Found myself rooting for her. It had some irritating parts displaying the human condition but poignant in it's display of guilt and the need for closure.
Slow paced but I liked the whole premise of family, home and forgiveness. Her dad's story, their quiet relationship and his final redemption was sad but a good watch.
This version is much lighter and funnier than the Korean version even though it has gore. Migi is really funny. Like an overbearing friend you don't want to have. I think I like this better.
It feels like I wasted my time watching this—there are too many unexplained plots. The first 20 minutes were okay, but things quickly went downhill. I have so many questions, but it looks like I'm not the only one.
I had to double-check the 11 minutes because I thought it was a mistake. However, it was still powerful and complete, and I enjoyed it as short as it was.
To my disappointment Ango's suicide was very unreasonable , director maybe wanted it to be dramatic ,I would have…
I think most people in these situations already carry alot if trauma and may seem strong on the surface but anything can trigger them. A lifelong of rejection and frustration. It's not uncommon in real life to end like this. But I guess a happy ending would have been great, but isn't chaos why we love Japanese movies.
It felt like the victim was the one who had a lot of questions to answer while the perpetrators just moved on to their next victim. Why do they have to forgive them? is this society's answer when victims cry out for justice? Unsatisfactory.
A big pile of ableist nonsense. Even the so called brother who was supposed to be a cop was so dumb. People just gathered in a circle while cops fired shots. Proof they don't know anything about guns either.
That creepy white guy just walked into the coffee shop and said can I teach you to make good coffee. What in the white saviour mentality is that? I enjoyed the friendship and everything else.
As someone who constantly has existential crises about life, this movie made me bawl my eyes out.`So many truth bombs for some of us living in 2025 and feeling tired of the state of the world.
I really enjoyed it, though I was initially skeptical and thought, "WTF?" The pacing was slow at first and felt like it was going to be mundane, but then the second half took me by surprise as it descends into chaos and turns into open season. Worth the watch.
My favorite moments were the religious songs. I can imagine being tortured that way.
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