Film review "Haeundae"

As the so-called first disaster film in Korean film history, I feel that Korean films have made great progress. Because the previous "Monster of the Han River" and "Dragon War" had a good impression, and I was a fan of disaster movies, I watched the trailer and the promotion was in place, so I went to watch it. There is more than an hour ahead, which will make the audience mistakenly think that this is another long and mediocre Korean drama, and test the endurance of watching, and make small fights around the relationship between a few small characters. Then it evolved into the emotions of entanglement and parting, perhaps using emotional tricks, followed by a 180-degree change in adversity to see the truth, and even at the end of the film, all the internal and external emotions of the characters burst out with the tsunami in an instant until it was vivid enough to obliterate it. A large audience with well-developed lacrimal glands has an advantage over most European and American films that only focus on special effects. In terms of special effects, it is still immature compared to Hollywood, but the atmosphere and shots are well rendered, especially the bridge scene, which has made great progress in general, but Korean films have always been unable to handle the emotional procrastination, which makes people suspicious of the film. type and tends to stale.

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