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Filipe Ferraz Coutinho

29May12

A good installment to the 'vengeance trilogy' but far from being phenomenal. It has impressive photography throughout but what some times is a powerful tool of cinematic delight, at others begins to distract from the storytelling. There needs to be a harmony among the various elements of filmmaking in order for a film to come full circle and no matter how many brilliant moments this has, it is still a dotted circle.

Ellis Potter

13May12

I feel like the film had a lot to say and didn't really succeed in the second act. Though the final resolve and the scenes with the childrens parents are phenomenal. Really enjoyed the ending and the lead performance was fantastic. Another Chan-Wook gem.

Shelley

20Apr12

amazing. Choi Min-sik is fantastic as usual, even when he's not the main character.

sea-of-ether

12Apr12

Lee Young Ae does an amazing job as the protagonist. Such an amazing revenge film, another great one from Park Chan Wook.

Zach Closs

4Apr12

Brilliant stuff, this is one of Park Chan-Wook's best films, not as appreciated as it should be.

cinemaforever

22Mar12

No one agrees with me...but I believe this to be the best of the trilogy.

EuzRea and 3 others like this

Adriana Britto, Omnimog, Melody

Lucas Davies

23Mar12

I do not agree with you. :-/
Sarah J. Bean

2Apr12

^ Yeah, she said that.

Yass

4Mar12

Un petit 4 parce que je le trouve moins intense que ses deux petits camarades. Il en reste un très bon film, évidemment. L'actrice principale y est pour beaucoup.

Tigrane

14Feb12

As many of the new Korean wave films, Lady Vengeance follows a puzzled structure, based more on memories and senses than a traditional western plot. The present, past and future is mixed into a fascinating maelstrom of poetry, gruesome violence and surreal images. Intriguing but beautiful and hardly forgettable.

Nathan.

9Jan12

Gets unfairly banded in with Sympathy for Mr Vengeance due to the stupid name change for the Western version. It's completely underrated as such as people see it as "the worst of the 3" but it's a standalone film and a beautiful one at that.

Shishira

3Jan12

Quest for revenge has never been so devastatingly beautiful like this before...

MarcusArcus

28Oct11

Disappointing.She(the main character) doesn't match up to the greatness of the first two.Plus,her motive seems a bit forced.

Alvi Ifthikhar

25Sep11

A very deep and beautiful solemn hymn dedicated for a passionate vengeance. This film offers sweetness and pure beauty and at the same time also give you a disturbing chill. It's amazing how an emotional,dreamy and beautiful start could turn into an emotionless freak show only a total sick bastard like Park Chan Wook could think of, without losing one keyword that stays strong until the end ; Elegance

Tigrane and 2 others like this

Matt, EuzRea

Riri

22Sep11

be white life white

hastapura

20Sep11

Christ that snuff tape bit was nigh-impossible for me to get through; naturally, I nearly cheered during the following scenes.

Frankster85

12Sep11

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Ryan H.

3Sep11

Not the strongest of Park's efforts, it nevertheless remains a great stylistic statement, even if his other portraits of violence cut deeper.

Casey York

19Jul11

chan-wook's characters always use such interesting weapons. hammers, baseball bats, battle axes, not to mention that double-barreled hand gun. i love it.

Cinnamon

18Jul11

Terzo ed ultimo capitolo della trilogia della vendetta. In questo film, quest'ultima è vista come espiazione. Delicato.

Rashed

1Jun11

A darkly comic yet stunningly poignant symphony of blood, sin and snow, with breathtaking use of colour and style. It's hard to pin down, but there's something emotionally satisfying about the whole of the vengeance trilogy, and with Lady Vengeance, a catharsis is obtained by the way of something Chan Wook Park doesn't deal with too often; redemption. A sadist's utopia, a really gorgeous one too. Geum-ja <33333