26 nyeon

Trash!!!! Don't watch this. The girl here is so stupid.

Interesting premise regarding a painful chapter in Korean history. And while the acting is quite good, in typical action film tropisms, the story can only progress because of unrealistic monologues.

Sure, the characters want the ex-president to "repent" and beg forgiveness. But do they really? Come on. They have SO so many chances to kill him when it becomes obvious that he won't. But what do they do?

They monologue.

Yup, they all monologue, for the simple sake of coming to a very unsatisfying conclusion. Don't listen to the reviews that are like, "Wow!", "Korean cinema as I love". There is nothing to love here. An overused movie cliche for the sake of....what?

And don't get me started on the main female character. I was so looking forward to being an integral part of the story and showing the men how it is done.

And she ends up being a clown, who either can't make the shot, or won't instantly take the shot when it's in her crosshairs. She's no trained marksman, and one of the biggest disappointments of the film.

Good casting. Each of the actors had some charm that kept me intrigued. The cinematographers captured South Korea well, and I enjoyed looking at the scenery. There are a few scenes in particular that may turn some of the viewers off. I think it's common in South Korean movies to have scenes that stretch on longer than they should. At the last second (again), something happens to extend the scene or add suspense. Overall, I enjoyed watching this movie and would recommend it, especially if you're interested in the Gwangju Massacre.

Phénoménal plot, wonderful story and helps to learn Korean culture especially from 80's. Thé clffhanger at thé end is magnifient ans you dont have to speak to understand it. Nice. Perfect even.

This movie was a waste of time. It is a long drawn out movie without great character development. I would not watch this movie again, and I wouldn't recommend this movie for other people to watch.