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When I first saw the trailer, I thought it was quite interesting. And yeah, even though some things made me annoyed, but overall the plot was interesting. And there were many twists too which is very good and I like it. But in some scenes I was disappointed with Kang Ha Neul's character who was often too stupid and useless and also made the wrong decisions. It really makes me annoyed, you know.

Well, I don't know, maybe that's what the director wanted. To annoy the audience 😅

This could only be summed up as "INTERESTING IDEAS .. the movie." I believe there are quite a few small wins here in terms of thematic setup, but the payoffs are never as interesting. It starts with a tense thriller premise (that revolves around noise pollution), before diving into a bitcoin subplot and a larger real-estate conspiracy at play. No complaints concerning the performances -- Kang Ha-neul, Seo Hyun-woo, and Yeom Hye-ran deliver quite solidly. Writer-director Kim Tae-joon shows inventiveness in the staging, at least in the initial portions, before running out of steam in the final act, where it turns into a familiar, bloody showdown. Wall to Wall also suffers from the same issue as Tae-joon's earlier flick Unlocked, where the length of the film (1h 58m) lessened its conclusive impact. The nightmarish thriller part of the film ranks way above the rest, and most of that's restricted to the first hour.

It was intense and with good twists. The movie kept me engaged throughout with its psychological thriller elements and unexpected turns. The performances were solid and the direction created a tense atmosphere that made for an entertaining watch. I found it to be a well-crafted thriller that delivers on its promises.

I've seen quite a lot of reviews that aren't overly pleased with this film but I have to say, I'm personally pretty satisfied! Kang Ha-neul's acting is genuinely stunning on it's own and it's what drew me to watch this film, without saying any spoilers, this film is about the pressures of debt and society and how they can really riddle people with pure anxiety and depression. I think that if you enjoy Kang Ha-neul as an actor and you're looking for something that keeps you pretty engaged, this is the film! (I'm also a sucker for films with deeper meaning so if you like stuff like that, this should be right up your street!)

Not exactly sure how to feel about this. The premise is good, the first half of the movie is good but then it kinda falls off after the second half.

The acting of the protagonist is so nice that he is probably the reason you wanna keep watching the movie.

It just feels like the execution of the movie could be... better I guess.

Still, not that bad.