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Park Chan-Wook’s new film
It looks great as always, the man knows his cinematography. This is his latest film called, “I’m a cyborg, but that’s ok.”
DL the trailer from here
Rumor is that his next film will be a vampire film. Perhaps a supernatural trilogy then?
Let’s see Sanjay Gupta copy his way into this one
Actually, he probably won’t.
Source: Twitchfilm.
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- Call it co-incidence or what. Just ended up watching the last of his first trilogy - Lady Vengeance last night. Review coming soon.
Cool. Well, if you’re giving a detailed review let me just give my two bits as well.
Sympathy for Lady Vengeance: Toned-down, but in a good way.
Oldboy was fucking excellent. It grabs your balls and never lets you until the film is over. After I watched it, I felt Chan wook park is one twisted motherfucker! Anyway I didn’t like SFLV that much and yet to see SFMV. BTW I am waiting this film and hopefully see it on big screen.
You’re right, Lady vengeance did lack the dynamism of Oldboy, or the sick humor of Mr. Vengeance, which is a must see to understand where exactly oldboy comes from. Mr. Vengeance is a very Takeshi Kitano-esque, quiet film, no doubt because the protagonist himself is deaf and dumb.
I tried to make myself like Lady Vengeance, there were certain scenes that were really cool, but most of the people who came expecting oldboy 2 probably got turned off by the non-violence, that is all the violence was off-screen.
It WAS a very cold film, Sam Mendez couldn’t have done it any better. Maybe we didn’t get it because the film was for a Korean audience, and some of the in-jokes and plot points may have passed over our heads.