Golden Slumber (2018)

I cried because of this. I'm amazed on how this movie tackled the pros and cons of easily trusting people and believing your friends. I love how it protrays the reality, on how some of our friends will react differently if ever that we may put into this kind of situation. I can relate well with Gun-woo as we both feel the responsibility to make and get together our team/group of friends. As a person who only hope to hang out again with his/her friends and reminsice with them, I understand why he chose to believe them as they live in a 'so busy life' and yeah, they might just want to hang out with me after a long time. Afterall, there's nothing wrong about your old friend suddenly contacting you. I'm sad and I feel bad that the ending was just like that. I felt that there should be something to look forward and to be tell. I just wish that they gave us a more detailed ending but overall, I'm satisfied with this movie.

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I only watch this for KIM YOO JUNG, and that's the best part of the movie

This is the first Korean movie that made me cry, when Kim Yoo Jung appeared for the second time, that moment is so BEAUTIFUL. If she's not in the movie, I barely want to watch at all. the ENDING IS PERFECT.

Anyway, this movie is a waste of talented actors. Slow pace plot at the beginning, gets more interesting during the food delivery scene.

Kang Dong Won as a nice guy was boring at the beginning. He played better villain in this movie.

DaeMyung, JaeMyung, HyoJoo did a great job, but they can't save this movie at all.

Blame the plot, blame the script. Korean movies need to learn from TV Dramas, don't be a drag. Get rid of the fillers. The flashback scenes are totally not hitting it. Should have gone full action on this one.

Don't tell me you can watch this without yawning. When your movie standard is Taxi Driver and Parasite, this just ain't it.

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