adonis98-743-186503 Abducted on a rainy night in 1988, the obnoxious drunk, Oh Dae-Su, wakes up locked in a hotel room, for an unknown reason. But then, unexpectedly, after fifteen long years in captivity, the perplexed prisoner is deliberately released, encouraged to track down his tormentor to finally get his retribution. Old Boy is a movie that i have heard so many positive things about and i was very excited to see just to see what was so special about it and needless to say there was nothing special to it rather than the main star likes to eat like a dog and tried to make love to a woman and she hit him with the toilet paper. Excellent Oscar Worthy movie right there, Oldeuboi is a waste of time and money. (0/10)

fustbariclation I am saving the second half of this for another day.It is marvellously funny, and not a little peculiar, even for a Korean film.Eating an octopus alive isn't the most obvious way to remedy a vitamin deficiency, and relying on your ability to distinguish one particular dumpling from hundreds to get your revenge is uncommonly optimistic.I'd have gone for kimchi soup myself, even though it has fewer tentacles.Having a remote control to your pacemaker so you can stop your heart when you feel like it might be quite a popular option. I think my father would have liked such a remote, near the end of his life.Then there's the case of the third chopstick.. and the homage to 'Marathon Man"....and to Kafka, though seeing an empty carriage on the Seoul underground is probably the bigger surprise.

felipemandarino Amazing cinematography, directing, visuals, etc etc etc. It's not flawless and it's annoying sometimes, but it's so violent and entertaining you can't hate almost nothing about it. Bonus point for the amazing ending.

thegabrielfallow I dont think i'll see any movie like this again in my life maybe with a lot of blood and violence but this? this is heavy yo