Everybody's A Psychietrist Now? ha?

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2005)

After reading a few of the comments assigned by the users here i was imposed to write something in favor of this movie. i have not had the pleasure to see this movie in a theatre, but even threw the screen of my 21 inch it was a great experience to every extent. i could talk about the genius editing/directing of the movie, but i wanna concentrate on something else- the story. somehow every bad comment I read here had something to say about the bad plot, lousy characters, and especially they talked about hypnosis. this movie is a great myth of human morals- it is not a revenge story. the whole plot goes around the double standards of human moral- woo jin lee tries to make oh dae su understand that the sin he allegedly committed with his sister is actually the praised act of love by making him fall for his own daughter. after dae su cuts his own tongue while pleading for himself and his girl, woo jin understands that society would rather be blind or mute than accept his love to his sister and decides to join her. this is a very complicated move and if you can't follow it through the film you're bound to see it as a pointless revenge story. when you look at it my way you'll see how deep is the movie- how many symbolism there is in it of human morals, and of course there is the parallel to Oedipus by Sophocles. in short i highly recommend this movie to people that want to learn more about morals and human nature (and maybe high quality editing, filming and direction).