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Korean self-deprecating movies
Mike 2022-11-09 22:12:16
Little people, grocers, homeless people. Relying on his own strength, and a little underworld power (slaughtered by the underworld with a few guns and a broken car), he defeated the mutant monsters. And what about the South Korean government? However, they are superstitious about the high-tech of Laomei, and use the so-called high-tech that pollutes the environment to destroy monsters. There are also dizzy policemen, American scientists who want to cover up their mistakes, and villains who are ready to betray their friends for a little bonus. On the one hand, it is a strong admiration for American soldiers and their scientists, and on the other hand, they question the true words of their own people. Such self-revealing scars and self-criticism are quite in place, not that arrogant stick. Give it four stars and recommend it.
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Park Hie-bong: I received a complaint from Mat Number 4. Their squid had only nine legs. Did you eat one?
Park Gang-Du: No.
Park Hie-bong: Don't deny it. Why touch other people's things? Think of it from the customer's perspective. A squid. The torso tastes delicious, but the legs, especially the longest one, has something special, right?
[He pulls a half eaten squid leg out of the pocket of Gang-du's hoodie]
Park Hie-bong: [Thrusting a tray into his son's arms] Take this to Mat Number 4. Tell them it's on the house.
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Park Nam-il: [grabbing a grieving Gang-du by the arm] So you screwed up, huh? I heard everything. You grabbed some other girl's hand?
[He claws at his brother's head]
Park Nam-il: You left Hyun-seo on the ground?
[He takes another swipe at Gang-du but Hie-bong holds him back]
Park Nam-il: Your own daughter? You call yourself a fucking father?
[as he says this he manages to kick Gang-du]
Park Nam-il: You son of a bitch!
Park Gang-Du: [bawling] I thought it was Hyun-seo's hand!