RedPhantomSlayer

Bio: I love narratives. It is astonishing that humanity possesses the capacity to fabricate fictional realms to communicate, elucidate, and comprehend the surrounding world. The delivery mechanism has progressed, yet the underlying essence remains immutable.

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85 _81%

Memories of Murder (2003) - Rated 06 Sep 2026

Beyond amazing

80 _44%

Helvetica (2007) - Rated 31 Aug 2026

82 _68%

Oldboy (2003) - Rated 31 Aug 2026

Oh Daesu takes the viewers across his odyssey of finding answer to the mystery for which he waited 15 anguished years to answer - why was he imprisoned. The plot unravels the secrets in ways viewers doesn't expect.

80 _44%

A Taxi Driver (2017) - Rated 31 Aug 2026

I didn't expect a movie tackling the horrors of Gwangju uprising to offer moments of humor, which is a brilliant choice, since it keeps the movie grounded and relatable. Even though the end tips towards melodrama, the overall experience was thoroughly moving

75 _15%

Mumbai Meri Jaan (2008) - Rated 18 Aug 2026

It tries to cover multiple moral lessons at once, seems like a Jataka tale more than a coherent movie

80 _44%

Duvidha (1973) - Rated 18 Aug 2026

>50% shots in the movie were fine art

75 _15%

Lincoln (2012) - Rated 05 Aug 2026

85 _81%

The Odyssey (2026) - Rated 26 Jul 2026

80 _44%

The Namesake (2006) - Rated 25 Jul 2026

Loved the characters of Ashok and Ashima, however I did feel Ashima character development could have been more full realized - especially in terms of her acceptance to her American surroudings, given her traditional indian upbringing

75 _15%

After Hours (1985) - Rated 25 Jul 2026

Alrightey