In truth, it would be necessary to have less than 6 points just for the visual component, because even such sophisticated and brutal carnage has now become almost common place. The common plot of revenge leads directly and without bending the heroine, who cripples her enemies with her bare hands, to a caricatured villain. Oh yes, he is from a whole company of some sadistic degenerates who love horses and torment girls. So, sequels are possible. By making films with an eye on selling to Netflix, Koreans began to lose their identity. This could have been made anywhere, they love their films for something else.

visuals and fight scenes 🔥🔥🔥🔥

This movie did some things pretty well: the music choice is similar to the Netflix K-drama My Name (2021) or CW shows (specifically Kung Fu (2021)), it’s pop with a mix of classical music, CW shows tend to overuse Pop but this movie did it well; camera movement in action scenes is pretty interesting, they use a lot of tilted angles and follow characters closely; the lighting is dark overall with a few strong colors; the main character actually looks like a badass but is still very likable. I did have some issues with this movie however, the plot is pretty generic though it’s a minor issue for me, the action scenes are hard to keep track of because there’s too many fast cuts, the footage is sped-up sometimes to give the feeling that it’s fast, it’s somewhat common in action scenes but they even did it for a motorcycle shot which felt unnecessary, and it was too fast which made it obvious.

It was so good i love it

Like neon lights: shiny and stylish on the surface yet nothing but hot air inside. I wish only wish there had been as much action as style.