You know, with a lot of DVDs, it's often overwhelming -- especially if you've never heard of a good number of movies. At this point, either take a random draw as a raffle, or look at the name, look at the poster, and look at the profile on the back—if there is one.
I watched this movie because I liked the name, Sad Movie, concise and clear.
Usually, I definitely don't watch purely sensational movies, because they are harmful and not good, and they tend to make me feel bad. For a movie with that name, I'd rather watch Scary Movie. However, the disc has been taken out, and occasionally it is not bad.
Sadly for this movie, you can guess the ending halfway through. But - it seems that this kind of movie should be like this, such as when there is love, there is hurt, and when things are broken when they are close to perfect, they can be sad, and so on.
Well, every time I watch a Korean movie, I feel inferior. Why can people make such delicate films, but our directors, the so-called n-th generation, the so-called masters, the so-called cutting-edge talents, are so fond of grandstanding and so impetuous? Watching people accumulate strength and gradually accelerate their liftoff on the runway, we are always building a gorgeous but unable to fly space shuttle.
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