Elgis

it was good for a TV special, just doesnt feel as good as if it were a stand alone movie or just a simple episode with prior storytelling. the right thing to do now is to have a continuation which would be season 3. marvel is so back with the violence in this. one thing i know for sure is that Jon was amazing and that The Punisher is truly back.

4.99/5. but i just cant click the 5. something was missing i dont know if im able to dive deep into this. its perfectly written. emotional. devastating. somewhat relatable. it explores right and wrong, and what we ought to do about it. i dont remember the last time a movie has made me shed tears. maybe this one was the first afterall. such a sensitive topic treated so well with impeccable acting.  ive always loved the idea of being a teacher and actually being there for the students. maybe this is my sign to actually consider it. id have to contest eli's quote in his note tho. one is always worth something, just to the right person. to the wrong people, u'll have no value no matter what you do.

this whole film feels like a deja vu, like its everyone whose story was told through these 2 characters and their arcs.  directorially wasnt good enough, but i really loved when it switch to color by the end , with the 'ian will always love kelly' message. although ,some things just arent meant to be. the post credits, with all the regrets and all the unsaid wishes by those heartfelt people, made it even better.  generally could've been better in every aspect. writing, directing, acting, sound, music, cinematography...

really great plot twists almost every 30 mins.  ending was incredible.  south korean cinema never ceases to amaze.