This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
creeper! aww man
watched this on my bday; march 17, and felt like a gift from the big man mr. bong joon-ho.
robert pattinson was so good here. could never imagine he played edward from twilight or batman.
i’m a massive fan of mickey 18, man was just aura farming.
overall this movie was so fun to watch but i feel like the themes of colonization and worker exploitation were sometimes too on-the-nose; nasha’s ultimatum against the chancellor being a…
goddamn. absolute tragedy. loved it.
despite park chan-wook’s track record with violent movies, this one thrived in its subtlety and masterful storytelling.
notes:
- seo rae was such an effective and conniving deceiver, yet was so genuinely passionate
- god the mountains and sea metaphor is so good.
- CINEMATOGRAPHY AND TRANSITIONS!!!! beautiful.
best body horror movie i've seen (not that i've seen many)
had my jaw dropping for a whole third of the movie
absolutely disgusting, visceral, and doesn't hold back
loved everything: the style and the music, the SOUND EFFECTS THAT JUST EVISCERATE YOUR BRAIN, the plot, the PRACTICAL EFFECTS
felt bad for elisabeth, loved/hated sue, absolutely GOBSMACKED with *her*
terrible racist depiction of the japanese
lackluster chemistry that was simply just an affair between two married people
