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Oldboy (Oldeuboi) [Sub: Eng]
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A man finds himself in prison sentenced for 15 years while he was out drinking one night. He later discovers that he is being blamed for his wife’s murder. He has 5 days to find his abductor after he gets released from prison.
A man finds himself in prison sentenced for 15 years while he was out drinking one night. He later discovers that he is being blamed for his wife’s murder. He has 5 days to find his abductor after he gets released from prison.
Actors:
Geun-Seok Park,
Tae-kyung Oh,
Won-Jung Kim,
Young-hee Lee,
Ji-tae Yu,
Jae-Duk Han,
Su-kyeong Yun,
Seok-jae Seong,
Young-ju Oh,
Su-hyeon Kim,
Mi Mi Lee,
...»
Geun-Seok Park
Tae-kyung Oh
16 December 1982, South Korea
Won-Jung Kim
Young-hee Lee
Ji-tae Yu
13 April 1976, Seoul, South Korea
Jae-Duk Han
Su-kyeong Yun
Seok-jae Seong
Young-ju Oh
Su-hyeon Kim
Mi Mi Lee
Director:
Chan-wook Park
Chan-wook Park
23 August 1963, Seoul, South Korea
Country:
Korea
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April 29, 2009
One of the best imports I've seen in a while...
April 15, 2013
Shakespearean in its violence, Oldboy also calls up nightmare images of spiritual and physical isolation that are worthy of Samuel Beckett or Dostoyevsky.
October 18, 2008
Vengeance, says director Chan-wook Park, is the most dramatic subject in the world. The problem with that view driving his filmmaking is that it seems to override his creative judgement, presenting us with cruelty as the vehicle for his cinematic jollies.
Roger Moore
June 10, 2005
It's mesmerizing and discomfiting, engaging the viewer on a visceral and an intellectual level.
July 16, 2010
Intense and dark but also humorous and moving, this is an ambitious film that fulfils its promise, despite an arguably overly protracted denouement. Excellent.
September 01, 2013
..seems to be about the awfulness and inhumanity of vengeance. But watch how the film moves.
April 15, 2013
Both brutal and lyrical, writer-director Park Chan-wook's existential nail-biter has torture scenes that will have you avoiding dentists, sushi bars and badly appointed hotel rooms.
January 26, 2006
Quite an achievement then, and well worthy of its Cannes prize.
September 17, 2010
Banzai-violence kin to "Cast Away" about a man at time's cruel whim, "Oldboy"is an endurance test worth taking. Its conclusion is the most sadistic and destructively wrathful since "Seven," and the point of no return has rarely shocked this much.
April 17, 2007
There's a lot less here than meets the eye.
May 06, 2013
Vengeance here's a clever, evolving beast. Dae-su's guardian-like enemy stokes his bloodlust, embittering the free man's returning love of life. The climax is a scarlet swelling into Greek tragedy as truth, reprisal and justice smear.
Scott Tobias
September 26, 2005
It's hard to make an argument for Oldboy based on anything other than pure cinematics, but when the style speaks this loudly, it's an argument worth making.