First Time Watching OLDBOY Had Me In Shock!

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Enjoy My Oldboy Movie Reaction, My First Time Watchinng Old Boy. I Was Blown Away By This Korean Masterpiece Of Mystery Story Telling. #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching #Movies #OldBoy #Korean
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OLDBOY MOVIE REACTION | 0:00 - 27:13
OLDBOY MOVIE REVIEW | 27:14 - 29:21
OldBoy Movie Description:
Dae-Su is an obnoxious drunk bailed from the police station yet again by a friend. However, he's abducted from the street and wakes up in a cell, where he remains for the next 15 years, drugged unconscious when human contact is unavoidable, otherwise with only the television as company. And then, suddenly released, he is invited to track down his jailor with a denouement that is simply stunning.
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@HelloMellowXVI 2 года назад

This Movie Is So Amazing And Effed Up! Great Twist, But Still Iffy About The Ending. Please Share And Like The Video!

@orlandostock7440 2 года назад

MellVerse watch Blade with Wesley Snipes and Stephen Dorph !

@naebodyknows7016 2 года назад

Spike Lee did a remake, don't watch it coz it's shit.

@soulance8342 2 года назад

BRO! You are doing the most right now! This movie has stuck in my memory for the rest of my life, glad to see you react to it. Looking forward to seeing you watch The Fifth Element one day. Stay awesome man!

@DPYROAXIS 2 года назад

13 games of death is a good 9ne to consider

@soulance8342 2 года назад

@@DPYROAXIS 13 tezumeti is a gripping suspense film. I'll try and find a trailer for Mel and you to preview.

@reservoirdude92 2 года назад

This masterpiece is one of many examples of films that NEVER needed a remake. Park Chan Wook is one of the greatest filmmakers of the past 30 years, and this is just ONE of his best works.

@parsasadri8015 2 года назад

I love Spike Lee, but I don't know what was going through his head to remake Oldboy. Also I wish MellVerse will react to a lot of his films like Do The Right Thing, Blackkklansman, Malcolm X, Da 5 Bloods, Clockers, Inside Man and many more

@delta_bluesontwitch8463 2 года назад

@@parsasadri8015 they backed a dump truck full of money up to my house!

@davidcooks5265 2 года назад

I can't deny I can't find fault 😍

@frizankrizizzo 2 года назад

100% agree. BUT the few differences in spike Lee’s I didn’t hate. Casting wasn’t awful minus the daughter. I enjoyed it. Ultimately I agree. The original is legit perfect.

@orbitalsummer 2 года назад

i agree completely + he had a brilliant Choi Min-Sik as his main actor - this film is perfect....the american remake i pretend didn't happen.

@donparedes9130 2 года назад

"I saw the devil" would be another great recommendation. Choi Min-sik gives another Stellar performance. 2 recommendations before watching "I saw the devil". Make sure you go the extra mile and find the uncut Korean version, not the international version. And watch a lot of comedies before and after this film because it is rough as well. If not worse.

@grendelz 2 года назад

Man, "I saw the devil" is traumatizing. Korean directors know how to do a revenge story.

@asceticwiz6995 2 года назад

x2 please watch i saw the devil!!

@Felya 2 года назад

Such a sick film. Loved it.

@bernadineshelbourne8915 2 года назад

I saw the devil is another masterpiece. So effed up. Watched it at TIFF and the director, Kim Jee-woon, was there. He talked ahead of the movie saying when he submitted the film for a rating to the Korean film board they sent it back saying he must edit due to indignities against humanity. We cheered because he brought his edit. :)

@ihavetubes 2 года назад

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance is another good one.

@ianchristopher9422 2 года назад

The lead is played by Choi Min-sik, one of the greatest actors not only of his country but of the world. He's like Daniel Day-Lewis, great in everything he's in no exceptions. He's also great as the diabolical villain serial killer in I Saw the Devil, one of the greatest revenge movies ever right next to Oldboy. It also has a great twist at the end, Koreans are pretty good at it. In my opinion Choi Min-sik performance in this movie is on the same intensity as Robert DeNiro in Cape Fear.

@shabeebp9078 2 года назад

Finally you reacted to this. This movie is literally perfect. I know it's hard to rewatch this. But if you rewatch it, you'll know, everything about this movie was perfect

@davidhenriksson285 2 года назад

This is the movie I have rewatched most of all! (Once for every friend I forced to watch it) Even if you know every part well, it still delivers!

@fuzzybits410 2 года назад

This is the first movie I've ever audibly cried out."Oooooohhhhh God!".

@adamgilbreath6565 2 года назад

Damn the man mell rolling out like 6 reactions this week. Love the content keep it coming

@bresilien2895 2 года назад

Koreans are the kings of thriller/mistery, i really do recommend Mother, memoirs of a murderer, lady vengeance (kind of a anthology/sequel to this) and Handmaiden.

@777Nny 2 года назад

"Memories of Murder" in North America, and I'd also highly recommend "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance".

@Magicalnora 2 года назад

I used to have oldboy as my favourite movie until I watched handmaiden. My god that is a beautiful film

@korie4198 2 года назад

Mother is a great recommendation. I watched both of these movies as part of a class on horror/suspense at Chanbook University as part of an international summer school program.

@joshgrobansdrymouth 2 года назад

Mother is my favorite Bong Joon Ho and one of my all time favorite movies

@jimmygrey6848 2 года назад

Thirst and The Wailing are two other greats.

@matdoo3045 2 года назад

There is a bit more of heart break detail that hard to catch for non Korean speakers. Dae-su speaks in a weird way like a robot or something after he got released. Because he forgot how to talk normally while in the jail for 15 years. And there is the exact moment he went back to Dae-su himself, that's 23:17. At that scene, he started talk like a dad trying to reassure his daughter. Even his words he used were totally changed. 😥

@simplyclaireese 2 года назад

The ending expressed that he still remembered what he did with his daughter even after the hypnosis.

@muhammedmooquin1365 2 года назад

its left ambiguous

@007wars6 2 года назад

THIS MOVIE IS SO GOOOOOD!! It’s in my top 10 of all time

@gingeradventure 2 года назад

I have "I Saw The Devil" and "Chaser" . . as well as the "Man from Nowhere", on my top movies.

@Mannam237 2 года назад

Definitely I Saw The Devil one of favorite movies

@molsongrrrl 2 года назад

Love all of those ... esp Man From Nowhere

@asceticwiz6995 2 года назад

yes yes yes

@aligmal5031 2 года назад

add forgotten on top of them and memories of murderers

@AutoPilate 2 года назад

Choi Min-sik is an international treasure. He was also in the third part of Park Chan-wook’s Vengeance trilogy _Lady Vengeance_ .

@EmilyDickmesome 2 года назад

And in I Saw the Devil. He def does the sadistic unhinged murderer well lol. Even though he wasn't one in Oldboy.

@je7055 2 года назад

Glad you did this one! Great movie, not necessarily one you wanna re-watch all the time, but incredible still. The way he debased himself at the end was definitely uncomfortable, but I do think it made sense given the context of East Asian culture-you can't be casually gossiping about other people's shame like that. In the context of the culture, Dae-su telling his friend really was super fucked up, even though Woo-jin's actions were obviously way worse. And of course, he was just desperate to protect Mi-do from the truth. Groveling and debasing yourself is a super, super hardcore thing in those cultures, and it worked after all: Woo-jin decided it was enough for Dae-su to sacrifice all of his self-respect and integrity completely. Woo-jin still got the last laugh by killing himself in a way, which always struck me as one of the many fucked-up things about the ending, even though it was the arrangement. He got his own revenge, but Dae-su didn't get his. Woo-jin went out on his own terms. It's interesting that, on the most superficial level, it's the classic "happy ending"-good guy gets the girl, bad guy dies-but in this movie that happens to be one of the worst, most depressing outcomes possible. Always feel like I need to take a shower after I watch this movie lol, but it's one everyone should see at least once.

@DrunkenCoward1 2 года назад

I love this movie. Mostly because I study ancient Philology and Old Boy is basically a Greek tragedy. Oh-Daesu even kind of sounds like Oedipus. Add to that it's part of a trilogy of movies, just like Greek tragedies were always shown in Trilogies... I could go on.

@madbwoy84 2 года назад

for some reason, I find myself enjoying more Korean cinema. it's just the way the storytelling is done, from drama to horror.

@5ilver42 2 года назад

based

@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control 2 года назад

Choi Min-Sik is just a phenomenal actor and this movie is absolutely sold on his performance. I can't see anyone else making this work so well.

@klangsmithtoo 2 года назад

Oldboy is the 1st Korean movie I ever watched. It started me on an amazing journey. As of today, I have watched 903 Korean movies. So worth it.

@jeremyodwyer9232 2 года назад

Me too. I remember watching it in a cinema in Dublin and was blown away.

@juliusholstein2376 2 года назад

Do you have a top 10 list? That's an insane amount of movies.

@klangsmithtoo 2 года назад

I do. Mostly so I can keep track of what I've seen. Hoping to hit 1,000 in 2022.

@juliusholstein2376 2 года назад

@@klangsmithtoo got any favorites you can recommend?

@sethozera4246 2 года назад

Good lord 903? I don’t think I’ve seen even half that amount in all films of every nationality.

@gabriellee235 2 года назад

It’s part of the “Vengeance Trilogy” all by the same director. The other two movies are “Lady Vengeance’” and “Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance”. The three movies are unrelated but are connected by the theme vengeance and the cost of it.

@stoneheart8231 2 года назад

"Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance" is so underrated! Probably my personal favorite PCW film along with "The Handmaiden". It’s a lot more slow paced than his others, but I feel like that just makes the final payoff that much more impactful.

@silver924 2 года назад

The other 2 are also good,, but I liked Oldboy much more. Prhaps, if I watched the other 2 first and then Oldboy, I would feel different...but well.

@gabriellee235 2 года назад

@@silver924 Oldboy is definitely the best out of the three without a doubt. It’s still worth it to watch the other two though in general.

@RamóhanMercader97 2 года назад

“Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Weep, and you weep alone” what a quote

@Evilriku13 2 года назад

this movie has alot of great quotes in general.

@Officer1774 2 года назад

Everytime you look up with your eyes closed for your intro, I do the same. It's such a good intro for your videos. Don't stop.

@Cookieboy70 2 года назад

I honestly thought it was so lame at first, but now I associate it with an always awesome reaction from Mel, it triggers positive vibes for me.

@Officer1774 2 года назад

@@Cookieboy70 it grows on you. Fucking love Mell

@The3rdGunman 2 года назад

Same Here

@depresun2070 2 года назад

AHOO AHOO

@jessemidel 2 года назад

when i first saw this movie, i had to pause for like 30 mins at the twist just to collect myelf. my mind was so blown lmao.

@RetroRanter 2 года назад

You are constantly working to bring the best reactions! Thank you for all your hard work, I've been binge watching all your videos, the ones I missed before I subscribed..people should aspire to work as hard as you do. 😎 Now all that aside, I LOVE this movie..asian cinema is always something else.

@AllYouWantAndMore 2 года назад

That fight scene is cinematically unmatched.

@AndyTaken 2 года назад

The last scene with him smiling is to suggest that the one that returned is "the monster" so he does remember, there is also a generally feeling that he killed the hypnotists as there is only 1 set of footprints leading away from the chairs. The extra he did was his pure desperation as Lee (bad guy) had the power with one word to ruin his daughters life forever.

@DrunkenCoward1 2 года назад

Maybe the snow covered the second footprints of the hypnotist and Daesu had just been sitting there for a long time. Maybe the hypnosis itself was just a way for his mind to pretend that it has forgotten and it hasn't happened at all. After all, how would he know the hypnotist? He met her once, and he was asleep during that. Mido might have known her, but the ending implies Mido has no idea what he's doing there.

@AndyTaken 2 года назад

@@DrunkenCoward1 It's open to interpretation, but what I said seems to be the more popular/believed theory. Though I think the strong evidence of him remembering is when the hypnotist tells him the Monster will know the truth and it shows the reflection the Monster wearing that manic grin, well that's the same grin he has when hugging Mido

@ev1Lsect 2 года назад

The one shot changed the game and inspired nearly every one shot fight scene afterward

@stoneheart8231 2 года назад

I vividly remember watching this in 9th grade and being disturbed for a long ass time, before eventually caving in and watching all of Park Chanwook's other works. He definitely makes the kinda movies you gotta just go into completely blind. Would highly recommend "the handmaiden" next!

@anezzzz 2 года назад

the handmaiden is one of the greatest cinematic experiences I've had. i went in completely blind to the movie, even thinking it was a horror because of the poster. from the first frame i was completely surprised and knew it was gonna be a full on different experience. i was so blown away by the end. truly one of the greatest films I've ever seen

@stoneheart8231 2 года назад

@@anezzzz Agreed! It's also the kinda movie that just gets better and better with each rewatch. I've seen it maybe 4 or 5 times, and each time I notice something new. It's a really long movie, but I don't think there's a single shot that feels superfluous or unnecessary.

@eluv173 2 года назад

First!!! Hey Mello this movie is one of my faves! I’m so glad you’re reacting to it!!

@lkf8799 2 года назад

The Hallway fight is freaking amazing 🔨 That ending tho 😳😳😳

@Cloudkiller01 2 года назад

Glad you finally got to experience this film bro! It’s a tough watch but it’s incredibly well done.

@Boobiejonshorts Год назад

(OLDBOY 2003) is the greatest film ever made, period. There can NEVER be another film that has a twist this wild, and the fucking acting is out of this world.

@florenciohernandezjr.2556 2 года назад

Mellow working OT lately with the reactions. I finally watched this movie a few months ago.. yea it’s fucked lol

@TylerNorCal 2 года назад

Appreciate your variety of films you choose to watch, not just whats popular on the algorithm. Korea has some of the best modern films you can watch, glad to see ppl check them out 👍

@flippedoutkyrii 2 года назад

So great to see folks discovering this amazing film! The hallway fight scene was an excruciating shoot and required multiple exhausting takes to get it right, in the final shoot which made it into the final film you can see legitimate anger and frustration on the stuntmen's faces, a few of them even sustained real injuries such as the man who fell clutching his actual sprained ankle.

@wtfisditvoorbullshit 2 года назад

Probably one of your best reactions. Love it

@Vaishino 2 года назад

God the live octopus scene always fucks with me because the actor actually ate a live octopus for it. Makes my skin crawl every time

@gunzooray 2 года назад

I'm So Proud That I'm South Korean And Living In South Korea That Released Chan Wook Park's Old Boy.

@grendelz 2 года назад

This movie has the most shocking reveal of any movie. I thought Seven was bad until I saw this.

@HWFchamp 2 года назад

I did NOT think this would ever end up on your channel, hooo boy I'm glad it did. So glad you enjoyed it.

@brewdaly1873 2 года назад

Man, this movie is so fucked up, but I love it. That hallway scene kills.

@cjpolett2055 2 года назад

Oh snap, didn't know this was on the docket, can't wait to watch your react later 😀

@porflepopnecker4376 2 года назад

Now that you've seen this, you owe it to yourself to see the director's follow-up (and the third film in his "vengeance" trilogy), SYMPATHY FOR LADY VENGEANCE. It's one of the most beautiful, weird, and mind-blowing movies ever made.

@peepinR 2 года назад

That movie, to me, has the most disturbing scenes in movie history. Don’t mess with kids man. Watch the movie then you’ll know what I’m talking about.

@simonread8713 2 года назад

OldBoy (Korean) is a top 3 all-time movie, for me. Absolute masterpiece.

@TPBXDRicky420 2 года назад

So much content lately! Loving it brother!

@rottenbutter360 2 года назад

13:44 See, that to me is the exact reason why it SHOULDN'T have been remade.

@fun_police8011 2 года назад

Yeah the remake was dogshit

@abouttime2569 2 года назад

The remake doesn't exist in my brain

@bernadineshelbourne8915 2 года назад

@@fun_police8011 rumour has it Josh Brolin was drunk throughout filming. It's when he was divorcing Diane Lane.

@SSD_Penumbra 2 года назад

Fun fact, the hallway fight inspired a lot of other famous fight scenes from movies and shows, such as The Raid and Daredevil

@gunzooray 2 года назад

Thank You For Sharing Of Reaction Of Watching One Of The Best Film In My Homeland(South Korea), Mel!

@ofkitsune1355 2 месяца назад

Hey, this is actually part of a trilogy Vengeance. Each movie is different story about revenge. First one was Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, this one is second and third is Sympathy for Lady Vengeance. Each of them has emocionally hard story.

@TheEnnisfan 2 года назад

Park Chan Wook is a MASTER. Now you need to see the other 2 in the trilogy: Lady Vengeance and Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. And for further Korean masterpieces watch: The Chaser, Memories of Murder, Mother, The Yellow Sea, and the more recent Oscar winner: Parasite. The Koreans don't f*ck around...

@NoiseFetish 2 года назад

Wait wait wait, first Battle Royale and now Oldboy? Hell yeah, bring back my 20's :D

@vivacious_me 2 года назад

Glad you checked the one out! Gotta love South Korean film ❤😁

@iamsheep 11 месяцев назад

Choi Minsik's performance is so incredible in that it is so big on every level, but somehow isn't over the top.

@AceCorban 2 года назад

Actor dedication note: Dude was a vegetarian, but insisted on eating the squid raw and alive because he felt his character would. Also the remake has Thanos banging Scarlett Witch while they fight Nick Fury.

@JinroToad 2 года назад

He wasnt a vegetarian. But he is a budhhist.

@leetheredlion 2 года назад

Dude I’m new to your channel but must’ve watched 30 reactions over the last week, loving your work! Would be buzzin to see your reaction to Cool Runnings if you’ve never seen that

@ashtonturner2862 2 года назад

Oldboy is definitely in my Top 10 of favorite films of all time.

@MrTuubster 2 года назад

Old Boy was my first meeting with Korean cinema. Another great recent one is "Man from Nowhere". Badass action sequences. And "I saw the Devil" is with the same actor as Old Boy and is almost horror. *edit* All of these got recommended already. So recommending them again.

@shielabasile4859 2 года назад

Great reaction as always! If you are planning out Oct reactions... may I suggest Tucker and Dale VS Evil? it's fun!

@professorwh042 2 года назад

My favourite film tied with Barry Lyndon, another film that Mell needs to watch.

@mellysomething6296 2 года назад

This movie was always a tough one to get through. But it’s perfect. It’s one of those rare lightning in a bottle moments where every element just fell into place. And finally Mello is doing it!! 😭😭

@seiferpriezt4955 2 года назад

This is honestly on my top 10 favorite movies of all time mainly due to the story telling and the suspense of it all. Even Quentin Tarantino thinks it's a masterpiece and I strongly agree.

@mickeykim3559 2 года назад

Glad to see you watching more Asian cinema. Don't forget to watch the other two movies of the revenge trilogy (Sympathy for Mr.Vengence and Sympathy for Lady Vegence).

@OGxShreddy 2 года назад

Old Boy and Ricky Bobby in one day? You spoil us dawg ❤️

@fumblingtitan1411 2 года назад

This story was inspired by and even partially based on an Ancient Greek Play called Odepus Rex. I say partially based on because the stories are very different on surface level but still have similar themes and events. Odepus Rex is still considered one of the the greatest plays ever written. I loved your reaction to this- its so wildly different to my response (I was so shocked and depressed after lol). The music in this movie still haunts me tho... Go watch/read about Odepus Rex. Its a great yet horrific tale that was written over 1500 years ago :)

@do-ol2540 2 года назад

Please do Paths of glory by Stanley Kubrick, his unknown masterpiece. Or Brazil (1985 or 1975 ) it’s one of the most bazar dystopian movies ever you’d love it

@johnsmith8906 2 года назад

I second Brazil :)

@TheNorthlander 2 года назад

Hell yeah, very happy to see you getting into Asian cinema.

@jorgeandrew 2 года назад

Man, you would watch "Time" of late director Kim Ki Duk 😔, one of the best korean film in history 🇰🇷 #Time #KimKiDuk 😉👏👏👏

@ianchristopher9422 2 года назад

Korean cinema is one of the greatest of this century for sure, way in the same league as Hollywood and probably better. Koreans are known for their intense movies and the three greatest filmmakers are Bong Joon-Ho (director of Parasite) , Park Chan-wook (director of Oldboy) and Kim Ki-duk (director of 3-Iron). Definitely filmmakers that need to be known more.

@MK7453 2 года назад

The narration is a letter to the hypnotist. It make an another story in the movie. I like this tactic.

@CopiousDoinksLLC 2 года назад

Interesting bit of behind the scenes trivia: Choi Min-sik, the guy who plays Oh Dae-Su, is a devout Buddhist. So the scene at 8:05 where he eats a live squid was very much against his religion - but he did it anyway for the sake of the film. There are outtakes on the DVD that show Choi Min-sik praying to the squid for forgiveness before every take because eating it in such an inhumane manner was basically a sin to him.

@gettygermany 2 года назад

I love how you said "that movie is on another level as that other movie with a similar concept" before the actual REAL LEVEL of the movie is revealed => CLASSIC OLDBOY MISTAKE :D

@lmts91 2 года назад

Came here to immediately recommend I Saw the Devil before I even watch your reaction lol.

@nightmaster5593 2 года назад

I'm now desperate to know. Have you ever watched "Ichi The Killer" ?? it's an incredible masterpiece!! Japanese chaos at its finest

@yotornadoyo 2 года назад

Yeah if any movie feels like Yakuza it's that one, only much crazier.

@Mannam237 2 года назад

That movie is so good but I don’t know if he would like it

@nightmaster5593 2 года назад

@@Mannam237 very good point, brother - I honestly don't know if he'd like it, but I adore it so very much! I wish that he would

@nightmaster5593 2 года назад

@@yotornadoyo it is indeed absolutely crazy! a truly demented film, and I love it!!

@Mannam237 2 года назад

@@nightmaster5593 yeah it’s a dope movie but certainly not for everyone

@heliopyre 2 года назад

the hallway fight is iconic in the world of single shot fight sequences. the one in the Daredevil show was partly a homage to it. the remake reminds me of when that old woman voluntarily "restored" that famous painting.

@balllopta359 2 года назад

Sir, you are a mind Reader. Last night, im thinking, damn if only Mel reacted to Oldboy. And Here you are.

@bernadineshelbourne8915 2 года назад

This is a classic for those of us who love violent films. I can't say enough about this movie. So glad you posted this. Under no circumstance should you watch the English remake done by Spike Lee, it's just so bad. Supposedly Josh Brolin was drunk throughout filming and it shows.

@corvus4350 2 года назад

It was actually the main actor's idea to have the hallway fight be all in one shot, his reasoning was that it would show how much of a gauntlet the Dae-Su actually would go through including the lulls and points of exhaustion that would happen in that kind of knockdown drag-out brawl.

@patrickreilly2283 2 года назад

This has been in my top 3 movies of all time with there will be blood and Tommy boy. Classics

@Evilriku13 2 года назад

Rly liked your explanation and speaking your thoughts out loud about the movie while reacting to it. Like the term evergreen being used in the movie, u can rewatch it many tiems and still discover new details or forshadowing, symbolism etc.. Big thanks for you taking the time to feel this movie! :) P.S.: This movie is described as a modern greek tragedy, do you agree?

@NTA_Luciana 2 года назад

"I'm guessing that must've been his sister or his girl at the time" the movie: why not both?

@mellysomething6296 2 года назад

I just wheezed. 😂

@JLamstudio 2 года назад

His other movie, “Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance” is a Masterpiece

@Toronto_Man 2 года назад

I fw this movie heavy.. on my top 10 all time favorites

@adamgilbreath6565 2 года назад

Bro if that hallway scene doesn’t get you hype when he steps back and squares up real quick OOOOHHHHHH!!! best directed action scene.

@TheEyez187 2 года назад

6:49 - Likes that fight, wait for the corridor! God-damn!! One of the best films ever made!

@brutespartan3606 2 года назад

Hey I’ve been wanting watch this movie for a while now but idk where to watch it, anyone know where it’s available? Cuz I’ve heard it’s really good and I’ve just been trying to avoid everything about it for so long.

@BloodSportA2 2 года назад

Definitely recommend the Yakuza series, it's a great mixture of criminal intrigue and absolute video game absurdity that's unlike just about anything else. Best starting points are probably Yakuza 0 (which is a prequel) or Yakuza Kiwami (which is a remake of the original game).

@user-di9vb2np1w 2 года назад

Really glad you watched this. Fantastic movie. If you like the actor or dark style k recommend “I saw the devil”. Another great one

@user-nm7kt6eo5y 2 года назад

good reaction~~!@!! Masterpiece.

@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control 2 года назад

Oh and the theme song of this film (plays a few times throughout) called The Last Waltz is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Check it out in its entirety. Such a powerful piece.

@gustavmetal 2 года назад

This movie along with Almodovar´s "The Skin I live In" are the major plot twists in movies I´ve seen. I you liked this one, "The Skin I Live In" is worth checking out.

@richellewatts1562 2 года назад

If you haven't already checked out Audition, please do that one! The hallway fight scene in Oldboy is THE best one shot scene, right next to the alley fight scene in They Live.

@172ngan8 Месяц назад

24:05 "He don't have to do all of that?" *Are you sure,* so you rather *let the your daughter knows everything* and how would she live for the rest of her life, mentally. How do you say sorry, so that the villaine will let it go? There's no other way, he needs to save his daughter, even with his life you know that from this movie perspective. Remember in REAL life people kills each other over a simple road rage, kill each other over some merchandises ....... So "Does he needs to do all of that?......YES he needs to"