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*Bedevilled* (2010) is a haunting and powerful film that delves deep into the human psyche, exploring the devastating effects of isolation, abuse, and the desire for revenge. Director Jang Cheol-soo crafts a story that is both intense and thought-provoking, capturing the raw emotions of its characters in a way that leaves a lasting impact. The film’s setting on a remote island adds to the sense of suffocating isolation, making the viewer feel the weight of the oppressive environment that Bok-nam, the protagonist, is trapped in. The cinematography beautifully contrasts the serene landscape with the dark, disturbing events that unfold, enhancing the eerie atmosphere. The performances are outstanding, particularly from Seo Young-hee, who portrays Bok-nam with a heartbreaking blend of vulnerability and strength. Her journey from victim to avenger is both compelling and tragic, making the audience empathize with her plight while questioning the morality of her actions. *Bedevilled* is not just a horror-thriller; it's a deep exploration of the human condition, societal neglect, and the lengths to which someone can be pushed when stripped of hope. It’s a film that stays with you long after the credits roll, prompting reflection on its themes and the brutal reality it portrays. For those who appreciate psychological horror with a strong narrative and emotional depth, *Bedevilled* is a must-watch. It’s a gripping and unforgettable experience that stands out in the genre.

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Don't think that reviews are low means movie is bad go and watched it the twist and turns and intense scenes are best.

This wasn't the bond movie I was expecting. James Bond dies really? Daniel Craig as bond from Casino Royal to Spectre is guy who is not much sentimental and that emotional. In this movies he didn't reflect bond as bond. This movies didn't match the threshold of bond movies. No more playboy things no more gadgets, a bit but not like other bond movies. Not much action and dialogue. What happened to that bond who do in his ways and doesn't care about anything. Ok, he is sad for Vesper that's relatable but killing those henchmen as bond didn't match that much. Why he needed to die I was accepting him to jumps off or a suspense end but this time I was disappointed. Daniel Craig bond as agent suffered his entire franchise and wanted to live normal life like others and loved by someone. Everyone he loved dies that's what happened with him in every story but at least in this story should've get what he wanted the most a peaceful end but this director ruined everything. Can't accept anyone better bond as Daniel and this was the last of his. He is my favorite bond ever. Hope new ones do better. We'll see.

Just because Tarantino made this movie, it's not became a good movie. Movie feels lot old, like 90s movie. The whole movie about girls are charting and between that 2 action scenes. 😆