Just finished watching 'Snowpiercer'
I truly admire Korean movies. Whether it's "The Host," "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," or "Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum," they are all made so well. Even the extras put in full effort to cooperate with the performance, so the stories in the films feel quite realistic and empathetic. I just finished watching "Snowpiercer," and afterward, I was once again filled with endless emotions. Most Korean movies don't have explosive scenes like "Transformers" or stunning visuals like "Star Wars," yet they express genuine emotions. These movies are amazing, and I deeply admire those Korean directors. As for "Snowpiercer," even giving it a perfect score feels like it's not enough. Japan is good at anime, Korea excels in television dramas and such movies, the U.S. is good at blockbuster sci-fi films, France excels in songs and stage dramas, while China has always been imitating...
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Are they a developed country or what? Their fundamentals are good, but it cannot be denied that now, when you watch satellite TV, it's full of followers; several channels broadcast the same TV drama, and it looks boring. Especially those anti-Japanese war dramas are extremely despicable. Some satellite TV advertisements are false, and the TV stations are also irresponsible.
In theory, South Korea is a moderately developed country, and its average internet speed is the highest in the world.
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