Simya-ui FM (2010)

Simya-ui FM: Directed by Sang Man Kim. With Soo Ae, Yoo Ji-Tae, Ma Dong-seok, Joon-Ha Lee. Sun-young, a popular radio host, decides to quit her job to take care of her ill-daughter. But, the last day of her job turns nightmarish when a murderer takes her family hostage.

“good decent flick but not quite an A option unless you are a huge fan of thrillers and Korean flicks, but still a solid B or B+ option. The Koreans never seem to turn out a really bad movie and this was no different.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003edo Koreans ever shoot in anything in normal colors and tones, it seems that every movie is shot in an over-saturated color tone and quite frankly i like to see a different style.( just like they donu0026#39;t make bad movies i guess )u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003ethe movie got favorable reviews from just about everybody that rated it and after watching it, i would agree that it is a good movie but not as tension filled for me…which was a letdown, compared to everybody else that saw it.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003estory is about a psychotic schizo who gets infatuated with a overnight radio personality and what happens after he decides to take action on his wild thoughts and the aftermath of his actions. the guy that plays the villain is pretty good, he is the same villain from u0026quot;oldboyu0026quot;. all in all, the movie has really high production values, is very well paced for a thriller and the acting was good thru-out.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e…whatu0026#39;s with the Travis Bickle angle though, i donu0026#39;t know, i mean Travis is iconic and this movie doesnu0026#39;t come close to u0026quot; taxi driver u0026quot;, and as an afterthought i hope it was only an homage, hehe!”