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Dhadak (2018)
Another remake which simple insults the original.
Same old story, nothing new, "two lovers have biggest possible obstacles, and there's nothing important than love in life".
Sin-gwa ham-kke: Jwi-wa beol (2017)
Take it as it is, don't focus on length.
Screenplay is great, really, the way it unfolds. Performances are also good. Watch it, I bet it'll be worth your time.
Uneun namja (2014)
Expertly crafted action scenes dragged down by the plot...........
Lee Jung-beom became one of my favorite directors, when I watched his debut crime feature "Cruel Winter Blues" and his revenge thriller "The Man from Nowhere".
What I really like about his movies is attention to detail and expertly filmed action sequences.
This movie continues these features, but this time Lee failed to ignite an interesting engaging and a convincing story.
But Lee is all about execution!!!!!!!! I believe that even his previous feature had a totally unbelievable plot it was his execution which shined the screenplay.
But this time plot of the movie is undeniably, the culprit for the negative reviews.
But on the positive, you are really going to like the action scenes. For the preparation of action scenes, Jang Dong-Gun underwent physical training for months.
Final Verdict: Just don't compare it with "The Man from Nowhere" and you will enjoy it.
Siskiyaan (2005)
Another pathetic and cheap rip-off from Bollywood
Honestly, I haven't seen the movie, but from the trailer,
It can be easily inferred that this time, the victim is Roman Polanski's "Death and the Maiden".
Now, you will say, you haven't seen the movie, how can you say that. If you don't believe me, 50 votes and 5 out of 10 rating should be enough for you.
Neha Dhupia who first relied on exposure for success but later showed potential, is not at all at fault here. She only did her job.
When these people will start making some real movies and will stop ruining masterpieces.
Halo (1996)
A heart-touching tale of a girl and her lost puppy, another gem from santosh sivan
Rather than a review, this is an emotional outburst. For a long time, I wanted to express my feelings about this movie, but, as I watched this movie very long time ago, I forgot its name.
I watched this movie when I was a kid, I remember I cried after watching the ending. At that time, I was not aware that this movie was directed by acclaimed director Santosh Sivan.
In present time, where movies on children or their has feelings have became so rare in Bollywood. This movie is a blast form the past as well as a lesson for "commercial" cinema of bollywood.
Hats Off to Santosh.
A must watch for, everyone specially for fans of movie like Mr. India.
Yong-eui-ja (2013)
Another gem from "South Korean Cinema',
This one is an improvement over similarly themed "The Commitment" and "Secretly Greatly". I'll not spoil anything. For those, who are looking for a non-stop "spy thriller action ride", this one is a must watch. The movie never stops anywhere.
Overall rating of 6.9 is really low for this cleverly written and directed movie. Also, the performances of the actors are really good, specially "Gong Yoo".
Like other top South Korean movies, screenplay was top-notch, also the direction is great in 'conversation between characters' as well as in car chase and other action scenes.
For me this is a really underrated South Korean flick.