Method

Method is all about the method. Lots of times we fail to distinguish between what the actors play and what reality it holds.

This movie places a beautiful imagery of those experiences. A bit slow paced and simple, you need to watch it till the end to realize the beauty it holds.

The play was a perfect culmination of all emotions, beautifully acted out.

Altogether you can definitely watch this movie if you are willing to immerse yourself in the experience of what goes on behind the scenes or rather backstage!

I enjoyed this psychological suspense movie and the portrayel of the complexities of the main characters. In the movie they are actors, but where their acting begin and real life start is all too blurry. The story is set up well but the run time could have been a bit longer. Thje chemistry between the two leads is phenomenal yet it needed more buildup. At the end it left me with a feeling of unease and I think that's where the success of the movie lies. The acting of the two leads were extremely convincing and I hope the movie gets more appreciation.

I read a bad review somewhere criticizing the main actors as an unconvincing couple. To counter, the film doesn't try to be about love. It's more about this manipulative, obsessive, personality. It's about not being able to distinguish yourself from a character and how far someone will go to be the best. If yeong-woo comes off as more creepy/intense than loving/innocent. good. Like a psychological thriller, the film kept me invested and surprised.

A really well-plotted and acted film; it's certainly one I'll think about. The two leading males had an enticing chemistry, something I felt a longer runtime should've been dedicated toward exploring. Each character was fascinating to try to figure out. It really ropes you in as you follow them through rehearsals, from frustrated co-workers to eventual lovers and what comes in the aftermath of who they were.

I literally love when i'm expecting sth but instead i'm getting even better stuff. Same was here. Not gonna lie i just wanted to watch a BL movie, nothing else. But i've got a beautiful movie talking about serious problem. How far you will come to get into character what will you do to be a better in your role. I think Heath Ledger would be good example. Most of times it will destroy you, you need to know the boundaries you can't push the limits you need to know where to stop. If only people looked at this movie with more thinking, it's not just about guys falling in love, there is a bigger problem. Very underrated movie.