How did a literalwho director working in a third world country in the early 2000-s manage to create one of the finest masterpieces of crime fiction in the history of cinema?
How did a literalwho director working in a third world country in the early 2000-s manage to create one of the finest...
Bentley Garcia
Oliver Hughes
>poor people are bad
Robert Allen
While Hollywood is busy sniffing their own farts, the third worlders are crafting Kino.
Angel Reyes
South Korea I imagine is mostly homogenous racially so it can’t possibly be lesser world than the US
Hunter Powell
wrong kino, faggot.
Jeremiah Torres
Wrong movie, faggot
Oliver Reed
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy sexy ladyyyy
James Bennett
>South Korea
>third world
I hate the English
Noah Baker
Gangnam Style!
Josiah Sanders
It really is or at least was 20 years ago and earlier. I mean, did you not watch the movie?
Joseph Anderson
the village in the film looks absolutely nothing like an actual thrid world village
Ian Stewart
How would you know? Are you from one such country?
Lemme guess, the US?
Ryan Sanders
Bong is a hack and Song is an alcoholic asshole who abuses his co-stars.
For me, it's Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun.
Kevin Stewart
>English
Americans
Julian King
it was set in the 80s though, south korea wasn't like that at the time of the film's creation
Blake Thomas
sure, but it was still borderline third-world, it had smaller gdp than slovenia or portugal
Gabriel Baker
hivemind
Cooper Hughes
He's def a yank
Landon Williams
Jokes on you, im russian
Joshua Hernandez
>Korean shit
No thanks
Jaxon Powell
Your loss. It's a brilliant film.
Daniel Jones
Yeah, zoomers here wouldn't know this because their minds are poisoned by K-pop whores shaking their hips on stage for lonely men, but South Korea's economic success is a relatively recent phenomenon. Korean Gen X'ers still have a vivid memory of how insignificant their country used to be.
Jordan Carter
based