Sanjay Veerkar

All around great movie. Each scene and the interactions between characters are extremely meaningful in some way. Some scenes are amazingly beautiful while others are super hard to watch. Kang-Ho Song maintains his spot as an important face in Korean cinema. My only gripe is that I feel like the final action scene is a bit tacky, but it's still extremely meaningful.

A practically perfect movie that discusses issues arising from income inequality and class disputes, all while being incredibly entertaining. Perfect for anyone who has an interest in the art of film.

Quite possibly my favorite show of all time. It tackles topics such as depression, anxiety, mental health, and substance abuse in a sincere but also entertaining way. Somehow, even in an anthropomorphic world, I'm able to see some of my own characteristics in the characters. The show is incredibly well written and no show has made me cry and laugh so much in the same episode. It's a must watch for anyone who is of age to understand it's themes and appreciate its comedy. If you want to get and understanding about the tone of the show, watch season 5 episode 6, entitled "Free Churro." The show starts slow, but I encourage you to keep watching.