After being fired, a man devises a unique plan to secure a new job: eliminate his competition.
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★★★★★
"No Other Choice" is the latest from Korean director Park Chan-wook. I saw it in a film festival and assume it will be more widely available here in the States in the near future.
When the story begins, you see that Man-soo has a good life. He's a manager at...
★★★★★
I can't believe that after watching worthless movies for so long and feeling sad that no one makes good movies anymore, I'm finally seeing a movie this good and well-made. I can't believe I enjoyed every single moment of it. I'm a harsh critic, but this movie...
★★★★★
In an era where AI and robots are replacing labor, the value of human existence is rapidly diminishing, even threatening the very survival of craftsmanship and intangible heritage. This film captures, with both bitterness and irony, the unease that comes with...
★★★★★
No Other Choice has a great concept, following a man who loses his job and finds a sinister way to give himself the edge in securing a new role.
It's plotted very well and is expertly written, blending drama, farce, dark comedy, and crime perfectly. It's quit...
★★★★★
I give this film a rating of 7.5 out of 10
Positive aspects - Ignoring the premise, everything else was near perfect - The acting, cinematography, score, editing etc. The pacing was really good and keeps the audience engaged.
Underwhelming aspects - The prem...
