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lndah

I normally like realism but Sang-Soo's films really make me questioning my admiration. Three of his films I have watched are about plain bros bewildered by the opposite sex. I always get the feeling that all he wanted to say was "we bros are quite having fun until women came." They're okay, but such fortress really made me uncomfortable.

Wee Hunk

I would call it a lesser effort in his genre of clueless skirt-chasing directors who say rude things, and the very angry women that have to deal with him.

Malkin

I love this film's looseness, its spontaneity, the way it draws emotions organically and without manipulation. Window into a distant way of life, often beautiful and always speaking to the universal. The past is more real than the present and life is strange, so why not just drink and laugh about it all?

Evan B

I felt this film contained so much joy...so much compassion and care for each character. I'm going against the grain here..one of my favorite Hong Sang Soo films so far.

antipioneer

My first Hong Sang-soo film. Hated it the first time I saw it, but loved it after that.. It took a second viewing to truly appreciate Hong's signature style and the film's overall looseness and quirks.

Jesse Furgurson

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Galen

Took me a YEAR to watch this.Thankfully. Cheers.

Blue K, Custodian of the Cinema

Moon So-ri and Hong Sang-soo. Wow.