Fast-paced, action-packed and full of tension story of survival, revenge and camaraderie. An unusual but very engaging plot with beautifully built suspense -through flashbacks, bits of information and background stories-, amazing action scenes and a great cast made this short drama a pleasant surprise and a bingeable watch. P.S. 1 Amazing performance from Kim Hye Joon P.S. 2 Lee Dong Wook should do more dark roles than romcoms.
Fast-paced and intense story of escape/survival, with Nakajima Yuto giving a commendable one-man show, which balanced some plot-holes here and there, as well as the questionable plot-twist in the end.
The provocative premise of a realistic depiction of married couples' everyday struggles, love and sex life, as well as the study of emotional and physical infidelity, fizzled out towards the end, but what kept me invested were the brilliant, bold and brave performances from the main couple, Esom and Ahn Jae Hong, who were very convincing in their demanding, surreal roles.
An interesting omnibus of ten unique love stories and relationships set during the pandemic. One different take on love per episode: unrequited, reciprocated, forbidden, mature, suffocating, liberating, new or old, ending or blooming. With a great cast and production, watching those ordinary people struggling through life and yearning for love was time well-spent.
Though a bit slow in the beginning, it soon became an engaging and entertaining action story about haenyeos, smuggling, scheming, betrayal, revenge and a great, badass sismance. With some great 70s vibes, aesthetics and settings, as well as some wonderful underwater and fighting scenes, the film's biggest advantage was the cast and their teamwork.
A delicate and considerate depiction of neurodivergent people, their struggles to fit in their working environment, social relationships and friendships while trying to be real to themselves and follow their dreams and aspirations. Though sometimes too convenient and simplified, the story does have many life lessons, some great friendship goals and a few very powerful emotional moments.
A post-apocalyptic action movie, with beautifully choreographed fight scenes, lots of blood, gore and brutality, in a familiar setting and a predictable outcome. But even if the story isn't much, watching Ma Dong Seok do his stuff, smashing villains here and there, is always a pure enjoyment! P.S. It seems that Ahn Ji Hye is a powerful and very promising addition to the action genre, with some wonderful fight stunts.
A wholesome found family story, with a wonderful bonding and some bittersweet life lessons. Kawahara Eito as Kotaro was the cutest bundle of joy, the brightest ray of sunshine, and a catalyst that led to a significant character growth for all the people around him. Highly recommended!
Bakarhythm never fails to deliver unexpected and very entertaining stories. Witty and quirky black comedy with brilliant matter-of factly dialogues, a well-matched cast and some clever plot-twists that no one could see coming. Highly recommended!
With unconventional filming, using vibrant colouring and stylish setting, and different timelines that eventually intertwine, this is a women-centered story about love, desire, traumas, dreams and meaningful connections.
Quirky storytelling, snappy filming and a cute couple -played by Sekimizu Nagisa and Takasugi Mahiro- in a peculiar story of second chances, acceptance and compassion, family bonding and healing. Though it may seem peculiar and zany, I ended up liking this oddball of a family a lot.
Lighthearted romcom with some laugh-out-loud moments and some touching ones. A simple and predictable story in a rather unbalanced outcome, but overall enjoyable thanks to its great, talented cast and cameos.
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An unusual but very engaging plot with beautifully built suspense -through flashbacks, bits of information and background stories-, amazing action scenes and a great cast made this short drama a pleasant surprise and a bingeable watch.
P.S. 1 Amazing performance from Kim Hye Joon
P.S. 2 Lee Dong Wook should do more dark roles than romcoms.
One different take on love per episode: unrequited, reciprocated, forbidden, mature, suffocating, liberating, new or old, ending or blooming.
With a great cast and production, watching those ordinary people struggling through life and yearning for love was time well-spent.
With some great 70s vibes, aesthetics and settings, as well as some wonderful underwater and fighting scenes, the film's biggest advantage was the cast and their teamwork.
Though sometimes too convenient and simplified, the story does have many life lessons, some great friendship goals and a few very powerful emotional moments.
But even if the story isn't much, watching Ma Dong Seok do his stuff, smashing villains here and there, is always a pure enjoyment!
P.S. It seems that Ahn Ji Hye is a powerful and very promising addition to the action genre, with some wonderful fight stunts.
Kawahara Eito as Kotaro was the cutest bundle of joy, the brightest ray of sunshine, and a catalyst that led to a significant character growth for all the people around him.
Highly recommended!
Witty and quirky black comedy with brilliant matter-of factly dialogues, a well-matched cast and some clever plot-twists that no one could see coming.
Highly recommended!
Though it may seem peculiar and zany, I ended up liking this oddball of a family a lot.
Nothing extraordinary, but good for a leisure weekend watch.
A simple and predictable story in a rather unbalanced outcome, but overall enjoyable thanks to its great, talented cast and cameos.