15 years in prison.. Old Boy is the most vengeful movie in the history of cinema

A Japanese manga series titled Old Boy was published over a two-year period from 1996 to 1998, written by Garon Tsuchiya and illustrated by Nobuaki Minegishi. Manga is called Japanese comics, or comics in other countries but inspired by the Japanese style of drawing.

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Old boy work events The events of the work, which is taken from a Japanese manga, revolve around a man who is imprisoned in a skyscraper by unknown persons for fifteen years, before he comes out having lost his family and his life, and he searches with a crazy lust for revenge for the reason that led him to lose all these years.. But the main question that revolves in his mind: Who imprisoned me? And why?

Choi Min Sik's performance as Oh Daesoo Choi Min-sik's performance as Oh Daesu is nothing short of iconic, no less than Marlon Brando's as Vito Corleone or Robert De Niro's as Travis Bickle. It's a complex character with transformations that would be difficult for most actors to embody, a character possessed by different and contradictory emotions from one scene to the next, a character who transforms from an annoying drunk to an angry monster in his unstoppable quest for revenge.

Actress Kang Hye-jung as Mi-do Also, let's not forget the performance of the beautiful actress Kang Hye-jung in the role of Mi-do, who you will consider an angel who has descended to earth to watch on screen. She succeeded in representing the feelings of love, loneliness, and sadness brilliantly.

Oldboy is a complete masterpiece, a film that has a dramatic story full of mystery, suspense and unpredictable events, and a great script that contains many sentences that will stick in your mind forever, all of this mixed with captivating melodies and an atmosphere unparalleled in the world of filmmaking.

Director Chan Wook Park The so-called New Wave of cinema that began in 1998 in South Korea, emerged on the backdrop of the Hallyu wave that began in the early nineties of the last century, and gave many young Koreans who follow world cinema the opportunity to make their own films and present their vision and philosophy. Among these young directors who occupied a distinguished position was director Chan-wook Park, who is famous for his films with a violent and bloody character, where he combined narrative and bloody imagery, especially in his trilogy called the revenge trilogy Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Old Boy, Lady Vengeance.

revenge trilogy The second part of the revenge trilogy is the most famous of his films ever, which Park adapted from the Japanese manga series. The film is in the list of the top 250 films on IMDB, and at the critical level it received the Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and was selected in the BBC's list of the 100 best films of the current century.

It revolves around the character of Oh Daesu, a foolish drunkard, who is always laughing hysterically and always making mistakes towards others because of his extreme drunkenness. He is a person who is repulsive from the first moment. The first scene takes place in a police headquarters, where the policemen and his friend try to wake him up from his drunkenness and hysterical laughter, after he wakes up and leaves the police headquarters, due to his state of losing his mind, drunkenness and constant laughter. After the call ends, he is kidnapped by unknown persons.

Oh Daesu's character is a kidnapper. It shows the gradual transformation of Oh Daesu's character as he is kidnapped, confused and incomprehensible; who kidnapped him? Why? And what is the end of his kidnapping? The place of kidnapping is comfortable, cleaned regularly, but he is drugged before cleaning, there are no means of suicide and no means of external communication except for a TV.

As time passed, Daiso turned into a tough man. The seriousness of the situation gave him the opportunity to hold himself accountable and try to understand his past. He discovered that he had hurt many people without understanding. Then he gradually grew stronger and began to do violent sports training in the place where he was kidnapped. After 15 years of kidnapping, he finds himself free outside his prison.

And the first one who met her was Oh Daeso Hee Mi Doo and he felt close and suspicious at the same time with those words Ants do you still see them? Yes, if you are alone you see ants. The very lonely people I have met, they are all hallucinatory ants at some point. Now that I think about it, ants move in groups so lonely people often think about ants.

oldboy is a meaningful movie Oldboy is a purposeful film, and it condenses its purpose into one phrase: a grain of sand or a large rock, both sink in the same way. The film makes its meaning clear in the end, as our actions that we may think are small may end the lives of others.

Choi Min Sik Korean actor Choi Min-sik was born in Seoul on January 22, 1962. Choi Min-sik rose to stardom with his role in the 1999 film Cherry, directed by Kang-ho-sung, but the spotlight was on him when he played the role of painter Jang Seung-eup in the film Drunk on Women and Painting.

In 2002, he achieved international fame after starring in the films Old Boy in 2003 and Mrs. Revenge, the two films with which director Park Chan-wook completed his trilogy that he had begun with Mr. Revenge in 2002.

Actress Kang Hye-jung South Korean model and actress, born on January 4, 1982 in Incheon, South Korea. Kang graduated from Seoul Institute of the Arts, and began her career in modeling, then moved to films, starting with a short film titled Flush in 2000.

Kang gained wide fame through her second film Nabi (2001), and played leading roles in films and television dramas, becoming one of the most popular actresses in South Korea, most notably in Old Boy (2003) and Invisible Waves (2006).

She participated in Love Phobia 2006, Lucid Dream 2017, and the series Jugglers 2017. She received many awards such as the Puchon International Film Festival Award for Best Actress for her film Nabi.