ComedyDrama

Flandersui gae

2000
★ 6.9 / 10
An idle part-time college lecturer is annoyed by the yapping sound of a nearby dog. He decides to take drastic action.
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Reviews
★★★★★
The movie never has a real climax nor is it set up to have one. The most redeeming quality is its passivity. Such a comment may not seem like flattery, but hear me out. The movie very accurately captures the mundaneness that is life and the ever so rare mishap...
★★★★★
This is something of a rarity, a indie Korean film. It's also Joon-ho Bong's directorial debut. It's brilliant. Slow, but impeccably paced and broadly intermixed with multiple levels of wonderful comedy, acting, atmosphere (a kind of existential (and cement) w...
★★★★★
I only found about this movie through the director Bong Jun Ho, who I think is a legend for producing Salineui Chuak. Anyways my hopes were high for this movie. This was the debut film for the director Bong and the camera-work and music scores are kind of cru...
★★★★★
I watch a lot of South Korean films, and I know they aren't all spectacular or my type of film but generally I love black comedies. I just don't find the dog meat thing funny, as though it's a silly comedy of manners. To be honest, I felt like this film dragge...
★★★★★
There is a trove of criticisms of life in Korea embedded in this film, which was the first from director Bong Joon-ho: I love some of things he was aiming for, many of which are clear precursors to his later films, but unfortunately, the messages here are w...
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