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![Psychokinesis poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/psychokinesis.webp)
Pretty fun film, but something definitely gets lost in the overambitious mix of genres. Yeon tries to blend drama, comedy, action and scifi and the result is a film that excels at none of these things. It's still a very decent watch, but ultimately too plain and forgettable to stand out.
![Train to Busan poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/train-busan.webp)
![Jung_E poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/jung-e.webp)
Not as good as I'd hoped it would be. Truly futuristic sci-fi is pretty rare and the cyberpunk tags got my hopes up, but I probably should've known better. Jung_E is a rather slick South Korean blockbuster that lacks focus and fails to deliver on its genre elements. It still works as inconspicuous filler though. The robot designs are incredibly dull, and the middle part of the film is way too occupied with some dramatic plot points that just detract from the fun. And while there's no lack of cyber, don't expect any punk from this film. The budget is there though and the action is decent, but in the right hands, this could've been a much better film.Read all
![Peninsula poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/peninsula-2020.webp)
Not as good as the first one, but I honestly didn't expect it to be. There's not much you can do with the zombie genre that hasn't already been done countless times before, and so Peninsula is another film about a military community with hordes of zombies roaming outside. And yes, some human characters behave worse than the actual monsters. More action than horror this one, with mediocre CG car chases and lots of fire weapon action (the lame kind). The zombies are pretty generic, the horror elements are very limited and there's a bit too much melodrama, but the pacing is decent enough and the film serves a nice enough adventure. Decent filler, but nothing more.Read all
The King of Pigs
![The King of Pigs poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/king-pigs.webp)