Recent content by debbiejensen

The casting of Charlie Hunnam feels strange to me. He is known as attractive and charismatic, which could make audiences see Ed Gein in the wrong way. I understand that acting requires transformation, but there is a fine line between showing complexity and making a monster appear appealing. I...

I like movies like this. Not too long, no confusing plot. Just a man trying to save people. I think Yong-Nam was brave. I don’t care if he didn’t have a job. In that moment, he had more courage than many people with jobs. Sometimes, being useful doesn’t need a title. I also liked the idea that...

I am not sure if this movie will really change people’s minds. Reality TV fans can be very shallow. They love the drama but do not always care about the real people involved. I hope Alana gets the respect she deserves, but I will not be surprised if some people still only see her as Honey Boo Boo.

I really appreciate when films like Collectors weave history and myth into the narrative. The mention of King Seongjong and the buried sword gave me chills — it's like Korea's version of Excalibur. I studied Korean history in college, and Seongjong’s reign was pivotal in solidifying...

Extreme Job was one of the first Korean movies I watched, and it totally changed how I viewed Korean cinema. I didn’t expect something that looked like a goofy crime comedy to also feel so professional and polished. The editing was tight, and the timing of the jokes was spot-on. I admired how...

Crime, mystery, thriller, AND suspense? Sign me up! But wait, some reviewers say there's comedy too? Is this a dark comedy situation? Like, the actress is cracking jokes while desperately trying to save her son? Intrigued. This could be a wild ride, for better or worse.

I Highly recommend Time to Hunt, The dystopian setting is well-established, and the characters are complex and relatable. The friendship between the four main characters is the heart of the movie. You can really feel their bond and their desperation to survive. The action sequences are brutal...

Jang Mi-Ho's determination to protect those girls was inspiring. Despite the chaos surrounding her, she remained a steady force throughout the series. And those mothers? They may have been competing for happiness, but it's clear they were missing the true meaning of family along the way.