Theo Pole

Unpredictable plot unfolded until 2/3 of the run time then the closing is a bit shoddy happy ending, but, overall, it is a very entertaining film, also it was good to see all favorite stars.

We did not like the movie, not well developed characters, but very linear. The dialogues were sketchy and random. The locations were spotty, and mostly close up shots, not containing much of the breathtaking moments we all had. Everyone who walked has had better experiences than this supposedly frumpy character from Australia. Indeed, there are lots of inspiring personal journey videos on YT, or even TV documentary, and one will run into lots of insightful pilgrims on Camino, with heartfelt narrations of one's enlightening moments soaring from despairs and sorrows. We walked out of the film center disappointed. For others, there was no applause, no Q&A or dialogues, from other movie goers, who would be generous with their feedbacks at other times. It did not meet their modest expectations from their silence. I felt the creator had a short sight and impatient.

It feels like watching Kill Bill. With a poorly justifiable plot. Not bad but not original enough.

I felt this movie needs to be better crafted. Korean tanslation was incomplete, and the story development was banal without creating the gentle tension. It feels lost during the editing. Jonseng (past life or karma) or InYun (fateful relation) were explained as if they are the same. Confusing to see these words thrown in very predictable manners at the bar scene and were repeatedly used without being infused to the plot to go deeper but they remained literal. It could have been more genuine and intelligent if the actors were directed more believable. And they could have a better cast (male) to deliver the believable story. The Videographer did a good job.

Such a bad annoying Drama. I think the director is too sentimental and doing the poor sacrifice story in such a predictable way making us question the low intelligence of their execution throughout the movie time. Cliche after cliche.

I think the story is too predictable and copied from here and there but Park, Sodam is always a great actor. I wished the choice of OST were original but a copycat of Eurythmics and Harlem Desire. The concept was also very familiar from Taxi and Ajossi. B- at best. Not boring though.

3.5/5 It does not look like all the actors suit the characters. But their acting is still great. I cannot rule out the plot is based on "Killing Eve" from BBC, with Sandra Oh. Slightly twisted, and, pseudo sociopath Antagonists from both KE and IK are the central key to unfold the stories.