"Hong's film is simply told but resonates with profound meaning." - Ed Gonzalez

I found this movie very hard to connect with. Hong was seemingly trying to explore some concepts of character duality and repetition of life patterns, which could have been interesting. However, the lead actors had zero chemistry and every scene felt stilted. Hong really made a monotone movie with very few magic moments and no artistic depth. Some bits are so arbitrary, like why does the film open with a 30-second tracking shot of a minor character who is never used again? A waste of time.

I didn't mind following the characters, despite some odd dialogue and awkward interactions. The movie can end up being very uneventful past the middle, and it definitely isn't perfect, but the way the story was told and how the characters were introduced was uniquely good, and I give it credit for that. Not perfect, but good in some aspects.

"You didn't understand the film". She was talking to me. dgaf

More drinking, more sex, more men. As good as the rest.

Dull, dull, dull