Flor Sulbaran

“The Oath” is not just another good movie. It's a cinematic masterpiece experience that provides nourishment for our spirits. I have immense respect for the director, actors, and everyone involved in the making of this epic and meaningful film, which is based on real events. Once you see it, you won't be able to forget it. It will touch not only your heart but your entire soul. The simplicity and care used to tell such a powerful story is nothing short of extraordinary and deserves a standing ovation. Get ready to have your emotions stirred up because this is a tear-jerking experience!

Skip it. It’s dark and confusing. It doesn’t add up. There’s no story to follow here, just a bunch of isolated scenes, each one weirder than the next. Atypical from the amazing Korean TV.

I liked it, and it surprised me. It was an auto-goal but a goal at the end of the day. It was a great goal, but a goal in their own soccer goal, so I believe that neither the director nor the actors have realized it yet, making the film that much more exciting and fun. It's like watching two movies in one. If I had to use just one word to describe it, it would be "self-portrait." (Self-portrait of its filmmaker, the actors, MSM, and some bland left politicians who can't even solve a crossword.)