7 hosil

I was honestly expecting a drama, but it was actually surprisingly delightful. I'll try not to write a biased review, because Kyungsoo is one of my favourite actors. So, the story is okay, kind of funny, because it's so simple and some situations so annoying that you can't help it but found them entertaining. The performances were good as well. Now, I did get confused towards the end, because they didn't present the events properly. But, all in all, I enjoyed it, so 8 out of 10.

Room No 7 doesn't have much to showcase in its plot, with a general storyline of characters just struggling to pay off debts. It has a relatively slow start, but gradually builds up tension as the film progresses. We aren't given too much background info on any character aside from short reflections, and the film focuses more on the present situations than anything else. The storyline isn't particularly deep in any way, and is for the most part just an humorous film with all the comedic elements it contains. It was an enjoyable watch, but nothing considerably moving or groundbreaking.