonist striving to fulfill their destiny, to the eccentric mentor guiding them along the way, each character adds depth and complexity to the narrative, drawing viewers deeper into the story.

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Equally impressive is the film's emotional depth. Beneath its fantastical exterior lies a poignant exploration of themes such as love, loss, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. Through moments of joy and sorrow, triumph and defeat, 'Symphony of Dreams' strikes a chord with viewers on a deeply personal level, resonating long after the credits roll.

To be honest, I watched this movie because of Lee Min Ho but I'm not either satisfied or disappointed. The storyline isn't that much appealing to draw viewers attention however,I watched the whole movie. But feel like most the ideas were taken from Hollywood.