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O Hospedeiro

Título original: Goemool
  • 2006
  • 14
  • 2 h
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,1/10
140 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
POPULARIDADE
2.765
83
Ko Ah-sung in O Hospedeiro (2006)
Home Video Trailer from Magnolia Home Entertainment
Reproduzir trailer2:07
6 vídeos
51 fotos
Drama psicológicoKaijuTerror monstruosoTragédiaDramaFicção científicaHorror

Um monstro emerge do rio Han em Seul e começa a atacar pessoas. A família de uma das vítimas faz o que pode para salvá-la de suas garras.Um monstro emerge do rio Han em Seul e começa a atacar pessoas. A família de uma das vítimas faz o que pode para salvá-la de suas garras.Um monstro emerge do rio Han em Seul e começa a atacar pessoas. A família de uma das vítimas faz o que pode para salvá-la de suas garras.

  • Direção
    • Bong Joon Ho
  • Roteiristas
    • Bong Joon Ho
    • Won-jun Ha
    • Chul-hyun Baek
  • Artistas
    • Song Kang-ho
    • Byun Hee-Bong
    • Park Hae-il
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    140 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    POPULARIDADE
    2.765
    83
    • Direção
      • Bong Joon Ho
    • Roteiristas
      • Bong Joon Ho
      • Won-jun Ha
      • Chul-hyun Baek
    • Artistas
      • Song Kang-ho
      • Byun Hee-Bong
      • Park Hae-il
    • 410Avaliações de usuários
    • 338Avaliações da crítica
    • 85Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 29 vitórias e 37 indicações no total

    Vídeos6

    The Host (2006)
    Trailer 2:07
    The Host (2006)
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    Clip 3:24
    Bong Joon Ho Makes Oscars History
    Bong Joon Ho Makes Oscars History
    Clip 3:24
    Bong Joon Ho Makes Oscars History
    'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Director Selects
    Clip 4:05
    'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Director Selects
    The Host Scene: Scene 1
    Clip 1:08
    The Host Scene: Scene 1
    The Host Scene: Scene 3
    Clip 0:53
    The Host Scene: Scene 3
    The Host Scene: Scene 2
    Clip 1:19
    The Host Scene: Scene 2

    Fotos50

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    Song Kang-ho
    Song Kang-ho
    • Park Gang-Doo
    Byun Hee-Bong
    Byun Hee-Bong
    • Park Hie-bong
    • (as Byun Hee-bong)
    Park Hae-il
    Park Hae-il
    • Park Nam-il
    Bae Doona
    Bae Doona
    • Park Nam-joo
    • (as Bae Doo-na)
    Ko Ah-sung
    Ko Ah-sung
    • Park Hyun-seo
    Oh Dal-su
    Oh Dal-su
    • The Monster
    • (narração)
    Lee Jae-eung
    • Se-jin
    • (as Jae-eung Lee)
    Dong-ho Lee
    • Se-joo
    Yun Je-mun
    Yun Je-mun
    • Homeless Man
    Pil-sung Yim
    Pil-sung Yim
    • Fat Guevara
    • (as Pil-Sung Yim)
    Kim Roe-ha
    Kim Roe-ha
    • Hazmat Suit Man at Funeral
    Yu Yeon-su
    • District officer Mr. Jo
    • (as Yeon-su Yu)
    Park No-shik
    Park No-shik
    • Inquiry officer
    Go Su-hee
    • Hostage nurse
    • (as Go Soo-hee)
    Scott Wilson
    Scott Wilson
    • Douglas
    Kim Hak-sun
    Kim Hak-sun
    • Civilian Military Mr. Kim
    Paul Lazar
    Paul Lazar
    • American Doctor
    Brian Rhee
    • Young Korean Doctor
    • (as Brian Lee)
    • Direção
      • Bong Joon Ho
    • Roteiristas
      • Bong Joon Ho
      • Won-jun Ha
      • Chul-hyun Baek
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários410

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    Avaliações em destaque

    bob the moo

    Brilliant opening attack leaves the film rapidly going downhill from then on

    A release of chemicals into Seoul's Han River has an immediate and deadly impact when a mutation occurs within the animal life. The extent of this is made very clear when a massive creature attacks those enjoying a summer's day in the park. Many are killed, including young Hyun-seo. The military move in, quarantining everyone despite their grief. However Hyun-seo is still alive having been dumped in the creatures layer, deep in the sewer and uses a mobile recovered from another body to contact her father. Nobody believes his claims that his daughter is still alive though, so the family go out to hunt down the creature.

    From the plot summary you would be forgiven for believing this to be a simple creature feature and indeed this idea is reinforced by a really stylish and exciting opening twenty minutes. Sadly this is not continued or indeed ever matched as the film seems to have far too many ideas and themes and far too little idea of how to pull them all together into a coherent or engaging story. It happens at the start with a clumsy and obvious "message" scene about pollution but I forgave this since everything from there went so well and the attack on the park was so professionally done. The sense of panic and voyeurism is conveyed convincingly while the action is so exciting. Once past this though we get lots of stuff about military intervention, mistrust of authorities, US intervention in Korea, foreign corporations and the inability of the man in the street to stop (or care about) any of it – or, as my partner described it, "lots of random sh1t". I do not agree with her rather harsh summary because in theory there is plenty of value in the themes and ideas that the film tries to work with and I could even accept it if I had not understood everything because I do not have the Korean frame of reference.

    The problem was though that it didn't come together and the allegories and thematic content only served to slow and dull the film while also completely throwing any hope of a consistent tone. So we get suffering thrown up against comedy; horror thrown up against conspiracy; politics thrown up against family threads etc. And none of them merge at all with the end result of a film that constantly had me wondering where it was all going and, more importantly, when was it going to end? The latter question is valid because, with all these ideas the film runs to almost two hours – a trifle if a film engages you but for one this messy and erratic it is far too long a running time for this to carry.

    The cast seem as lost as I was at times and their performances vary wildly. They are asked to be real people but yet also expected to carry the poor mix of humour, horror and political meaning and they cannot manage it. Ah-sung has the easiest ride as she is very much in the horror part of the film but the rest (Kang-ho, Hie-bong and Hae-il) has significantly harder roles that they cannot save from the rest of the film. Joon-ho's direction on the action and horror sequences is impressive and it is a shame that he fudges almost every other aspect of it.

    The overall result is a horror movie that simply never gets close to the impact of the opening few scenes. The horror is lost in a clumsy and ineffective attempt at wider meaning and at two hours, it is far too long to sustain itself – long outstaying its welcome. Unfortunately this is one Korean film that does not deserve the hype and is only worth seeing for the excellent opening attack sequence.
    8denny-carr

    Best "Monster FX" in years!

    I just saw this film at the 2006 Melbourne International Film Festival. So invigorating to see a fantasy type film in a great setting on a big beautiful screen. Full house (aprox 400-500 people)Classic old theatre style of The Regent Theatre in the heart of Melbourne city.

    What a great surprise to see a quality entertaining monster flick. You might begin to think as I tend to that the rest of your cinema going days will be spent avoiding such appalling Hollywood "Crap-busters" such as Godzilla or (enter current relevant movie here ;-) This film proves that adults can still be taken back...taken back to staring at the silver screen in wonder. It further proves, that a fantasy/adventure monster film can be a serious and funny film at the same time. Formula defying, original, intelligent... comical and sad. Comedy with pathos (just like real life refusing to fit neatly into categories)...very clever film making. Even with the alleged fear of subtitles, I would think there was a massive audience for this film amongst English speaking audiences...if only they would be given the chance to see it. Where's the mainstream distribution in Australia for a film like this? Best special effects and monster effects I've seen in years!
    6leeleejensen

    Steady Decline

    I have mixed feelings about this film. On one hand the first attack is one of the best creature feature sequences in film history in my opinion. The curiosity of the public to this big octopus looking creature in the water leading into the sheer panic and dread as the camera pans onto it charging towards the group from a distance without changing camera angles is purely brilliant and horrifying, and the ensuing madness (in particular a scene inside a large container) is truly terrifying to witness. However, after this initial attack, the film slowly devolves into a second rate family drama with less intense and spread out attacks from the continually less intimidating beast. The conclusion nearly wraps up the film but the expectations built up by the first 20 minutes lead to an ultimately disappointing viewing experience. That said, the film is far superior to the majority of Hollywood monster movies and is worth watching just for the harrowing opening scenes, so give it a watch if you're looking for an inconsistent but watchable creature feature.
    7ciotti40

    The Host

    The Host is by far one of the best monster movies in years. The movie follows a bumbling young father, Gang-Do Park, and his family. The story starts like every monster movie; everything is calm and uneventful, "business as usual" you might say. When a mutated fish creature comes along the river bank and begins killing anyone in its path. Amidst all of the confusion, Gang-Do's daughter, Hyun-seo, is picked up by the monster and dragged back to the sewer. The story then turns into a search for Hyun-seo. Gang-Do and his family evade the authorities and use all the money they have to desperately continue their quest.

    The reason I picked up this movie in the first place is because the box said that it was "on par with Jaws." I found this hard to believe but the monster in The Host is the one of the most cinematically pleasing CG creations in recent years and is probably the most original looking monster since Alien. It was legitimately scary looking and had a very unique style of moving that set it apart from previous monsters. Another strength of this monster is how well the CG is done. It does not just look like some computer generated figure spliced into live action footage. It looks like it belongs in the shot. The monster also has enough on screen time to make the movie suspenseful. The movie keeps the viewer wanting to see more of the monster while, at the same time, keeping them satisfied with the number of appearances.

    The Park family does a pretty good job of keeping the audience entertained while the monster is off screen. The relationship that Gang-Do shares with his father, "college man" brother, and professional archer sister maintains a balance of drama and humor that the audience can appreciate. This dynamic seems strange but the movie makes it work. You start to really feel like these people are family. The best thing about these characters is that you are not disappointed when they are on the screen. Some monster movies seem to get kind of boring when the monster is off screen (Godzilla 1998).

    The weakest thing about this movie, as it is with most foreign films, is the English translation and dubbing. After a while it becomes bearable but in the beginning it sounds absolutely awful. I don't say this very often because, like many Americans, I hate reading subtitles. But I think this one time I would have made the exception because the voice acting was just terrible. They just didn't seem to fit the characters very well. The dialogue in some scenes is very awkward as well. Some of the English translation just sounds out of place. This happens a lot with language barriers, however, and sometimes it just cannot be helped. If you want to watch something that is not meant to be in your language, you've just got to go with what you get.

    I started off saying that this is one of the best monster movies in years, and it is. It's not perfect, but what monster movie is? It has some flaws but the originality of the monster and the simplicity of the plot makes this movie very easy to follow and worth watching at the very least. It is pretty good for what it is. The whole "monster terrorizing an Asian town" seems like it has been done a million times (because it has), but this movie has some new things to offer. Would I call this movie "on par with Jaws"? I wouldn't personally, but it is definitely better than some of the cheesy messes that monster movies have made in the past.
    Min_B

    Believable characters and moments that will make you jump out of your chair.....

    I happened to watch this tonight at the cinema although I don't speak or understand Korean... let alone Japanese...however it wasn't difficult to grasp the story or get caught up with the characters and the situation.

    This film is comical in parts and borders on science fiction, drama and even horror, but it is really fantastic to watch and displays a lot of emotion and realistic reactions. The special effects are excellent, the characters are believable and it is one movie well worth watching even if it is in a different language. There is nothing like a creature from hell to add a bit of excitement to your day....

    For the first time ever I knocked over my coke and jumped 6 feet out of my seat when I was suddenly and unexpectedly given the fright of my life....for those of you that like this kind of excitement....be on the watch out for this little gem. (Subtitles would be an idea).

    I highly recommend this film and cant wait to buy it and own it on DVD!!!!

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    • Curiosidades
      Co-Writer and Director Bong Joon Ho and the designer of the creature nicknamed it Steve Buscemi, based on the actor's screen persona and the way he acted in Fargo: Uma Comédia de Erros (1996).
    • Erros de gravação
      The sewage they are searching the monster in, is dry and clean.
    • Citações

      Park Gang-Du: Let's have a cold one. Here.

      [He hands Hyun-seo a can of beer]

      Park Hyun-seo: This is alcohol.

      Park Gang-Du: Well, you're in middle school now.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      Just before the credits ends, you can hear a loud roar of the monster.
    • Versões alternativas
      There are two versions in circulation, the worldwide theatrical release, and another, edited cut available in Croatia. Runtines are, respectively, "2h (120 min)" and "1h 50m (110 min) (DVD) (Croatia)".
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      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 300/The Namesake/I Think I Love My Wife/Beyond the Gates/The Host (2007)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de maio de 2007 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
      • Coreia do Sul
      • Japão
    • Centrais de atendimento oficiais
      • Official site (Australia)
      • Official site (United States)
    • Idiomas
      • Coreano
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • El huésped
    • Locações de filme
      • Wonhyo Bridge, Seul, Coreia do Sul
    • Empresas de produção
      • Nintendo Entertainment
      • Sega Sammy Entertainment
      • Chungeorahm Film
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    • Orçamento
      • ₩ 12.215.500.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 2.201.923
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 320.000
      • 11 de mar. de 2007
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 89.433.506
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 2 h(120 min)
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    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby Digital EX
    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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