Nailed

I thought it was an interesting concept to have a rags to riches style in a unique way as this. It seemed to have a good build up and structure with some possible hurdles made clear to the audience to build that suspence which it did very well. I liked the style of the film and thought it was well shot with room to improve.

However once it got about an hour into it, the plot completely fell apart. The fact that no one worked out what they were doing was unbelievable and after all that could've happened to the couple, the only thing that really affected them in the end was guilt. Not the police, not Mr Mun who had a very clear motive, not the father who despised his son-in-law, none of this mattered in the end. The kidnapping of the girl was some subplot that barely involved the couple and was merely a red herring for the audience, it got too much airtime to be that insignificant.

I thought the humour was good at times and we got to know the characters well and quickly through good use of character interactions, but it never really had a proper resolution. There were too many loose ends that weren't tied. We're introduced to so many characters and yet none of them had a true affect on Eun-Ji or Sun-Yeong. I thought there was going to be at least a legal dispute between the construction site and the couple and more at stake for them, but somehow none of this is addressed.

I enjoyed the majority of the film but I was really disappoined in how it ended. It just seems incomplete to me...

A couple who are suffering from money scarcity even they run a car workshop...husband decided to plant a nails in road for make car tire puncture...oneday fortunately he saved few rich kids from kidnapper and he got lot of money.. They startvto live a luxurious life but after finding his wife bad past he start to leave from house.. Good story and message about Money.. Must waych movie..!!

Being a fan of Korean movies, I thought I'd give this a try after viewing the trailer. However, this one was a complete swing and a miss. The first half was exactly as the trailer showed, and it was interesting, hilarious, creative, and heading in a good direction. However, half way into the film, it took a really odd and confusing turn. The plot became convoluted into an unnecessary and disgusting twist of bad melodrama.

The ending is even more confusing as if seemingly an interesting 2nd twist when the kidnapper was revealed, but then the story just went into an unbelievable direction as if nobody is smart enough to figure out what they did. And even so, no amount of tire fixing would've elevated them to that level of wealth. From mid point on, it was one confusing mess. Overall the story has no structure, just seems like a bunch of random sequence of events strewn up into a 1.5 hr video.

For a Korean film, this one is poorly made and a waste of time.

"Nailed" is a Drama movie in which we watch a couple having some economic difficulties on their business and decide to take action and place nails in the road to blow out the tires of vehicles passing.

I liked this movie because it had a simple but interesting plot and contained plenty of suspense. The direction which was made by Yoon-jae Ha who is also the writer, it was very good and the presentation of both the main characters and the plot was equally good. The interpretations of both Bong-sik Hyun who played as Mun and Eun-ji Jo who played as Sun-Yeong were good and their combination worked well. Lastly, I have to say that "Nailed" is an interesting movie and it presents very well and realistically what people can do in order to gain some money without thinking about the consequences of their actions.

Better south korean comedy than this, but as a filmographic and audiographic product its titancarbonaticstainlessteel quality. its just like you expect from a sturdy fishing reel and therefore edible catch for the love of south korean filmmaking.

its a smallcast comedy about how to make a ''fortune'' on your neighbours misfortune, by nailing the roadsurface for people to flatten their tires just next to their tyre shop. acting is the superb ''slap on the head'' kind of SK comedy, the cast consist of well known actors to me, but their names i cant resite here and now.

the film reminds me of my south european travels as a child in the early 70*s, thravelling to yougoslavia all 6 of us in a dark green, black interior Renault 16, with mum and dad upfront, elder 3 brothers in the back seat, and me in the open trunk ontop of all the baggage... my god was that a hot experience, asphyciated by my fathers cronic hang to smoking ''eventyrblanding'' ending up at the back of the car, making me compete with the french green colour , and barfing my brothers necks...

well somewhere rural croatia we hear a loud bang from the undercarriage, made by a sharp edged stone covered with a piece of cloth, just close to a garage , the car did get severe scared damage and had to be towed to the garage for a handful of d-mark for a check, but not immobilizing us completely.'' the oilpan is in fit condition then we can just move on ''said my father to the snoutten garage owner. later talking to other tourists who told that the cladden stone was a common trick to use against money strong westeners travelling the rural hills of yougoslavia, and it was for me a scary happening to remember.

will i the grumpy old man remember this film?, well ,yes and could pay another visit later, so a small recommend even though just a six.