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Scrolling down my blog draft I find out that a review about one of my favorite korean movie is far from finish. So here I am continuing my feelings towards one of the saddest family movie. I heard people talking about Miracle in Cell No 7 for quite some time. But I haven't been able to spare some to look it up. Until last year when Pinocchio Kdrama was coming to and end. I was not ready to be parted with Park Shin Hye just yet. So, I searched for another dramas or movies she was in. And I came to watch Miracle in Cell No. 7. I thought about "I am Sam" a lot for the first 15 minutes of watching it because of its main characters. The main characters were a mentally handicapped father and a loving daughter. From that moment I knew that I would shed tears as the movie went on. I like how the director made a very intimate story about father-daughter relationship with a touch of mentally handicapped challenges and law of justice. I like how the story delivered a heartwar...

Been eyeing for its premiere since last year, yet just had the chance to allocate some time to watch it. I'm totally a satisfied viewer just because I'm a big fan of Woo Bin Oppa. Still, this movie is not flawless. It's quite good for you who wants to take a break from routine. Here, why you may drop your your schedule to take a peek. 1. The Casts The one and only bad-ass looks, Kim Woo Bin. He is one of a kind. Since he always plays a bad guy, this kind of role suits him well. That he has a devilish charisma of being a bad guy. He plays a genius safe-cracker. Basically we call it a thieve, I mean he is a thieve. But there is something fishy behind. There is a reason why he is being one and why he want to retire. That, you should have to find out yourself. Moreover, your eyes will be indulged by how gorgeously tall he is. :D While a safe-cracker can not work alone, he needs a hacker to make him invisible during the operation, and another man to help him catch up with pl...

Actually I knew nothing about this movie until someone I followed on twitter mentioned it. I searched what this movie was about and was eager to see the trailer. Found out that it was the latest movie from The Mo Brothers. Ah, The Mo Brothers had been the one whom everybody kept talking about since their first movie Rumah Dara hit the cinema back in 2009. Now, they had made more sadistic movie, Killers. Killers was about Nomura, a serial killer based in Tokyo who uploaded his videos of his kills to the internet and Bayu, a disgraced journalist who was trying to expose somebody's wrack in Jakarta. The two of them met occasionally through the internet after Bayu killed the men trying to assault him in the taxi and uploaded the video to the site where Nomura constantly showed off his latest kills. The plot began to raise. Joining Killers movie screening with MovigoersID, I watched it on Sunday (2/9) at Blitzmegaplex. I must say Killers have it all: great casts, stunning cinematog...