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Went to the cinema to watch HOPE (호프), Na Hong Jin's first feature in ten years. imdb.com/title/tt27369017/ Walked in with very high expectations. The Chaser, The Yellow Sea and The Wailing are three of the best Korean films of the last twenty years and I've rewatched all of them more than once. Ten years of silence from this guy and I wanted the wait to be worth it. The good: the cinematography is exactly what you'd expect from him and his DP Hong Kyung Pyo (same guy who shot The Wailing, Parasite and Burning). Every frame of that harbour town looks wet, cold and wrong in the right way. First act and second act are proper Na Hong Jin. Tension builds slowly, the small town dread is thick, and there are a few set pieces that made the cinema go dead quiet. This is the man who made the last forty minutes of The Wailing and you can feel it. The bad: the ending. Not terrible, just meh. It feels like he genuinely did not know how to land the plane. A film this long and this confident should not fizzle out the way it does. The Wailing ended with a gut punch. This one ends with a shrug. The confusing: why cast Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander as the aliens? Two internationally famous actors, married in real life, first time on screen together since The Light Between Oceans, and we do not see their faces. At all. It's alien faces. Any two competent performers could have done what they do here. Feels like a financing decision dressed up as a creative one, and it takes you out of the film every time you remember who's under there. Verdict: good movie, not a great one. Expected a better ending from a director of this calibre. Still worth the trip to the cinema, mainly because it deserves to be seen big and loud rather than on a laptop, and because Korean cinema at this scale needs the box office. On that note, if you're a day trader, kindly use my ref link: app.arcus.xyz/ref/LUCKER Support director Na Hong Jin at the cinema and support me by using my ref link!

just finished mare of easttown ( imdb.com/title/tt10155688/?r… ) solid series. worth a watch. but the real takeaway wasn't the mystery.. it was the town. everyone stuck in the same square mile as their parents, marinating in old grudges and dead dreams. leave where you're born. go far. build your life somewhere no one knows your history. true for most people. and if you can't leave town yet .. at least let your money travel. homegrown traders, start here: app.arcus.xyz/ref/LUCKER

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i once did the same math for a few nft collections that also gave "passive returns".. i thought i was a genius... technically i was for exactly two weeks... ..now.. everyday im refreshing ct, hoping to see @opensea drop $sea so i can feel better owning those cartoon jpegs