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Salinui chueok (2003)
Intense film-making
"There's a reason people say I have a shaman's eyes."
Memories of murder is a perfect Investigative thriller that you do not want to miss. The whole movie is all about the journey of the detectives in an unsolvable case. Unlike the other crime thriller movies, Bong-Joon-Ho had maintained the screenplay from a different perspective. I could able to sense the tone of David Fincher's Zodiac in the whole screen time. Bong, with his stellar cinematography, elevates every scene to the next level.
The movie is a staple of the true-crime genre.
Do watch it.
Movie: Memories of Murder(2003)
Language: Korean
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Donnie Darko (2001)
True with Imaginations
Oh My God!!!
Now, I want my own Bunny rabbit in my own parallel world where I am having my own super powers.
First of all it is not really a film for everybody. There is a lot of details, thoughts and science to be taken in before, during and after watching the movie.
But what I can say is you should really give it a shot. It doesn't barge things into your mind. The time, space, parallel universe and superpowers have not been exposed explicitly but rather left out to my own imagination. Such kind of elements are the novel experiences that a masterpiece can provide.
And above all, Jake as an actor has absolutely outperformed the movie as a whole.
Chalard games goeng (2017)
Experimentally unique
Bad Genius is a refreshing attempt at the heist genre that tackles one of the most boring tasks on planet Earth and makes a fantastically entertaining film out of it.
Exam hall scandal is a very common thing each and everyone have experienced. You should have taken either a side. The one showing fingers of questions or the one showing fingers of answers. If not you should've been atleast the one who ratted out all those showing fingers. Bad Genius is one fine commercial flick portraying it in engrossing way.
With some of the best editing and sound mixing you will certainly find it funny and entertaining.
Kammatti Paadam (2016)
A lesson of life
A Pure cult classic which has a unique quality in characterization. It shows how equations in life change when money comes in. Through fascinating characters, it also analyses what happens when their personal and gangster phases collide.
The blood soaked life of Ganga makes us to understand the life of ground level gangster from their shoes and Krishnan, a good example on how to make decisions in life in order to make it a peaceful one.
Kammattipaadam is a mixture of various emotions and the sad story of a population that we tend to forget as we crave for more luxuries, narrated in a disturbingly true manner.
The Two Popes (2019)
"When no one is to blame, everyone is to blame."
The Two Popes is about many things - the transfer of power, the relevance of religion, tales behind-the-scene of Vatican politics - but it is mostly a film about two lonely old men, finding each other a companion that they so desperately desire.
But what makes The Two Popes stand out is, its writing. Almost every line spoken by the two lead actors can be plucked out from the movie, and posted on the Internet as the quote for the day. It's witty, smart, profound but not too dramatic.
The phenomenal performance from Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins is a real treasure hard to find.