Oldboy

ricardo bonilla

La trilogía de Park Chaw-Wook es magnífica. Te atrapa la película desde el inicio con un desenlace inesperado y abrumador.

PFL

A remarkable film and a rarity in that the intriguing premise is matched by a ferociously potent climax. This is not a picture that tails away, but rather one that crescendos to a tremendous roar. Distinctive and brilliant filmmaking.

James Mackin

Arguably the most famous South Korean movie ever made, this certainly deserves to be so. That one-take platformer fight scene is just too damn baller.

Mr. Smifff

One of my personal favourites. This movie is emotionally scarring in the best possible way. It's the most powerful revenge story I've ever encountered. It is so hard to rewatch, but I have to.

jamesey

The hammer fight in the hallway is worth 5 stars alone. If you take that out of the film, it's still 5 stars. What you see is visually hypnotizing. The story is a strange mystery that keeps unraveling. The characters are curiosities you demand to know more about.

Scorpio Velvet

Goodness. Chan-Wook has created a true cinematic experience in mystery and revenge. Not to be missed if you're a Tarantino-styled kind of fan.

Mathieu Verbeeck

After watching this masterpiece for the second time, I appreciated all the subtile and macabre touches even more. Dangling its audience over a precipice from its rooftop opener to its uniquely twisted ending – via evil hypnotists, live cuisine and family affairs – the exhilaratingly out-there Oldboy can count itself amongst the best films of this millennium (but equally makes me worried to see Spike Lee's remake)

furthermore

I knew I would like it. I didnt know it would hit me on such a level. One that makes me wide eyed with awe, as well as slightly sick to my stomach. Just wonderful..