I'm a Cyborg but that's OK (by Park Chan-Wook)

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I'm a Cyborg but that's OK (by Park Chan-Wook)

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I don't think we have a thread for this one, so here goes:

Title: I'm a Cyborg, but that's OK.
Country: South Korea.
Director: Park Chan-Wook.
Actors: Rain (Full House TV Show), Lim Soo-Jung (Sad Movie)
Genre: Comedy.
Release date: December in Korea.

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Trailer:
http://artservice.ktsystemhosting.com/m ... g_700K.wmv

Rapidshare mirror:
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Commited nutters in love... very promising scenario. If Park has a good script then this could be potentially a very good film.
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Have been looking forward to this ever since the title was announced. Love the scenario.
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Post by brooce-leroy »

Not getting excited yet, but interested to see Park doing comedy.
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Agree with Bruce.

Like the piano tune on the trailer :D
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Overated director anyway (films lok great, but scripts/plot suck a lot at times), be nice to see what else he can do.
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Post by the68monkey »

Looking forward to this, actually. :)

Not a thread specifically on this film, but one on Park Chan-wook:

https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... php?t=1809
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From the first time i read about this, i thought it was the perfect scenario for Mr. Park to venture into this genre with. Looking forward to it!
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Post by bradavon »

Blaizeyboy wrote:trailer for the new Park Chan-wook film "I'm A Cyborg, But That`s Ok"

http://www.joshuapettigrew.com/Other/CyborgTrailer.wmv
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IMO, this film is dreadful.
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Post by Shen »

i agree Bisc. watched it in Italy both me and my friend were just like wtf...this is just weird and not so great lol
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Post by tom2681 »

You people are just plain strange.

I don't think we've seen the same film.
This is (with OldBoy) my favourite PCW.

Great music, great acting, great editing...
Can't really find anything wrong with Cyborg.
Except the shooting scenes, maybe. They weren't necessary IMO.
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tom2681 wrote: Great music, great acting, great editing...
Perhaps... but shame it doesn't make Cyborg a great film. Try lazy storyline, clumsy execution, overlong finale... (IMO).

It had some nice PCW touches but check out One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest for a much more intelligent and heart-felt black comedy (set in an insane asylum).

Also I'd have been very surprised if you hated this film Tom.

Actually I must give PCW credit for trying something new. He now knows never to try it again.
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Post by HungFist »

Crap film, yeah. It's also very ironic the only good scenes in this mess have something to do with violence...