The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion (2018)

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It may not be coincidental then, that his very next film features his first-ever female protagonist. Choi work for and they send a charming young man after her, who claims to know Ja-yoon quite well. Jika Error Gunakan Mirror Streaming Atau Langsung Saja Download Mirror Yang Tersedia Dibawah.

The background score by Mowg, who is rewarded with a cameo as a judge in one of the reality show scenes, is wonderfully atmospheric. His English, thanks to his Canadian upbringing, is impeccable. Unfortunately, the high-school girl is spotted by the tenacious bad guys, who have been hunting her all this time.

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Professor Baek, who clearly is in charge of it all, is overseeing a mass killing of children inside the Facility while Mr. Choi, the suave, scary Handler for the establishment is on the tail of two children, a boy and a girl, who have managed to escape amidst all the violence. Choi and his henchmen manage to capture the boy, the girl the witch subversion and ends up at the farm of Mr. Koo, with no recollection of her name or age, who take her in and decide to raise her, after the death of their own son and grandchild in an accident. Ten years down the line, the girl, now called Koo Ja-yoon, has grown into a beautiful young girl. This inevitably comes to the attention of the establishment that Professor Baek and Mr. Choi work for and they send a charming young man after her, who claims to know Ja-yoon quite well. It may not be coincidental then, that his very next film features his first-ever female protagonist. The characters are richly developed. Some may feel that the film takes too long for the action to start, but this is a story that has obviously been designed as a multi-film saga a trilogy is rumoured and Park takes his time to develop his characters until the final act of the film, which explodes in glorious violence. The action scenes and set-pieces are bloody, brutal and oh-so-exciting. Park waits to give us the twist in the tale and when it comes, it is fresh and unexpected. The only drawback, if one were nitpicking, would be the lack of a formidable foe that really challenges Koo Ja-yoon once her abilities fully manifest, a minor flaw that the second part can hopefully rectify. The film needed the right casting for the titular role and Kim Da-mi was chosen after auditioning 1,200 candidates. Without a shadow of doubt, she is a star-in-the-making. Her Ja-yoon is beautiful, charming, sympathetic, confused and even psychotic at times, her eyes conveying more than any words. She captures every trait of the character to near-perfection. Even if the eventual sequels never happen, the film works pretty well as a standalone, but it would be criminal to not let Kim return to this role yet again and see where else she can take it. Jo Min-soo is effectively menacing as Professor Baek, the de facto head of the Facility. Choi Woo-sik, who has mostly played the boy-next-door type characters so far, makes the most of the villainous role handed to him. His English, thanks to his Canadian upbringing, is impeccable. Theatre and K-Drama veteran Choi Jung-woo brings the experience as the witch subversion Mr. One cannot talk about this film without talking about its brilliant action choreography, handled by martial arts directors Park Jung-ryul and Kim Jung-min. Cinematographers Kim Young-ho and Lee Teo give the film a very neo-noir look, with every scene in the Facility done particularly well. The background score by Mowg, who is rewarded with a cameo as a judge in one of the reality show scenes, is wonderfully atmospheric. Be sure to catch this one at the cinemas!.

Even if I wanted the action to unfold sooner, I walked away from the film with a sense of reward. She convinces on the action front — thanks in part to the magic of film-making — but just as importantly she offers an incredibly compelling performance as a teenager suddenly thrust into situations beyond her expectation or understanding. And now they want their property back. What can you tell us about her character? Ten years later, Ja-yoon now played by newcomer Kim Da-mi , who has no memory of her past, appears on a national talent show and lets her powers slip. Park why subversion as a title? The first is primarily a lighthearted, teenage drama. By Korean action standards The Witch: Part 1.