This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“What’s it like to die, Mickey?”
An interesting movie with obvious plot holes but digestible enough to be accepted as is. With Bong Joon Ho, there, of course, was a lot of sociopolitical dialogue, but more on the nose if you connect them to American politics. They could’ve gone more in depth with other societal implications (outside of celebritization of politics and government). Plus, I kind of gotten taken out of the movie once the military/police forces were extremely apt…
While I don’t have the clearest memory about the show, given it’s been YEARS since watching + my first watch of EoE, I’m set back to the era of that time.
“Genre: Dementia” was the title of an unfinished blog post culminated from watching random experimental Japanese art pieces that tied the line of being absurdist w/ thought, or absurdist w/ intentions to goon. Lawl.
This movie continues to be a great fiction when given enough context. But even without, I feel many cannot deny the cleanness of the scenes, direction, and development of the characters complexes.
1/18/25 - 2:25 am
Balls
