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Not exactly sure how to feel about this. The premise is good, the first half of the movie is good but then it kinda falls off after the second half.

The acting of the protagonist is so nice that he is probably the reason you wanna keep watching the movie.

It just feels like the execution of the movie could be... better I guess.

Still, not that bad.

The storyline was pointless, the supporting characters were discarded halfway through and the lead character was frustrating as hell. During the whole movie I was waiting for the moment where the penny dropped and we understood what it was all about, but the penny didn't drop, it just rolled in slowly without any explanation for why. One minute he is at war with all his neighbours then they are never seen again in the whole movie. Felt super pasted together to try and come up with something but failed on every level. Being a massive fan of Korean movies this was a big let down, I expect better from Korea and this wasn't it. For reviewers saying this is the best Netflix movie??? You need to watch more movies because if you think this was amazing then you are gonna be blown away when you actually watch a good one. Don't waste your time.

It was intense and with good twists. The movie kept me engaged throughout with its psychological thriller elements and unexpected turns. The performances were solid and the direction created a tense atmosphere that made for an entertaining watch. I found it to be a well-crafted thriller that delivers on its promises.

"Wall to Wall" (2025), co-directed by Kim Tae-joon and Sharon S. Park, is a South Korean psychological thriller that transforms the relatable frustrations of apartment living into a gripping and often anxiety-inducing experience. It follows a man whose dream of homeownership turns into a nightmare of mysterious noises, financial strain, and escalating neighborly conflict. The film excels in its initial build-up of tension and its sharp social commentary on modern urban pressures and economic inequality. While some critics note that the plot can become a bit overstuffed in its later acts, the compelling performances and claustrophobic atmosphere make it a memorable watch.

Is it worth watching? If you're a fan of intense psychological thrillers, especially those with a strong social commentary and a willingness to explore uncomfortable realities, "Wall to Wall" is definitely worth your time.

This could only be summed up as "INTERESTING IDEAS .. the movie." I believe there are quite a few small wins here in terms of thematic setup, but the payoffs are never as interesting. It starts with a tense thriller premise (that revolves around noise pollution), before diving into a bitcoin subplot and a larger real-estate conspiracy at play. No complaints concerning the performances -- Kang Ha-neul, Seo Hyun-woo, and Yeom Hye-ran deliver quite solidly. Writer-director Kim Tae-joon shows inventiveness in the staging, at least in the initial portions, before running out of steam in the final act, where it turns into a familiar, bloody showdown. Wall to Wall also suffers from the same issue as Tae-joon's earlier flick Unlocked, where the length of the film (1h 58m) lessened its conclusive impact. The nightmarish thriller part of the film ranks way above the rest, and most of that's restricted to the first hour.