Lady Vengeance
Drama • R • 2005 • 1 hr 55 min
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Lee Young-ae, Choi Min-sik, Kwon Yea-young, Kim Shi-hoo, Nam Il-woo
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Great film, had my full attention from the get-go. Does have very dark and sad moments. The last part is amazing. Comical moments to it.
Breathtaking film. A little slow at the beginning, but the story will stay with you for a while. Beautifully shot and acted as well
Part of the Vengeance trilogy. A story of vengeance and a search for redemption. Black humor with brutal scenes of violence and torture.
Stylish and gruesome, without showing any gore. It all happens in your head. I liked it quite a bit.
Have anyone noticed how the movie started with colors and the colors strated to fade as the movie goes on and at the end it's completely b&w
Taking revenge with classical music in the background, walking with elegance to a bakery shop: deadly beautiful.
Went in a very different direction to what I was expecting but the final act of this film is utterly fantastic and emotional.
It's stylish; it's chilling; it's brutal; it has such a rich vein of emotion and humanity. I wouldn't change a thing about it.
Absolutely outstanding; vivid borderline between revenge and atonement
Simultaneously one of the most beautiful and disturbing films I’ve seen. I loved it and hated it. A true piece of art. Acting & editing= A++
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