Seoboojeonsun

I am not sure about how people could possible rate this movie as bad. I am not a critic, I did not know what to expect, in general the movie really packed a punch and hit me right in the feels. Found myself in tears of laughter and later of sorrow.

For me it was one of those gems that I will MUST re-watch again and again over and over countless times.

I did what I would generally do, make all of my friends watch it. So far the few that did also agreed that this movie is too good. I have never cried so much.

i was surfing the internet and looking for some good movie to pass time,and then i came across this one, seriously i wont regret watching it ...very nice movie ,good acting and also very well shot movie but i must mention here this movie took the concept of the Bollywood movie (Kya Dilli Kya Lahore 2014) which is about same 2 soldier story and their struggle,of course one is from Pakistan and other one is from India.....well nice movie tho.

The story line is easy and predictable but quite touching with a view as both of the side are victim and do not want the war to be continued. Yeo Jin Goo is proven to be young great actor. He should get ticket to international movies like Lee Byung Hyun.

Many Korean movies give their characters comical introductions, regardless of the film's genre. 'The Long Way Home' is no different. However, this would have worked much better as a comedy altogether, as some of the serious moments felt out of place in a film that was told mostly in a humorist narrative. As a result, even the impressive battle scenes had little emotional impact.

The film's comical moments are really funny, revolving around the misadventures of a North Korean soldier, and a South Korean soldier. The South Korean soldier was to retrieve a Top Secret document from North Korean soldier, Kim Young-Gwan (Yeo Jin-gu) Funny moments arise ever so often due to their confinement in a tank. I loved the young, incompetent, and somewhat dysfunctional Kim Young-Gwan. There were also some beautiful bonding moments between the two, despite them being enemies.

As funny as the movie was, you'll be an emotional mess by the time the credits roll. In general 'The Long Way Home' was yet another enjoyable South Korean movie.

Much of this war comedy is laugh out loud funny clever and original and sophisticated. The tank is used to such an imaginative way. The 2 stars have a likeable connection and the acting is animated. YJG is good. A North South buddy movie is always touching.

The only thing that stopped this being a success is the ending. Why did he have to die? Not in line with the comic tone.