Did the Korean movie "Uncle" move you?

People who have watched "Uncle" may think that it would be good to change the name of this movie to "Hot-Blooded Man" (directed by Lee Jung-beom, starring Seol Kyung-gu). From a certain perspective, the reason why Tae-sik (played by Won Bin), a young man with flowers, is called "uncle" is just because the neighbor girl Xiaomei (played by Kim Sae-ron) calls him that. Calling Tae-sik "uncle" is, on the one hand, for the sake of consistency in the movie. On the other hand, calling a man who has not yet faded away from his youth is also to call out Tae-sik's identity as a "protector." For Tae-sik, Such a title can also be regarded as hypnosis for himself. ?A long time before the little girl called him "uncle," Tae-sik was just a walking corpse. ?A long time before the little girl called him "uncle," Tae-sik was just a walking corpse. Tae-sik used to be an "annihilation officer" of a top-secret special operations unit who couldn't even say his name. After performing the mission, he was retaliated by others and lost his beloved family. Tae-sik has been living in hiding. He closed himself off, and the dark pawn shop filled with pawned items was his habitat. The neighbor girl Xiaomei is a child who often plays alone. Xiaomei's mother works as a dancer in a club. Whenever her mother moans due to the effects of drugs, or wants to drag Xiaomei to death because she is drunk, Xiaomei will run to her uncle. One day, Xiaomei was chased for stealing something. A batch of drugs was lost at Xiaomei's house that night. In order to find the drugs, members of the criminal gang broke into the mother and daughter's home and kidnapped them. ?

Because of the items pawned by Xiao Mei, Tai Zhi was also involved with criminals. In order to save Xiao Mei, Tai Zhi had to be controlled by the organization and work for them. At this time, the little girl was taken to the lair of the criminal organization. "When I find the little girl, you two will be dead." Just like the little girl's last gift to her uncle (the Dark Knight), when Tae-sik said these words, his battle with the evil forces also Upgrade this. ?"Leon", "Taken", "The Last One" - "Uncle" has a similar structure to these three movies, just like Liam Neeson in "The Last One" and Denzel Washington in "The Big One" , like Jean-Reno's character in "Leon", Won Bin used his identity as an actor to depict Tae-sik's struggle with criminal violence and desire for money in the movie. There are similarities in the structure of "Uncle" and these three films. The protagonist has a dark and painful past. When he found the reason for his existence, he started a battle with evil forces-in fact, this story structure has become a pattern. ?When the uncle and Xiaomei are together, we can feel that the uncle is very happy? When the uncle and Xiaomei are together, we can feel that the uncle is very happy. When someone deprives us of this happiness, we We felt the uncle's anger, and when the uncle retaliated, we also felt the uncle's pleasure - "Uncle" did a good job in interweaving emotions, which is different from the abrupt and forceful approach of some movies. ?In "Leon," the protagonist's cold heart is melted by love, but this part of the scene was largely edited out. Compared with "Uncle", "Taken" and "Uncle" are very similar in terms of story center and picture. However, "Taken" is only about rescuing his daughter ("Uncle" is about rescuing the little girl next door). Compared with "Uncle", "Uncle" is about rescuing his daughter. From the father's perspective, "Taken" focuses more on action scenes. ?The movie most similar to "Uncle" should be "Kill All". But from the perspective of the audience, there is still a difference in the emotional intensity of the two dramas. The biggest difference is that "Uncle" is a hostage movie (because a child is kidnapped), so in terms of fighting scenes and hatred of evil forces, "Uncle" is more intense. ?Xiaomei is only used as a lead to resurrect Tae-sik. ?The difference between "Uncle" and "Killer Leon" and "Killer" is that the little girl and the killer are not the main line of the story at the same time. Xiao Mei is just used as a lead to resurrect Tae Shik. Kim Sae-ron's face can make you have rich fantasies, but her performance is exactly the same as that of her previous work "The Traveler". ?

The violent scenes in the movie serve as a viewing point for the audience, which somewhat alleviates everyone's uneasiness (the subject matter of harming children is extremely disturbing). Just like the scene in "Taxi Driver" where the driver cuts his hair short to reveal his face, the audience did not feel nervous, but admired the driver's beauty. ?The lines between police and criminals are also a highlight of this work. On the contrary, the dialogue in the movie is a little loose, especially compared with Tae-sik's brief monologue, the little girl's monologue is slightly protracted, and compared with Tae-sik's rich emotional expression at the end, the lines are slightly pale in expressiveness and touching. The music didn't play the role it should have. ?

There is a relationship that has not been revealed in "Uncle", and that is the relationship between Tae-sik and Thanayong Wongtrakul, a member of the criminal gang. The scene where the ruthless killer Ram Lo Wang (transliteration) and Tae-sik look at each other in the nightclub is the most breathtaking scene in the movie. In the most intense battle, the scene where King Ram Ra attacks Tae-sik is both beautiful and chaotic. ?As an action film with a distinct theme, "Uncle" is very successful in controlling the audience's attention?

As an action movie with a distinct theme, "Uncle" is very successful in controlling the audience's attention. Using his wallet to instantly suppress the dagger, Tae-sik broke his opponent's bones neatly from the first fight, and used a coherent turning movement to force his opponent to drop the blade. However, considering the proportion of action scenes, it is a pity that there is not more humane side in the steam bath fight. ?And "Uncle" is by no means just an action movie. Won Bin said in an interview, "We are not trying to make the audience simply feel how gorgeous the action scenes are, but to let the audience see the emotions revealed in the action." . In movies, action scenes are Tae-sik's language; in action scenes, Tae-sik unleashes all his suppressed emotions. "Although the director's previous works "Hot Blooded Man" and "Uncle" are different works, the themes are indeed similar. . "Hot-Blooded Man" talks about using life as an excuse for revenge, while Tae-sik in "Uncle" wakes up from a deep sleep of redemption and revenge, bleeding and looking forward to rescuing the little girl - I was moved by "Hot-Blooded Man" Korean audiences are also fascinated by "Uncle". ?And the "happy ending" of "Uncle" is also deeply loved by Korean audiences. "The action scenes in the play are very intense and cruel, but the result is a happy ending for the audience. This is more to my liking. Some movies are for Emphasizing the integrity of the content will give everyone a tragic ending. I don’t know what effect this approach will have on improving the integrity, but I think that after everyone sees the dark side, they can see a little warmth. Sunshine is not bad." ?