Chimipja

I don't watch a lot of mysterious movies, but this one really makes me nervous during almost entire the movie. the actress Song Ji Hyo was really good also the main actor reactions were perfect, the end was a bit very fast, it doesn't take enough time to reveal the truth. But in general-outline was a good movie.

I will give it 7/10

The movie is definitely intriguing, for the plot and cinematography make you feel and think like the main character. It causes confusion as what is real and what is halluction, yet still teach you subtly to always trust your intuition.

I recommend it to those who love psychological thriller, and enjoy plot-twists.

Let's start off by saying this is almost certainly the best movie ever made containing a character named Bum-Suk.

A brother ignores Mother's warning to hold onto his little sister's hand when they go to the playground. The sister vanishes without a trace. 25 years later, the brother is a father himself, and a widower, his wife having been killed by a hit-and-run driver. A mysterious woman appears, claiming to be his long-lost sister, but he has his doubts, even with the DNA match.

Sister tries everything she can to convince him, but when he catches her in a lie, his suspicion grows, even as his family blindly accepts her story. She even tries seducing him, but to no avail. He knows something is wrong.

This film leaves a lot of loose threads and the motivation is sketchy, at best, but it is entertaining.

The end was unexpected. Not many films follow this kind of concept. Nice movie to watch with friends!

Lets start with the bad things: There is a lack of detail about characters and we dont get to know more about them, which makes them look kinda ''dry'' and not that sympathetic. The plot itself is kinda odd and unrealistic, but some people enjoy that and the others don't. Yet, there are many stereotypes that we all know from other films

Good thing is the acting and the atmosphere during the storytelling. I would say its a film to kill time if you have extra 2 hours but you wouldn't miss a big masterpiece if you dont watch it.