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I started watching just because Jeon Do-yeon was in it, and it was a great choice. The acting is good, and overall, the hammerhead shark is so pretty.. Koo Kyo-hwan, who's gaining popularity these days, also appeared. The character seems to have a full backstory~ I thought Lee Yeon was so charming after seeing her in Weak Hero, and she was totally adorable in Kill Boksoon too haha Kim Si-a was also so cute, she felt like my daughter. I've never had a daughter, but if I had one like this, I'd quit my job and live a peaceful life too.. It was a 100% understandable situation. I watched The Bequeathed because I heard it was a spin-off of Kill Boksoon, and Im Si-wan is so infuriating.. He's talented and kind, but for some reason, he feels like a confident friend you want to punch? He plays the role of a character who's never failed and is super confident really well. Park Gyu-young is really pretty, isn't she? I almost fell for her~ If I were Choi Hyun-wook's character, I would have wanted her by my side too. If you want to see Im Si-wan fighting with two things like sickles, watch The Bequeathed.

I watched Tazza all day yesterday. Out of the four installments that came out like a series, I watched two: Tazza and Tazza: The Hidden Card. Personally, I think Tazza is a movie that says, 'Don't gamble~' After all, no one gets a happy ending.. Everyone seems to lose something. There are many characters who lose their lives in the movie, and there are lines that seem like warnings, which might be why. Even so, the plot has a certain romance to it.. Anyway~ All the actors did such a great job that I enjoyed watching it without feeling any disconnect. Kim Hye-soo is really beautiful.. Shin Se-kyung is so pretty.. Clearly, Madam Jeong is the villain? But for some reason, I want to take her side~ I have two more to watch. I heard something else is coming out this Chuseok, so I guess I should learn Hwatu this Chuseok.

I'm the type who always writes down things I want to watch but never actually gets around to watching them.. I tell myself I'll watch them when I have time later, but then I end up watching something else. Since movies require a solid 2 hours, I tend to watch shorter YouTube videos instead. So, with that in mind, here's my 'I'll Watch Them Someday' movie list again: - The Matrix - Terminator - Mother (Japanese Drama) - Hostel - A Moment to Remember - The Truth About Emanuel - Mixtape - Confessions - Mad Max - Life Is Beautiful - Boyhood - No Country for Old Men

Honestly, I first started watching movies as a way to escape reality or avoid things. For some reason, when I watch a movie, I feel like I'm part of it, so I mostly watched movies when I wanted to escape reality. For those who love movies, why did you start liking them?

I think my favorite genres are twist thrillers, sci-fi, and fantasy. I don't like predictable stories... (But now that I think about it, I only like Harry Potter for fantasy) Even if you just gather your top 10 favorite movies, your preferred genres are usually obvious.. It's fascinating... 🫨 Genres I don't like are sports and romance. Sports stories tend to feel similar... So for someone like me who dislikes predictable plots, there's not enough thrill.. As for romance, while I've enjoyed some, they don't make it into my top rankings. What are your favorite and least favorite genres?

I personally like actor Jo In-sung. I like him so much that I watched the movie 'Hope,' which everyone else disliked, twice in theaters just to see Jo In-sung. If I had more time, I would have watched it a third time. He looked a bit disheveled but handsome haha. The way he swaggered around in those stylish red pants was quite cute. There's a long scene where he rides a horse, and he's really good at it. Totally likable~ Meanwhile, after seeing behind-the-scenes footage that looked like it was shot at the risk of their lives, I thought, 'Is the director out of his mind?' But then I remembered it was Na Hong-jin, so I guess I shouldn't have expected anything. Personally, I feel like 'Hope' is a movie where you watch the actors' incredible ensemble rather than the story. The pacing felt erratic, sometimes long and sometimes short, but I thought it was watchable. I really thought the CG was well-made. The aliens were so grotesque... but also kind of beautiful. Because the story unfolded so haphazardly, it took me two viewings to understand the aliens' narrative... Go, you slightly pitiful aliens!

Inception, The Dark Knight, The Truman Show, etc. Please watch these masterpieces at least once. Classics aren't just old and dusty... They're classics.

I can't watch it because I don't have Watcha... It's a bit much to subscribe just for one person, is there any other way?

This is a movie I really love. If you're into futuristic science and stuff, I think it's worth watching! It's the story of a protagonist who wants to become an astronaut in a world where everything is determined by genes, and a man who is physically disabled but has the genes to become an astronaut. After the movie ends, I felt a lingering sense of emotion and thought that maybe I could achieve something too. It's a great movie to watch when you feel like you can't do anything!

I watched Ballerina yesterday before sleeping. It's a 2023 movie starring Jeon Jong-seo and Kim Ji-hoon. I really loved the mise-en-scène, haha. It feels more like a movie where the mise-en-scène and action are memorable, rather than for its story. I found actor Kim Mu-yeol particularly impressive. So handsome~ If you like action and think pretty visuals are the best, it's worth a watch. There are quite a few brutal scenes, though. Lots of blood too... well, it is an action thriller, after all haha.