Meu Irmão Irritante (2016)

Koreans and their tear-jerking yet heartwarming movies. They truly ace the genre. I expected the movie to hit a bit stronger on comedy, but I was for sure not disappointed with what I've got.

The story of how a sense of support can give you a ray of hope for better tomorrow and strength to work your way up. Overcoming the struggles, accepting defeat and putting it behind you so you can move forward. Welcoming someone into your world and heart and being able to say goodbye. This movie has quite a lot of truly emotional messages wrapped in a nice, simple storyline with a big heart.

The acting was amazing. Jo Jung Suk has this ability to make me hate his character with my whole heart at first, to later make me love and adore him. Doo Sik's treatment of Doo Young at the beginning got my blood boiling, but the gradual and solid character development done with his character made me care for him far more than I expected.
Do Kyung Soo's scene after the final match broke me for a few good minutes. It amazes me how natural he is with the craft of acting. Kim Kang Hyun's character was a lighter touch to the story, perfectly balancing the comedy and drama. Even Park Shin Hye did a good job, portraying a coach who is not willing to give up on Doo Young.

Overall, I didn't expect to like it that much, but I truly fell for its charm and the well written characters. The portrayal of mental struggle after facing a tragedy was done in a realistic way that made me feel the pain the characters' were showing. Rather than painfully sad, it's a touching story that will make you cry your eyes off, but won't leave you in a depressive mood.

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Great performance of the two main actors ! Be prepared to be teary-eyed!

The story is centred around 2 brothers reacquainting themselves with each other after being apart for a while and in the midst of unfortunate circumstances. Even if the main conflict is not that original, it is superbly treated. I found it really well done even though the pacing was a bit too fast for some of the developments. The plot was still quite realistic and sensible in terms of characters growth.

The movie is mainly shining thanks to the great performance of the 2 main actors playing the brothers. Jo Jung Suk and Doh Kyung Soo are usually amazing and this is once again a home-run acting-wise. Side characters tend therefore to disappear and are paling in comparison with the actors portraying the siblings.

I did not necessarily find the production and the music memorable but they were good enough to bring the story to live.

I would recommend this movie to people looking for a cathartic bromance story that will bring you all the feels and tears!

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film sedih yang bikin candu

headline nya provokatif banget tapi itu yang aku rasain sampai saat ini. Pertama kali aku nonton ini di tahun 2016 dan berhasil bikin aku termewek-mewek sampai saat ini, di tahun 2023 ini. Seinget aku ini film debut nya do kyungsoo dan aku gak nyangka aktingnya sebagus itu. Akting jadi orang buta itu gak gampang dan do kyungsoo berhasil membawakan sosok ko do young dengan sangat baik. kalau Jo Jung Seok gausah dibahaslah. dia aktor senior yang gak diragukan lagi aktingnya. apalagi park Shin Hye, ratunya perfilman korea.
walau udah tau endingnya sedih dan bikin mewek, aku yang biasanya menghindari untuk rewatch film-film sad ending ini ternyata malah 'kecanduan' sama my annoying brother. Dan mungkin penyebabnya adalah bonding kakak-beradik di film ini yang terlalu sempurna. hubungan kakak-adik ini gak begitu harmonis, tapi dari sekilas aja kita udah tau kalau mereka saling menyayangi satu sama lain.
ditambah soundtrack film ini yang bisa dibilang legendaris. dari soundtrack nya aja udah bisa bikin kita nangis.
pokonya, banyak hal positif yang ditebarkan lewat film ini. dan nonton film ini hanya satu kali aja itu gak cukup
minusnya, karena ini film, aku gak mendapatkan insight lebih soal keluarga mereka di masa lalu. kalau nantinya film ini dijadiin drama, aku dukung, tapi castnya harus tetep sama

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Jogos Paraolímpicos de 2016

Fiquei surpresa em ter descoberto só agora 2020, a existência desse drama tão comovente.
Esse filme é daqueles que você ri e chora juntos com os atores. O elenco de peso e super experiente em arrancar lágrimas e risos não deixa faltar nada nessa história que mostra o de um atleta nacional que perde a visão e sem os seus pais vivos, se vira para viver em casa sozinho, enquanto o seu meio irmão presidiário pede uma permissão para cuidar do irmão por um ano, mostra o lado competitivo Paraolímpico da Coreia do Sul, fala um pouco sobre o nosso maravilhoso país Brasil e trata dá partida (morte) com a visão terna do irmão mais velho.

Os atores Cho Jung-seok ( Doo-Sik) e Doh Kyung-soo (Doo-Young) se encaixam muito bem em seus papéis de irmãos, cada diálogo dos mais desprezíveis do irmão mais velho e dos mais sofridos do irmão mais novo fazem com que o telespectador se ponha no lugar e sofrer junto, assim como quando
Park Shin-hye (Soo-Hyun) como a treinadora nacional entra em cena mostrando todo seu esforço com o atleta e o desafiando a volta como Paraatleta é emocionante.
Quando pesquisei sobre o filme antes de assistir a impressão que alguns cinefalos passaram que era mais do mesmo, mas tirar minhas próprias conclusões foi fundamental para ver um trabalho super diferente desafiador desse elenco, que a interpretação não deixou falhas.


Convido você a assistir !

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Family friendly tear-jerker

I tend to overthink my choices when deciding what to watch, often getting so caught up in choosing something that I end up not watching anything at all! Surprisingly, I made the spontaneous and random choice to watch this one. I didn't recognize any of the actors in it at the time and made my decision solely based on the storyline. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Doh Kyung Soo's compelling portrayal of his character left a lasting impression on me. It was around the time when I was binge-watching a bunch of movies and dramas back to back, and he kept appearing in all of them! I remember thinking, whoa, who is this guy? This was before I knew he was a part of EXO (I knew of the group but didn't recognize its members individually at that time), and I was genuinely surprised to discover that he wasn't primarily known for being an actor, considering how exceptional he was! Needless to say, I became very interested in him from that day on; he's undeniably multi-talented.

I particularly enjoyed the bromance in this film. It delivered on precisely what I was hoping for in this movie —a nice gradual development of their relationship despite being complete opposites. While I highly value character development, I must say that in this movie, it felt somewhat abrupt for the ML. However, I found it realistic enough, considering this was a 2-hour movie and not a full-fledged 16+ episode drama.

The story itself wasn't groundbreaking, and I would describe it as relatively average overall. I wasn't expecting it to be as melodramatic as it turned out to be, especially considering the main genre tagged here on MDL was comedy. However, it was the acting that made this movie memorable for me. Both actors did exceptionally well in portraying their emotions, which made me tear up too, especially at the end.

Overall, I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good bromance film.

(Completed: 2016)

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So much more than you'd expect!

*I advise some tissues be present when watching this*

^that's all I'm gonna say

This movie seems like a funny movie at face value but its more than that! Granted is is super funny too. The movie will take you on a ride as you get to know the characters and then get to know them better ahah. The trailer makes it seem like a straight forward comedy but it's a lot more then that and has some actual substance to it! I would definitely recommend watching. I don't want to put too much into the review, but please give it a chance. Oh, and I will say that this is one of the first things I saw Do Kyungsoo act in, and he is much better than a lot of idols, but I think people have caught onto that since Swing Kids and some of his other acting things.

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Uma bela surpresa para um dia entediante

Nessa tarde nublada de quarentena, eu resolvi dar uma chance a um filme do Kyungsoo. Não que eu não acreditasse nas habilidades de atuação dele, (100 dias, meu príncipe e It's okay, that's love me mostraram o talento do menino D.O) eu simplesmente nunca tinha visto um filme dele mesmo, e foi essa decisão que fez com que minha tarde não fosse monótona e esquecível.
O filme é compacto, com personagens cativantes e uma história simples, mas bem trabalhada. Apesar de ser razoavelmente curto, isso não impede a imersão e exploração de personagens. Até agora, foi uma das melhores atuações que eu vi o Kyungsoo fazer. Como exo-l, estou extremamente orgulhosa do trabalho do menino D.O.
Não pense que o D.O foi o único que brilhou nessa trama, todos os atores foram maravilhosos em seus papéis. Destaque para o "Hyung" que tinha tudo para ser um personagem odioso e irritante, mas que conseguiu me fazer derramar lágrimas com seu desenvolvimento.
Com um final agridoce, esse filme entrou para os meus favoritos desse ano, eu recomendo fortemente para todos.

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