I saw 'The Roundup' on TV

Personally, I felt it was like a documentary acted by actors, perhaps because there weren't many major events. It felt like the actors' performances carried the whole thing. Still, I enjoyed watching it 👍👍

There weren't really any good movies out at the time, so it ended up being good timing.

I'm one of those who don't understand the huge success either 😂 I think 'Donggong' actually had a better story, amazing acting from the cast, and it seemed like they had a harder time filming it and went through more trouble.

It's only that much because you saw it on TV; if you watch it in a theater, your blood pressure will really rise. It feels like people recommend it thinking, 'I can't be the only one to suffer, you should suffer too.' Watching Korean movies in a theater feels like a waste of money. I stopped watching them for a while, but then I saw 'The Roundup?' out of curiosity and realized once again that Korean movies shouldn't be watched in a theater.