An easy, light watch with some nice moments of refreshing absurdity, that would have been more enjoyable with a better writing, more character depth and development, less annoying subplots and cliches.
A unique concept with a nice camaraderie and teamwork, and a versatile Jung Kyung Ho doing the best he can with the script he has. Nothing groundbreaking, but a fun, easy watch nonetheless.
Intense story, full of intrigues and manipulations. Though the pacing was borderline dull and heavy on the dialogues, the great performance from Sung Dong Il and Lee Je Hoon's silver hair made this drama quite enjoyable.
A simple everyday life story, slow-paced and soothing, yet powerful and rich in emotions. With breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, colorful costumes and, most of all, a fascinating depiction of Kazakhs' cultural heritage, this was a WONDERful watching experience. Highly recommended!
The great camaraderie and bromance of its prequel was still there, but the spark was lost. With some serious pacing issues, predictable plot-twists and characters with potential that was wasted, this second season had some good moments but wasn't as entertaining as the first.
Just like its prequel, this was an intense, eerie and twisted thriller with many brutal and gory scenes, lots of disturbing and triggering themes, and some much needed answers and revelations. Though the mystery and the plot were much less and the screentime too shorten for some characters, it still had a superb cinematography and some captivating performances, making it a challenging but rewarding watching experience.
Dark, violent, frustrating just like its prequel, with great visuals and music, and exemplary acting from all those young actors. Though some subplots felt underdeveloped and the pacing had some issues here and there, overall it was an entertaining, tense and binge-worthy watch. Time well spent.
A great cast and a promising story in an undeserving flat storytelling... The romance plots felt perfunctory and the only really worth watching was the brothers' storyline and chemistry.
With a great cast, production, storytelling and pacing, as well as an intriguing concept of three ill-fated interconnected stories (not always unpredictable), this was a bingeable, fast paced and entertaining watch with some very satisfying karmic justice.
With the typical Hong Sang Soo style, this is a study on arts, as well as a character study mixed with some existential quotes in a dual, hazy and laid-back narration. Not his best work, but interesting enough.
It took me a few episodes to warm up to it, but I was pleasantly surprised by this unique, wacky zombie story that never took itself too seriously. Fast-paced, entertaining and funny.
An easy watch with two cute couples, a predictable but toxic-free story with many convenient arcs and tropes, familiar clichés and cringe-worthy scenes. Light, youthful but forgettable.
A tragic story about one of the worst nightmares for a parent, with some piercing commentaries about the press manipulative coverage, the social media bullying and the family dynamics during the aftermath. With a phenomenal, gut-wrenching performance from Ishihara Satomi, this is a difficult and demanding watch.
An action flick with a predictable story, superficial one-dimensional characters, full of punches and violence. Not as entertaining and funny as its prequels, but still a real pleasure to watch badass Ma Dong Seok beating the hell out of the bad guys, throwing his signature punches here and there. Perfect for a stress-relieving watch.
Heartfelt, bittersweet and deeply moving on a personal level for many watchers, this is a beautifully filmed, told and acted story of acceptance, love and family bonding. Highly recommended.
With a great cast and the distinguished, visually extravagant style of Nakashima Tetsuya, this is a peculiar horror film with many different sub-genres involved. Too long for its own good, difficult to follow -especially during the second half- and with more questions than answers given, it's definitely not as good as Tetsuya's other works, but still is a challenging, dark, savage and haunting watching experience.
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With breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, colorful costumes and, most of all, a fascinating depiction of Kazakhs' cultural heritage, this was a WONDERful watching experience.
Highly recommended!
With some serious pacing issues, predictable plot-twists and characters with potential that was wasted, this second season had some good moments but wasn't as entertaining as the first.
Though the mystery and the plot were much less and the screentime too shorten for some characters, it still had a superb cinematography and some captivating performances, making it a challenging but rewarding watching experience.
Though some subplots felt underdeveloped and the pacing had some issues here and there, overall it was an entertaining, tense and binge-worthy watch.
Time well spent.
The romance plots felt perfunctory and the only really worth watching was the brothers' storyline and chemistry.
Not his best work, but interesting enough.
Fast-paced, entertaining and funny.
Light, youthful but forgettable.
With a phenomenal, gut-wrenching performance from Ishihara Satomi, this is a difficult and demanding watch.
Not as entertaining and funny as its prequels, but still a real pleasure to watch badass Ma Dong Seok beating the hell out of the bad guys, throwing his signature punches here and there.
Perfect for a stress-relieving watch.
Highly recommended.
Too long for its own good, difficult to follow -especially during the second half- and with more questions than answers given, it's definitely not as good as Tetsuya's other works, but still is a challenging, dark, savage and haunting watching experience.