Troll Factory ~ 2024 Korean Movie

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“Troll Factory” is a 2024 Korean movie, based on the novel of the same Korean name, categorized as Thriller and Suspense, Crime and Mystery, and Black Comedy; and currently streaming on Viki. SUMMARY: AN investigative journalist wants to get the truth behind who started the troll factory and thinks he has finally solved the mystery. But … ♦ Who Started It? In “Troll Factory”, a reporter/investigative journalist starts digging to an an event that occurred called the “Candlelight Vigil”. It seems nobody knows who was the first to start it. The movie is “a reconstruction of events between 1992 and 2023 based on tips and testimonies”. Troll factory (also troll farm) is an organization that employs people to make online posts that are deliberately offensive or cause angry discussion, in order to cause conflict or change public opinion. Troll factories have been running social media campaigns in an attempt to influence public opinion. (Per the Oxford Dictionary) A reporter is trying to dig out was how the media – news media and social media – manipulate public opinion, using either real news or fake news. But mainly by using fake news. Also, public opinion is manipulated by leaving malicious comments. […]

 

[Hotmess]

Just watched Troll Factory on Viki, and wow, what a journey! The mix of thriller and black comedy was so refreshing. I loved how it tackled the whole trolling issue and really made me think about social media manipulation. The characters were well-developed, especially the reporter—his determination was relatable. I highly recommend it if you're into films that make you think while also keeping you entertained

 

[Glamour Pixel]

I found Troll Factory to be an intriguing watch. The premise of investigating online trolls is super relevant today, and I appreciated the way it wove humor into serious topics. However, I felt like the pacing was a bit uneven at times, and some parts dragged. The performances were strong, particularly Son Suk-Ku, but I wanted more depth in the narrative.

 

[PiagetianTheory]

I really wanted to like Troll Factory, but it just didn’t resonate with me. The concept of trolling and media manipulation is crucial, yet the film felt convoluted and confusing. It tried to cover too much ground and ended up being unclear. The acting was decent, but the script needed more clarity. I can't say I would recommend it.

 

[lindseymathis]

I thought it was fantastic! The way it explored the gray areas of truth in media manipulation was really thought-provoking. I appreciated the mix of humor with serious themes. Son Suk-Ku’s performance as the journalist was particularly engaging. I found myself reflecting on how social media influences our beliefs. Definitely a solid 8 out of 10 from me as well

 

[Tampalpuke]

The idea of a reporter investigating online trolling is timely and relevant, and I liked the black comedy aspects.

 

[Bramble]

I thought the humor helped lighten the serious themes. If you’re into films that balance thriller and comedy, this one’s definitely worth your time! The way it tackled the topic of social media and its impact on public opinion felt super relevant. I loved the mix of thriller elements with dark comedy—it kept me on my toes! The performances were great, especially Son Suk-Ku. I found myself laughing and pondering at the same time. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good blend of humor and suspense!

 

[Nadia]

After watching Troll Factory, I’m left with mixed feelings. The concept of trolling and media manipulation is important, but the film felt a bit scattered. Some parts were really engaging, while others just didn’t hold my attention. I liked the characters, and Son Suk-Ku did a fantastic job, but the story could have been more cohesive. It’s worth a watch if you’re interested in the topic, but don’t expect it to be flawless.

 

[CinephileSiren]

I found Troll Factory to be a decent film, though not without its flaws. The topic is incredibly relevant, especially in today’s climate of misinformation. I liked some of the humor and the main character’s determination, but the pacing could have been better. It felt like it tried to juggle too many themes without fully exploring any of them. It’s worth a watch for the subject matter, but don’t go in expecting a masterpiece.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

I found Troll Factory to be an intriguing watch. The premise of investigating online trolls is super relevant today, and I appreciated the way it wove humor into serious topics. However, I felt like the pacing was a bit uneven at times, and some parts dragged. The performances were strong, particularly Son Suk-Ku, but I wanted more depth in the narrative.

The actor who plays the journalist is so convincing, no matter what role he plays. He can do good guys and bad guys.