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'Road Kill' is yet another perfect example why I love Korean cinema so much: it is completely unpredictable!

Oh-Gwang is an arrogant big shot developer, but life takes an unexpected turn after a freak accident. The film is mysterious from the onset, and the mystery lingers well into the final act. The viewer never really understands what is actually going on until everything is revealed.

After the accident, Oh-Gwang finds himself in the care of a somewhat dysfunctional family, and soon becomes a victim of his own actions - not necessarily circumstance. Despite what he was going through, I never really felt sorry for him due to his selfish nature and self-indulgent tendencies. I sympathized with the caring family instead.

Typical of Korean movies, there's a shocking twist I never saw coming. This twist makes the film an absolute masterpiece. It is a very clever script well executed. The director treated this interesting concept with the utmost of care and detail. Once everything makes perfect sense, you realize just how powerful the underlying message is. It really does make you think long after the credits rolled. This was awesome!

This film deserves more than one viewing. The second time around you're sure to take note of all the small details.

This movie is absolutely amazing. It started of with same predictable plot but not at all its not what you think it is. i am not going to ruin this movie by giving spoilers. Go see yourself and enjoy. More movies like these Please.

South Korean filmmakers are really good in making mystery thriller movies that's really unpredictable. Name it: they have 'Old Boy', 'Mother', 'Forgotten', 'The Wailing', 'The Piper' TMTL... They're good in making plots that make the viewers think it's predictable, that they already know the story, but would end up not. They're good in challenging & tricking viewer's minds. They will give you out of the box plot twists that viewers can't possibly guess. It will just surprise you at the end part of the movie. Road Kill is undeniably a good film. Not too slow-paced and not too fast.