With a unique theme and a very strong, engaging start, this drama was a breath of fresh air. Watching the fantastic performance of Park Eun Bin as attorney Woo, the cutest cutie pie with her radiant, heartfelt smile walking around, waltzing and talking about whales was the most engaging thing I’ve watched for a long time! Her relationship with her dad, her mentor (the amazing, scene-stealer attorney Jung, aka Kang Ki Young) and her two female besties were fascinating from start to finish. Even though I had some noticeable issues about the actual legal cases depicted and -most importantly- the romance lines and some characters’ development, overall it was an enjoyable and memorable watch.
A wholesome road trip/coming-of-age story, just like all Yoon Ga Eun's heartfelt movies. Bittersweet, emotional and full of nostalgia, brilliantly filmed and acted.
A daring monologue/conversation of a writer and her character about life, death, memories, dreams and stories. Beautiful black and white shooting, impressive (almost) natural acting.
A peculiar film full of raw violence and splatter, with a story that is quite familiar and predictable, presented in a rather complicated philosophical-ish and unbalanced way. Thankfully, suave Dean Fujioka with a katana killing folks left and right, the old-style Kitano-like cinematography and the cleverly utilized music score saved the day!
As entertaining and funny as its prequel. Always a pleasure to watch badass Ma Dong Seok beating the hell out of the bad guys, and a pleasant surprise to see Son Seok Koo in a dark, twisted role. Perfect for a weekend night watch :)
The story had the typical school/sports inspirational and character development plot, but Kimutaku and Mitsushima Hikari made it more interesting and enjoyable!
Can a full action, violent film be so very funny and entertaining? Yes, if it has badass Ma Dong Seok and smexy Yoon Kye Sang as the main leads! Perfect for a weekend night watch :)
62 
197 
14 
1 
1 
1 
1 
3 
2 
I found it intriguing and unique :)
Watching the fantastic performance of Park Eun Bin as attorney Woo, the cutest cutie pie with her radiant, heartfelt smile walking around, waltzing and talking about whales was the most engaging thing I’ve watched for a long time!
Her relationship with her dad, her mentor (the amazing, scene-stealer attorney Jung, aka Kang Ki Young) and her two female besties were fascinating from start to finish.
Even though I had some noticeable issues about the actual legal cases depicted and -most importantly- the romance lines and some characters’ development, overall it was an enjoyable and memorable watch.
Bittersweet, emotional and full of nostalgia, brilliantly filmed and acted.
Beautiful black and white shooting, impressive (almost) natural acting.
Thankfully, suave Dean Fujioka with a katana killing folks left and right, the old-style Kitano-like cinematography and the cleverly utilized music score saved the day!
Always a pleasure to watch badass Ma Dong Seok beating the hell out of the bad guys, and a pleasant surprise to see Son Seok Koo in a dark, twisted role.
Perfect for a weekend night watch :)
And you can find more short films with links in this list of mine:
https://kisskh.at/list/32AK2lVL
Yes, if it has badass Ma Dong Seok and smexy Yoon Kye Sang as the main leads!
Perfect for a weekend night watch :)