![]() ![]() “I worry when he does not come back from a mountain, thinking he might die at last.” At last? Is she relieved ? To be fair, we shouldn’t read too much into her phrasing, because, as she says, “I’m Chinese, my Korean is insufficient.” Like Park’s previous film, “The Handmaiden” (2016), “Decision to Leave” is rich in linguistic slippage. The widow of the fallen man, who was an experienced climber, is Seo-rae (Tang Wei), and she is far from prostrate with grief. Something about this case is starting to crawl. From a distance, we spot two tiny figures being hauled to the top of the rock, on an electric pulley in closeup, we see the cracked face of a Rolex, its hands now motionless, and ants slaving over an eyeball. One day, Hae-joon is called to inspect a dead body, at the foot of a towering rock, and we are treated to a demonstration of the visual wit-frequently grand, yet etched with a cunning forensic precision-in which Park and his director of photography, Kim Ji-yong, like to deal. Hae-joon is bright, polite, punctilious, fit (outpacing his young deputy during a chase on foot), skilled at cooking, and, you might think, difficult to fool. On weekends, he goes home to his wife, Jeong-Ahn (Lee Jung-hyun), who works at a nuclear power plant in another town. The begloved cop is Hae-joon (Park Hae-il), who, during the week, lives in the Korean city of Busan. Do you wear a patch? Or chew anti-homicidal gum? Only the first time is hard.” Sensible advice, though I need to know how easy it is to quit killing. Also, as one of the characters says, “Killing is like smoking. Other tips: when interviewing a suspect at a police station, order in two boxes of premium sushi to feed the friendly mood. A nice move, and just one of the practical lessons to be drawn from “Decision to Leave,” the latest film from Park Chan-wook. Pulling on the glove, you grab-without fear of injury-the blade that your enemy thrusts at you, make a fist of your free hand, and punch his lights out. You have no weapon, so what to do? You reach into your pocket and pluck out a glove, made of fine chain mail, as was once used to cowl the heads and necks of medieval knights. This means they are very good or at least largely popular.You’re a cop, on a rooftop, facing a guy with a knife. These are films that you cannot make a Suggesting post for because the community already knows about them. Use sites like JustWatch, MovieFone, ReelGood Use r/televisionsuggestions, r/ifyoulikeblank Use r/moviecritic, r/moviereviews (more are mentioned in the sidebar) Asking for suggestions based on a film/list of films without any more details.Again, be mindful that this subreddit isn't your link farm. Both Youtube and IMDb are not considered a neutral source. Links must be to neutral informative sources such as TheMovieDB, Letterboxd, Rotten Tomatoes or Wikipedia. We require a minimum of 125 characters in the body of the post to ensure quality suggestions.Only suggest a film you've seen and enjoyed.Don't suggest a Barred Film (listed in the sidebar/wiki).Do not repeat a Suggestion that has been posted in the last 3 months.Whet the appetite, don't go into detail.Encouraged: Use this format: Film Name (Year).Mandatory: Include the title of the film in the title of the post.Suggest a single film, and no more than one every 24 hours.We require a minimum of 125 characters in the body of the post to ensure quality requests and suggestions. ![]() Double check that your request wouldn't be more suitable in one of the subreddits outlined in Rule #8.Use a descriptive title that lets people know if they might be able to help or not.Use the search bar before making a request.Request must be primarily about finding films to watch.You will be banned if you request or share links to full features, if you ask or inform how to pirate, or if you mention a pirating site/app/etc. This subreddit isn't your link farm.ĭue to Administrators' past actions against this subreddit, we have a ZERO tolerance policy regarding piracy. If you wish to be banned, do any of the following: Be rude, harass, ignore the subreddit's rules, promote your site/blog/article/channel/etc., promote your app/company, or post about a movie you worked on. Reddit's universal >!Spoiler Tags!< are mandatory when discussing plot details of movies. Interested in a specific genre or just a great film? Check our Community Favorites! The Rulesīe mindful regarding spoilers. ![]()
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