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I've always disliked Korean culture, especially Korean movies and TV, but this movie really surprised me.

Sci-fi genres are so consumed these days that it seems impossible to come up with any new ideas (and they're mostly American productions). No matter how people shoot a sci-fi work, it's more or less boring (especially sci-fi TV)... Under this circumstance, this Korean film actually brought out a lot of new ideas on this subject! It is really invaluable.

The male protagonist, a pair of immortals, the little girl's aunt, a few assistants to the warden... These characters are very well created.

In particular, the two "immortals" are objective, neutral, intelligent, humorous, brave, decisive, and have a high level of business... They are still full of the spirit of capitalism! Isn't this a representation of the American spirit! (Obviously different from those selfish ghosts who only know how to bow down to Trump, but are actually a group of rabble. Their IQ is only worthy of immersing themselves in lies to find the lowest happiness... If you see this, you really become unhappy , please turn to fox, or go to Trump's website specially opened for you, which is dedicated to your happiness and truth).

I really can't understand why some people risk their lives so easily. There are even a lot of people who don't hesitate to throw their lives just to play around.

I admit that there are a lot of really great adventures, like Columbus, like Armstrong. But man is not a monkey or a goat, so what's the point of you being able to climb the tallest treetop or the steepest cliff? This is not the direction of human evolution at all, understand!

What have these risk-takers who easily died have contributed to the progress of mankind? Except for one epitaph: the great me, like countless idiots, came here to take risks easily, and like these idiots, lost their lives without accident and meaningless.

What did people say about that?

When you haven't tasted a lot, it's honey; when you've tasted a lot, it tastes like plastic.

I'll admit it's an action-movie milestone, but while being innovative, there's a lot of childishness in this movie.

At this point, the film is no match for Die Hard 1, which was a few years earlier than it-even if reviewed with current eyes, Die Hard 1 is still a mature and stable film action movie classic.