
En el universo simulado de Wonderland, las personas pueden volver a conectarse con sus seres queridos con los que ya no pueden interactuar en el mundo real. Las vidas de la joven pareja Jeong In y Tae Ju va cuesta abajo cuando él cae en coma. Desesperada por verlo de nuevo, Jeong In contrata el sistema Wonderland, donde puede conectarse con Tae Ju y reavivar su vínculo. Supervisando los eventos dentro de Wonderland están Harry y Hyeon Su, quienes controlan y dan forma meticulosamente a las experiencias de sus visitantes. Su papel es crucial para garantizar que estas reuniones traigan consuelo y cierre. Mientras tanto, un hombre de unos 40 años se ve profundamente afectado por la pérdida de su amada esposa, Bai Li. Luchando por hacer frente a su dolor, busca consuelo en Wonderland. Allí, él solicita una reunión con ella, con la esperanza de verla nuevamente una vez más y encontrar la paz. A través de estos encuentros desgarradores, Wonderland se convierte en un santuario para aquellos que anhelan volver a conectarse con su pasado, dando una experiencia agridulce. (Fuente: Inglés = Soompi || Traducción = kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Arabic
- Русский
- Türkçe
- Título original: 원더랜드
- También conocida como: País das Maravilhas , Wondeolaendeu , Страна чудес , وندرلاند
- Guionista y Director: Kim Tae Yong
- Géneros: Romance, Drama, Ciencia ficción
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Reparto y créditos
- Tang WeiBai LiPapel principal
- SuzyKoo Jeong InPapel principal
- Park Bo GumPark Tae JuPapel principal
- Jung Yoo MiSeo Hae RiPapel principal
- Choi Woo ShikKim Hyeon SuPapel principal
- Nina PawHwa Ran [Bai Li's mother]Papel secundario
Reseñas
Interesting short stories only told at surface level, and a lack of understanding in AI
Okay, this movie is... weird. It feels like an incomplete draft with missing scenes, actually it's almost like they had shot a short series and edited the key scenes into a movie. There is not enough context and world building which makes it confusing. I get that the science fiction aspect of this movie is not its focus, but it really needed an extra 15-20 minutes at the start to properly explain how exactly this Wonderland service works. Like how are the AI characters programmed and what are they programmed with? There are so many ambiguities but they'll be spoilers. It's almost like the movie itself doesn't know the answers. I can't tell if the director is inexperienced in the sci-fi genre or they cut out those scenes because the basic foundation to make a coherent story wasn't there. At one point towards the end it was straight up a fantasy movie and not science fiction anymore lmao.But then, I actually like the subject matter, the actors and parts of the movie especially in the first half. Most of the scenarios were actually interesting and complex -- but they weren't fleshed out at all. Which brings me to the point that this movie just has too many characters. Basically every story was only on surface level, some were just left hanging or abandoned. Suzy and Park Bogum's arc especially suffered from this, it needed way more screentime to be properly developed. I hate to say this but some of their parts felt half-baked and wasted their onscreen chemistry. Tang Wei on the other hand had the most complete arc and probably the most touching one.
It's a shame because I think if they expanded the material and went more in-depth for each arc, or removed all the arcs other than Suzy/PBG and Tang Wei's, it would have been way better. But alas the potential was wasted. Nonetheless, I think at the very least this movie can spark some interesting post-watch discussions.

Great acting, great plots, but should have been a series
I actually really liked this movie. A lot of people did not enjoy it because they found it confusing or peiced together weird, which I will say is true to an extent. I really liked all of the plot lines and how they connected, but it left me wanting more from each one. We got a snippet of each plotline basically. I definitely think it should have been a series rather than a movie, that way they could flesh everything out better, and make it a bit more cohesive. Overall I think it is well worth the watch, and will probably watch it again when it releases on Netflix with the official subtitles.