Responses to Oldboy
Stuart Lichtenberg on the Cinematography
William Harris on Narrative
Scott Hicks on the Extreme Film Genre
posted by Thivai Abhor @ 8:39 PM
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Sunday, October 01, 2006
William Harris on Narrative
Scott Hicks on the Extreme Film Genre
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Oldboy is as thrilling as it is unconventional and in today's pop culture it is refreshing to watch the intricate and irregular plot unwind. Oldboy will not spoonfeed it's viewer and is not for those who find Jerry Springer intellectually challenging. Chan-Wook Park does an admirable job of disecting and reconstructing the film's timeline and plot to give the film it's dark and scattered feel. In my opinion this film is a must see!
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