DorianGrey101

Haha, the amount of bad luck and coincidence that they had is so ridiculous. I half expected him to drive the tractor and follow the train. 😂🤣🚜🚉

People make fun of Korean shamans but this movie shows how they can be a source of healing and closure for those left behind.

It was sad when the butterflies went home, but in a world plagued by war may all butterflies find their way home.

It's 10 year's old, but speaks my language. I love the dystopian take on life and how these types of scenarios explain the class systems/privileges and propaganda we live in better than any lesson.

It's a type of movie that I would love to keep for my private collection.

I'm still kind of hating on Yudai Toyoda after watching "Soko kara Saki wa Jigoku," haha.

🤣😂 His fake smile is soo funny.

I knew what I was signing up for but this dirty, disappointed feeling won't go away. There wasn't even one character to root for. 🤢🤮

Those random Korean phrases really pissed me off. She was already annoying but they just had to push it. Her Korean wasn't even that great. Was it supposed to be funny.

Yeah, I take the office HR manual seriously. Men also get sexually harassed so I never want to feel comfortable with double standards.

My overthinking brain that sees sexual harassment everywhere in office dramas always finds it hard to enjoy these types of office dramas. It was cute, though, but that feeling of if it were a woman, I would be saying "power harassment" with all the non-consensual touching etc. But love the transmigration concept, and it was done well.

Always so fun to see actors before too much plastic surgery and the kdrama gloss-up. young Kim Hye Soo.

I know they tried to present this as some ultrist service but I couldn't help feel like it depends on the Rental person. Is it a regulated field? Will they always be nice as this guy and tell people to snap out of their fantasies. 🤔 All I could see was abuse written all over it.

It was more interesting than I expected. The story of the mum and student daughter was very compelling.

😂 🤣 The title of the review had me laughing so loudly.

I hate stubborn ghosts, but if you've watched Japanese movies long enough you know that they use alot of symbolism to describe motherhood, the pressures and disjointed feeling of motherhood.

At first I was like WTF, then OMG what's happening and at last Wow that was a great movie.

Hard to believe it's over 40 years old, I get why some people consider it a masterpiece. By the end I was enthralled.

😂🤣 My thoughts too. Thankfully he's something else. Realized it when the loop started again, that something isn't right. It's irritating when it's a disaster movie and people act weird.

I found the screaming very distructing.

Not a bad watch,was very entertaining but they didn't tie up the other loose ends. Like what it meant to write on the houses. Surely, that woman wasn't going to harm the whole building. Also why was she fixated on following him home, why not other homes?.

How was she supposed to pay the mortgage for that beautiful home 😂🤣. Keep on killing people, I liked the concept but really unrealistic.

The daughter, with the eye patch. 🤣😂 Seriously, I don't know how long she stays in there coz they sold the house etc. It's ridiculous to even imagine. Fun watch though.

Great review, I agree with you. I also noticed the pacing and felt the story wasn't as cohesive as I wanted it to be.