This is really not a horror movie or movies because it's a two parter. But Death Note 2006 (first part) an Death Note 2 the last name 2006 ( the second part) . Basic background if you didn't know it started as a manga then it became a anime then those live action version. All of them are different from one another in some way but they stay true to the source material. Wich is similar in a way to the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Basically each version just changes some events an how they happen. You will need to look up Death Note 2006 an Death Note 2 the last name 2006. That why it will take you to the right ones. But seriously stay away from the US Netflix version of Death Note. Because it completely ignores the Source material an it alters it in all the worst ways possible. Think of it like this take the one guy that was planning an doing all the brilliant planning in. The movie Law Abiding Citizen then turn him into a idiot with the mental maturity of a toddler. Because that's what the Netflix version of Death Note does to the characters. From the source material so instead of a big 4d chess game like in the source material. You get idiot toddlers in the US Netflix version of Death Note.
Wow you guys are the first reaction guys who totally got the movie :) Exactly the director's intention, who was the devil right.. You guys even knew he was SS good job! All the others don't seem to know that-they all think he is like a cop or somthn lol
korean audience had highly acclaimed especially the acting of the final scene where you couldn't tell if he's laughing or crying from insane internal conflict but lee byung hun recently responded to a question regarding it on a tv show after many years that that actually wasn't his intention lol he's considered one of the best actors in korean cinema and all his films are exceptional. here are some of Lee Byung-hun’s masterpieces: 2000: Joint Security Area (directed by Park Chan-wook) 2001: Bungee Jumping of Their Own (directed by Kim Dae-seung) 2005: A Bittersweet Life (directed by Kim Jee-woon) 2008: The Good, the Bad, the Weird (directed by Kim Jee-woon) 2010: I Saw the Devil (directed by Kim Jee-woon) 2015: Inside Men (directed by Woo Min-ho) 2017: The Fortress (directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk) 2019: Ashfall (directed by Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byung-seo) 2020: The Man Standing Next (directed by Woo Min-ho)
@nah5925 Director Park Chan-wook is most famous for revenge. -Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance -Oldboy -Sympathy For Lady Vengeance These are called Park Chan-wook's 'The Vengeance Trilogy' Also, I recommend Bong Joon-ho's movie like Memories of Murder, Mother.
The devil gives birth to another devil. At some point, the audience becomes a devil cheering for the main character This is the theme of this movie "I Saw The Devil"
That's interesting. I would never have guessed that. It makes sense though, now that we have watched it, but we were also very upset with the main character for constantly letting the killer go free. It backfired in the worst way. Thanks for sharing the meaning, We love insight like this!
@@CocktailFlicks This is late but the point of the ending is that he realised that he could never inflict enough pain on the villain, never enough for him to feel the pain he did. not only was the villain absolutely fearless, but once the villain died that would be the end of his suffering. The ONLY way (in his mind) that he could inflict the kind of pain he was feeling, was to do to his family what was done to him, to see their loved ones head roll in front of them. When I was a uni student I wrote an essay on how South Korean revenge movies very often blur the lines between villain and hero. They do that with this (the hero became the devil, you felt sorry for the villains family), they do it with JSA: Joint Security Area (fantastic whodunnit between North and South Korean soldiers starring Lee Byung-hun, Park Chan-wook's finest work IMO), they do it will Oldboy (our hero is actually a bad person, father, a drunk, you do feel some sympathy for the villain towards the end), they do it with Taegukgi (a South Korean soldier joins the Northern army because he thinks the Southern army caused the death of his brother), you see it with Parasite (who is the parasite?). They even did that with Forgotten (I won't say anything about this one because it would give away a lot if you haven't watched it and you SHOULD). In my essay I wrote how we have always seen North Korea as villains but to South Korea, they're brothers, they're families still separated, they have a lot of sympathy for the Northern people and that bleeds into Korean cinema. It's a very interesting subject that is quite unique to South Korean revenge movies.
@@harrietelizabeth9195 Wow, That makes a lot of sense. I wouldn't want him to become the very thing he was trying to get revenge on, and the family would not deserve it anyway. Thank you for the insight, and for sharing some new titles along the way. We intend to watch so many Korean movies. They are some of the most fun we have watching movies. I hope your essay did well, I bet it was an amazing thing to read!
@@CocktailFlicks I missed 71: Into The Fire from this which was a hugely prominent movie in my essay that I highly recommend. It's the true story of 71 untrained teenage students who fought off a whole brigade of the North Korean army entirely on their own and played a huge part in changing the Korean war. For me, as someone who has studied Korean history and language at university, JSA: Joint Security Area and 71: Into The Fire are two of the best Korean movies. JSA is my personal favourite movie ever beating Oldboy and Shawshank by a tiny bit. 71: Into the Fire (not the be confused with the war movie "71") is great for a true story and as a war movie. I also highly recommend The Classic for the best romance you'll ever watch, from the iconic scenes to the soundtrack it's just perfect (the same actress plays mother and daughter in different time periods/stories and she is phenomenal) and also Taegukgi: Brotherhood of War for the most heart wrenching, brutal watch of your life. I also recommend Forgotten (2017) because it's just a stupidly fun thriller that I would kill for you to react to.
Good reaction! Agree about how everyone got traumatized and the guy who should know better became obsessed at the expense of everyone including himself. The villain was horribly animalistic and evil, but that’s how humans can be. People think it’s unrealistic or exaggerated, when fiction often tones it down. And I’m glad you pointed out how the protagonist let these women get traumatized and assaulted because he appeared to be so myopically focused on this task of enacting precise revenge. Based on how terse but “polite” he was with bystanders, the protagonist might have simply called the police or left money or a phone or something for the victims after. What we DID see was the nurse. He told her to close her eyes and block her ears, so she wouldn’t hear him giving a horrific injury. But he also told her to *stay* and patch him up. So either she or the older man were asked to medically treat the man who assaulted her! It’s possible they found it vaguely gratifying, seeing him directly punished and then at their mercy. But it’s a pretty messed up ask! To tell someone to help their attacker!
I recommend the most famous horror movie to Koreans. The movie title is "A Tale of Two Sisters." It is a horror movie, but it is also important to know the director's intentions. Many foreigners watch this movie and don't understand the ending properly.
한국 복수 영화 최고3 안에 꼽히는 영화입니다 “ 올드보이 ” “ 친절한금자씨 ” “ 악마를 보았다 ” 만족하실만한 한국 스릴러로는 2013년 “ 끝까지간다 ” 영어 제목은 “ a hard day “ 입니다 지루할 틈이 없고 각본이 좋아서 인도와 프랑스에서 리메이크 되엇습니다 한번 추천드려요 ❤
i was one of the ones who recommended the movie and said to expect EXTREME brutality, wish that comment had stuck as you say you didn't expect this kind of gruesomeness (which i guess is still an understatement of a word describing this movie) and seem to be reeling a little post-veiwing... anyways, the woman on the table to be cut up as the cannibal's next meal IS the owner of the house, there was some loose translation in regards to their situation so you probably didn't get this but from one of the lines in original Korean, you can gather the cannibal & his wife showed up at the house asking if they can stay / rest for a few days and when the owner said no, that ticked the cannibal off which led to the cannibal couple taking over the house & the owner / her family ending up as meat for his meals (maybe that could've been his plan all along whether the owner said yes or no but it sound like being told no is what got to him from what he said).
I do remember you recommending that. I'm sorry I forgot that it was gruesome, but we still would not have been ready for this kind of movie. There was so much more to it, and the killer himself was more extra than we were anticipating. Thanks for confirming who the woman was. That is such a horrible reality for her and her family. To think all it took was being rejected a place to stay for the night. We haven't heard from you in some time, I hope you are well. We will try to keep good Korean content flowing on the channel. I hope we hear from you again soon!
I'd like to recommend you guys 'bedevilled'. south korean horror thriller. Also, recommend choi min-sik' who is the devil in this 'I saw the devil' appearing 5 best korean films. 1. New World. 2. Crying Fist. 3. I saw the devil. 4. Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time 5. Old Boy.
one of the best movies. and boy those koreans can make some decent movies. acting of the 2 main is top tier, the revenge path he chose is blind and he does not care about anything else but to make the killer suffer and play cat and mouse witch leds to the death of his father in law and sister in law and in the end he breaks down emotionally and probably wont recover from that maybe he did not have any ptsd from his service years but this gave him ptsd for sure
How do I put it There is definitely a art from to revenge. In this movie the one guy did it all wrong. Because lets just say movies an TV shows about revenge are my favorite to watch. This guy did it all wrong if it's only one person you're after. If you find them an get them you make sure they never escape an you can take your time. That way you get your revenge an no one else gets hurt by that person. That's how you get revenge on one single person. Then if there is multiple people you go through them like in the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Because they are all easy to get to separately but if they are apart of a group that all worked together. You have to slowly take them out strategically one by one till you get to the main person. Leaving them with no one to help them. Now the movie The Barber 2001 staring Malcolm McDowell. Will halp you understand how a psychopath thinks for the most part. Now for another movie about revenge done the right way. The movie The Final 2010 it takes place on Halloween so it would. Be a good movie to watch in October an its true revenge. Because for some things death is not really a fitting punishment. Also I recently got the Shout/Scream Factory version of the Directors Cut of Clive Barkers Nightbreed. I learned from that right away if you really like a movie if you have the DVD of it then. If a directors cut or unrated versions or a alternate version of that movie comes out. Because there is so many different names for basically the directors cut of the movie. It's worth upgrading to the directors cut version. Because put it this way before the movie even starts playing. It has Clive Barker an the person responsible for the Directors cut. Talking about how the movie studio interfered an majorly FT up the movie Nightbreed for the theatrical release version of the movie. I mean they didn't like the story that Clive Barker was telling. So they cut scenes out then filmed new scenes. Then put the new scenes in to make the movie tell a hole new story. According to the movie studios agenda even though it completely went against Clive Barkers story he was telling in the movie. I'm not kidding on every single bonus feature every single person that worked on the movie. On screen and behind the scenes all said the same thing. That when they seen the movie when the movie studio was done altering it an they released it. When they where watching it they where like what am I watching this is not the movie that. Was in the script or screenplay an this movie is not the movie we made. So if that's not a good reason to upgrade movies you like to. Things like Directors cuts I don't now what is because after that I like the original Robocop movie I upgraded to the Directors Cut of that movie. Thats going to take a while to get through those bonus features. Let's just say to start with their is 3 audio commentaries on top of just the movie then there is all the other bonus features after that. But after seeing an hearing how far movie studios go to alter movies. Without the writers an directors consent I want to find out. More about some of these movies that needed these Directors cuts to come out in the first place. Because if a movie is released that being the theatrical version. Then years later someone finally makes a Directors Cut of that movie. I am really curious to what the movie studios seen as problematic. Because so far from what I am seeing an hearing from these Directors cuts. The movie studios are removing stupid stuff for no real reason. I mean non spoiler for people that have not seen the original 1987 Robocop movie. But on the first audio commentary with the director an one of the writers an the movies producer. They talked about how the movie studio was forced to keep the most important scene in the movie. Even though it was extremely violent an turteris. Because it was absolutely crucial to keep in the movie. So these Directors cuts show that movie studios where majorly FN up movies for along time. This also shows that all movies even newer ones made today. That it may have been completely altered from the writers an directors original version of their story. By the movie studios without their consent wich is extremely stupid because the movie studios. See these scripts or screenplays then they approved them as is. Then they go an alter them because they don't like them. That makes no sense if you don't like a script or screenplay then you don't approve it in the first place. Problem solved no need to spend money on something then spend more money to alter it.
I hate it when movie studios do that. They don't like the story themselves, and make changes right before it goes to theatres, and then decide to make changes without telling the Director who was trying to tell a specific story. I liked Nightbreed just because it was Clive Barker movie, but then this nonsense happens. I don't know how long studios have been messing with the Directors stories, but it is not a recipe for continued success, especially if Writers and Directors ever get fed up and stop working with these major studios all together. It's one thing to have a strike over AI, but if they start leaving because all their hard work was for nothing, that is something that is hard to reconcile for the studio. Thanks for the recommendations, I will check them out, and see where I can fit them in. Sorry for the delayed response, it is getting harder to respond in time especially with a lot of new videos each week. I will keep trying to do better.
Thank you very much, they really are great actors. I believe the next Korean movie we are watching is A Tale of Two Sisters. I have heard nothing but good things, so I am excited for it. Thank you for stopping by!
@@CocktailFlicksOh you guys should do 'The Man from Nowhere' at some point, it's one of the highest grossing (& critically acclaimed as well) movie in S. Korea, also the main character is the real inspiration for John Wick (per the director of JW), think this movie could very well be right up your alley
He stay psychopath alive because promise his death fiance revenge of her death and punishment killer 1000 painful way motive hurt killer and stay he alive was pure revenge not killing he want killer suffering 1000 times badly
Wow.. that is literally the worst review i've seen about this movie.. "You're definitely to blame for what happened to your family there" ! Did you guys watch a trailer ? Jesus..
This one was crazy. Do you know of any other horror movie out of Korea, or anywhere for that matter? we would love to know what is out there!
This is really not a horror movie or movies because it's a two parter. But Death Note 2006 (first part) an Death Note 2 the last name 2006 ( the second part) . Basic background if you didn't know it started as a manga then it became a anime then those live action version. All of them are different from one another in some way but they stay true to the source material. Wich is similar in a way to the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Basically each version just changes some events an how they happen. You will need to look up Death Note 2006 an Death Note 2 the last name 2006. That why it will take you to the right ones.
But seriously stay away from the US Netflix version of Death Note. Because it completely ignores the Source material an it alters it in all the worst ways possible. Think of it like this take the one guy that was planning an doing all the brilliant planning in. The movie Law Abiding Citizen then turn him into a idiot with the mental maturity of a toddler.
Because that's what the Netflix version of Death Note does to the characters. From the source material so instead of a big 4d chess game like in the source material. You get idiot toddlers in the US Netflix version of Death Note.
great korean horror films:
- memories of murder
- the chaser
- gojijam
- memoirs of murder
한국영화 올드보이. 최고
올드보이
R-point
Wow you guys are the first reaction guys who totally got the movie :)
Exactly the director's intention, who was the devil right..
You guys even knew he was SS good job!
All the others don't seem to know that-they all think he is like a cop or somthn lol
korean audience had highly acclaimed especially the acting of the final scene where you couldn't tell if he's laughing or crying from insane internal conflict but lee byung hun recently responded to a question regarding it on a tv show after many years that that actually wasn't his intention lol
he's considered one of the best actors in korean cinema and all his films are exceptional.
here are some of Lee Byung-hun’s masterpieces:
2000: Joint Security Area (directed by Park Chan-wook)
2001: Bungee Jumping of Their Own (directed by Kim Dae-seung)
2005: A Bittersweet Life (directed by Kim Jee-woon)
2008: The Good, the Bad, the Weird (directed by Kim Jee-woon)
2010: I Saw the Devil (directed by Kim Jee-woon)
2015: Inside Men (directed by Woo Min-ho)
2017: The Fortress (directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk)
2019: Ashfall (directed by Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byung-seo)
2020: The Man Standing Next (directed by Woo Min-ho)
Please if you got a list of vient movies or revenge driven movies from Korea like this one please recommend me some. Google recommends fuck all movies
@@nah5925 박찬욱감독의 복수3부작을 추천합니다
복수는 나의것,올드보이,친절한 금자씨
(해외판 제목은 다를수 있음)
great recommendations!
@nah5925 Director Park Chan-wook is most famous for revenge.
-Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
-Oldboy
-Sympathy For Lady Vengeance
These are called Park Chan-wook's 'The Vengeance Trilogy'
Also, I recommend Bong Joon-ho's movie like Memories of Murder, Mother.
@@nah5925I also recommend Na Hong-jin's movie 'Gokseong' as an intense movie.
The devil gives birth to another devil.
At some point, the audience becomes a devil cheering for the main character
This is the theme of this movie
"I Saw The Devil"
That's interesting. I would never have guessed that. It makes sense though, now that we have watched it, but we were also very upset with the main character for constantly letting the killer go free. It backfired in the worst way. Thanks for sharing the meaning, We love insight like this!
He killed his wife, what do you expect from someone
@@CocktailFlicks This is late but the point of the ending is that he realised that he could never inflict enough pain on the villain, never enough for him to feel the pain he did. not only was the villain absolutely fearless, but once the villain died that would be the end of his suffering. The ONLY way (in his mind) that he could inflict the kind of pain he was feeling, was to do to his family what was done to him, to see their loved ones head roll in front of them. When I was a uni student I wrote an essay on how South Korean revenge movies very often blur the lines between villain and hero. They do that with this (the hero became the devil, you felt sorry for the villains family), they do it with JSA: Joint Security Area (fantastic whodunnit between North and South Korean soldiers starring Lee Byung-hun, Park Chan-wook's finest work IMO), they do it will Oldboy (our hero is actually a bad person, father, a drunk, you do feel some sympathy for the villain towards the end), they do it with Taegukgi (a South Korean soldier joins the Northern army because he thinks the Southern army caused the death of his brother), you see it with Parasite (who is the parasite?). They even did that with Forgotten (I won't say anything about this one because it would give away a lot if you haven't watched it and you SHOULD). In my essay I wrote how we have always seen North Korea as villains but to South Korea, they're brothers, they're families still separated, they have a lot of sympathy for the Northern people and that bleeds into Korean cinema. It's a very interesting subject that is quite unique to South Korean revenge movies.
@@harrietelizabeth9195 Wow, That makes a lot of sense. I wouldn't want him to become the very thing he was trying to get revenge on, and the family would not deserve it anyway. Thank you for the insight, and for sharing some new titles along the way. We intend to watch so many Korean movies. They are some of the most fun we have watching movies. I hope your essay did well, I bet it was an amazing thing to read!
@@CocktailFlicks I missed 71: Into The Fire from this which was a hugely prominent movie in my essay that I highly recommend. It's the true story of 71 untrained teenage students who fought off a whole brigade of the North Korean army entirely on their own and played a huge part in changing the Korean war.
For me, as someone who has studied Korean history and language at university, JSA: Joint Security Area and 71: Into The Fire are two of the best Korean movies. JSA is my personal favourite movie ever beating Oldboy and Shawshank by a tiny bit. 71: Into the Fire (not the be confused with the war movie "71") is great for a true story and as a war movie. I also highly recommend The Classic for the best romance you'll ever watch, from the iconic scenes to the soundtrack it's just perfect (the same actress plays mother and daughter in different time periods/stories and she is phenomenal) and also Taegukgi: Brotherhood of War for the most heart wrenching, brutal watch of your life. I also recommend Forgotten (2017) because it's just a stupidly fun thriller that I would kill for you to react to.
Good reaction! Agree about how everyone got traumatized and the guy who should know better became obsessed at the expense of everyone including himself. The villain was horribly animalistic and evil, but that’s how humans can be. People think it’s unrealistic or exaggerated, when fiction often tones it down.
And I’m glad you pointed out how the protagonist let these women get traumatized and assaulted because he appeared to be so myopically focused on this task of enacting precise revenge. Based on how terse but “polite” he was with bystanders, the protagonist might have simply called the police or left money or a phone or something for the victims after.
What we DID see was the nurse. He told her to close her eyes and block her ears, so she wouldn’t hear him giving a horrific injury. But he also told her to *stay* and patch him up. So either she or the older man were asked to medically treat the man who assaulted her! It’s possible they found it vaguely gratifying, seeing him directly punished and then at their mercy. But it’s a pretty messed up ask! To tell someone to help their attacker!
Thanks so much for covering this one. Not enough reaction videos for subtitled films out there. Liked and subscribed
Very VERY good movie, one of my favs.
Thank you for watching it you guys, I enjoyed the video very much cause you're one of my fav reactors
I recommend the most famous horror movie to Koreans. The movie title is "A Tale of Two Sisters."
It is a horror movie, but it is also important to know the director's intentions.
Many foreigners watch this movie and don't understand the ending properly.
Look at the memory of murder It's a real story
Nawww bro , Naw… that movie is just sad… talk about an unsolved case…
@@lucifelmartellRecently, the culprit of the incident was revealed. His name is Lee Chun-jae. He was living in prison after killing his wife's sister
@@Baek_Sugwangbuit's funny because the murderer confessed himself because he didn't know that the detectives wouldn't know it was him all along lol
한국 복수 영화 최고3 안에 꼽히는 영화입니다 “ 올드보이 ” “ 친절한금자씨 ” “ 악마를 보았다 ” 만족하실만한 한국 스릴러로는 2013년 “ 끝까지간다 ” 영어 제목은 “ a hard day “ 입니다 지루할 틈이 없고 각본이 좋아서 인도와 프랑스에서 리메이크 되엇습니다 한번 추천드려요 ❤
This movie is about psychopath vs sociopath.
@JohnJohnson27-cs6ix That's the same thing? you are very ignorant
L comparison
I recommend The Villainess (Korean), the action is different from The Raid but amazing and creative. Check out the trailer and decide for yourself.
i was one of the ones who recommended the movie and said to expect EXTREME brutality, wish that comment had stuck as you say you didn't expect this kind of gruesomeness (which i guess is still an understatement of a word describing this movie) and seem to be reeling a little post-veiwing...
anyways, the woman on the table to be cut up as the cannibal's next meal IS the owner of the house, there was some loose translation in regards to their situation so you probably didn't get this but from one of the lines in original Korean, you can gather the cannibal & his wife showed up at the house asking if they can stay / rest for a few days and when the owner said no, that ticked the cannibal off which led to the cannibal couple taking over the house & the owner / her family ending up as meat for his meals (maybe that could've been his plan all along whether the owner said yes or no but it sound like being told no is what got to him from what he said).
I do remember you recommending that. I'm sorry I forgot that it was gruesome, but we still would not have been ready for this kind of movie. There was so much more to it, and the killer himself was more extra than we were anticipating. Thanks for confirming who the woman was. That is such a horrible reality for her and her family. To think all it took was being rejected a place to stay for the night. We haven't heard from you in some time, I hope you are well. We will try to keep good Korean content flowing on the channel. I hope we hear from you again soon!
안녕하세요!! 뒤에 포스터중에 가운데 영화제목이 궁금합니다! !
It's called Big Trouble in Little China. It was my favorite Movie growing up. The character in the poster is called Lopan!
어렸을때 무섭게 잼있게 봤던 영화라 여쭤봤어요!! 답변 감사합니다!!
its catch and release at its best,lee bjung hun is a fantastic actor although he never spoke much,great actor.
Sick movie. Loved your reactions ❤
Thank you very much. You are right about this movie being sick!
Good movie
13:29 cold water is probably better for blood no?
Did y'all recognize the 'Squid Game' actor?
Yeah, he was the Front Man. We recognized him for sure. I think I edited out the part where we recognized him. Sorry about that!
I'd like to recommend you guys 'bedevilled'. south korean horror thriller.
Also, recommend choi min-sik' who is the devil in this 'I saw the devil' appearing 5 best korean films.
1. New World.
2. Crying Fist.
3. I saw the devil.
4. Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time
5. Old Boy.
Oh...wow...
one of the best movies. and boy those koreans can make some decent movies. acting of the 2 main is top tier, the revenge path he chose is blind and he does not care about anything else but to make the killer suffer and play cat and mouse witch leds to the death of his father in law and sister in law and in the end he breaks down emotionally and probably wont recover from that maybe he did not have any ptsd from his service years but this gave him ptsd for sure
How do I put it There is definitely a art from to revenge. In this movie the one guy did it all wrong. Because lets just say movies an TV shows about revenge are my favorite to watch. This guy did it all wrong if it's only one person you're after. If you find them an get them you make sure they never escape an you can take your time. That way you get your revenge an no one else gets hurt by that person. That's how you get revenge on one single person. Then if there is multiple people you go through them like in the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Because they are all easy to get to separately but if they are apart of a group that all worked together. You have to slowly take them out strategically one by one till you get to the main person. Leaving them with no one to help them.
Now the movie The Barber 2001 staring Malcolm McDowell. Will halp you understand how a psychopath thinks for the most part.
Now for another movie about revenge done the right way. The movie The Final 2010 it takes place on Halloween so it would. Be a good movie to watch in October an its true revenge. Because for some things death is not really a fitting punishment.
Also I recently got the Shout/Scream Factory version of the Directors Cut of Clive Barkers Nightbreed. I learned from that right away if you really like a movie if you have the DVD of it then. If a directors cut or unrated versions or a alternate version of that movie comes out. Because there is so many different names for basically the directors cut of the movie. It's worth upgrading to the directors cut version. Because put it this way before the movie even starts playing. It has Clive Barker an the person responsible for the Directors cut. Talking about how the movie studio interfered an majorly FT up the movie Nightbreed for the theatrical release version of the movie.
I mean they didn't like the story that Clive Barker was telling. So they cut scenes out then filmed new scenes. Then put the new scenes in to make the movie tell a hole new story. According to the movie studios agenda even though it completely went against Clive Barkers story he was telling in the movie. I'm not kidding on every single bonus feature every single person that worked on the movie. On screen and behind the scenes all said the same thing. That when they seen the movie when the movie studio was done altering it an they released it. When they where watching it they where like what am I watching this is not the movie that. Was in the script or screenplay an this movie is not the movie we made.
So if that's not a good reason to upgrade movies you like to. Things like Directors cuts I don't now what is because after that I like the original Robocop movie I upgraded to the Directors Cut of that movie. Thats going to take a while to get through those bonus features. Let's just say to start with their is 3 audio commentaries on top of just the movie then there is all the other bonus features after that. But after seeing an hearing how far movie studios go to alter movies. Without the writers an directors consent I want to find out. More about some of these movies that needed these Directors cuts to come out in the first place. Because if a movie is released that being the theatrical version. Then years later someone finally makes a Directors Cut of that movie. I am really curious to what the movie studios seen as problematic.
Because so far from what I am seeing an hearing from these Directors cuts. The movie studios are removing stupid stuff for no real reason. I mean non spoiler for people that have not seen the original 1987 Robocop movie. But on the first audio commentary with the director an one of the writers an the movies producer. They talked about how the movie studio was forced to keep the most important scene in the movie. Even though it was extremely violent an turteris. Because it was absolutely crucial to keep in the movie. So these Directors cuts show that movie studios where majorly FN up movies for along time.
This also shows that all movies even newer ones made today. That it may have been completely altered from the writers an directors original version of their story. By the movie studios without their consent wich is extremely stupid because the movie studios. See these scripts or screenplays then they approved them as is. Then they go an alter them because they don't like them. That makes no sense if you don't like a script or screenplay then you don't approve it in the first place. Problem solved no need to spend money on something then spend more money to alter it.
I hate it when movie studios do that. They don't like the story themselves, and make changes right before it goes to theatres, and then decide to make changes without telling the Director who was trying to tell a specific story. I liked Nightbreed just because it was Clive Barker movie, but then this nonsense happens. I don't know how long studios have been messing with the Directors stories, but it is not a recipe for continued success, especially if Writers and Directors ever get fed up and stop working with these major studios all together. It's one thing to have a strike over AI, but if they start leaving because all their hard work was for nothing, that is something that is hard to reconcile for the studio. Thanks for the recommendations, I will check them out, and see where I can fit them in. Sorry for the delayed response, it is getting harder to respond in time especially with a lot of new videos each week. I will keep trying to do better.
저는 한국에 사는 한국인입니다 :)
당신들의 리액션이 담긴 영상을 봤는데
너무 사랑스러우신 거 아닌가요ㅎㅎ
인류애가 느껴질 만큼 좋은 사람들 같이 느껴져서 너무 좋았어요!
두 분이 앞으로도 매일 행복하길 바랄게요! 🫶🏻
Thank you very much, that was a nice thing to say. We wish you good health and happiness as well, and thank you for watching with us!
악마를 보았다 리뷰 잘봤어요 꽤 잔인했죠?ㅋㅋㅋ 전. 이거 극장에서 보고 집에와서 문단속만 1시간은 했던거 같아요😅
최민식,이병헌은 한국 최고의 배우분들이에요
리뷰 잘봤어요 담에 또 좋은 한국영화로 만나요
Thank you very much, they really are great actors. I believe the next Korean movie we are watching is A Tale of Two Sisters. I have heard nothing but good things, so I am excited for it. Thank you for stopping by!
@@CocktailFlicksOh you guys should do 'The Man from Nowhere' at some point, it's one of the highest grossing (& critically acclaimed as well) movie in S. Korea, also the main character is the real inspiration for John Wick (per the director of JW), think this movie could very well be right up your alley
what a fucking ride this movie was. absolutely love it
OH Hell Yeah 👍!
Absolutely. It was a great movie!
you guys have such a nice cup!
Wailing(2016).......!!!
무서운 영화😭 가족들이 죽지 않았다면 좋았을텐데..
How horrible, I couldn't imagine loosing my family. Especially in such a way!
잔인한거 못보는데 어쩌다 봐선 트라우마 걸린영화ㅜㅜ
사이코패스와 소시오패스가 만난거죠
That's the truth!
Well... takes a monster to take down a monster
He stay psychopath alive because promise his death fiance revenge of her death and punishment killer 1000 painful way motive hurt killer and stay he alive was pure revenge not killing he want killer suffering 1000 times badly
Wow.. that is literally the worst review i've seen about this movie.. "You're definitely to blame for what happened to your family there" ! Did you guys watch a trailer ? Jesus..
Movie lost me when the woman got attacked in her car
Why?! It’s not physically impossible. If it’s the grimness, then I get it.
이스토리의 허점은 아무것도없는사람은복수심도없다지요.
가진게 폭력인자와 대부분가자자들이 다 가진척하는 서부영화같아요.