Tae Guk Gi - The Brotherhood of War Streaming
Dimanche, juillet 11th, 2010 |
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I notion this movie was very salubrious. It has its flaws (which I will salvage into later), but overall, it’s a very well done share of cinema. This film, along with many others is proof that Korean movies, and by extension Asian movies, have grown up and are ready to seriously compete with Hollywood for global influence, audience and market fragment. I am impressed with Tae Guk Gi’s attention to detail, special effects, cinematography and other high production standards.
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Now, enough people here give you a fleet synopsis of the account and adequate description of the set, so what I am going to do is reply to some of the comments that other reviewers have made. I mediate my input might be suitable be cause I am a Korean raised in North America and can understand both worlds and elaborate things that were either misinterpreted or not clearly understood by non-Korean reviewers.
Some non-Korean reviewers have commented that it seemed like there was some over acting or acting “over the top” going on. Well, possess it or not, Koreans act like that in exact life. They are emotional by nature, yowl at each other a lot, slap around their younger peers, etc. Jin Sok and Jin Tae’s mother collapsing after the sing departs looks like something a Korean mother would do in that state. What some non-Koreans would think as “overacting” I would, as someone from a Korean background, believe realistic and normal (give the obscene situations that the characters go through) . Anyone who thinks overacting is purposely going on in this movie needs to join the peace corp or something and secure exposed to other cultures in different parts of the world.
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One reviewer plan that Koreans fought unusually well given their supposed reputation at the time as unpleasant soldiers. Well yes, South Korean soldiers did race away and retreat from North Koreans early in the war. South Koreans were badly underequipped and poorly trained because the U.S. belief their priorities in 1949 were in rebuilding Japan, not discontinuance communism in the Korean peninsula. It’s engrossing to brand that U.S. soldiers early in the war also broke and fled the field because they were stout and inactive occupation troops formally stationed in Japan. Jin Tae and Jin Sok were in the 1st ROK division commanded by the shimmering 29 year venerable general Paik Sun Yup. The 1st ROK division never broke or fled the field without orders. It reached Pyongyang before any U.S. units despite the fact that they didn’t have as many motor vehicles and was largely a foot mobile unit. Thus, the scenes were ROK troops are fighting without U.S. befriend in the streets of Pyongyang are largely factual. Speaking of General Paik, if any of you want to read a Korean War history book that’s from a handsome Korean perspective, read Paik’s book entitled “From Pusan to Panmunjom.” It’s available on Amazon.
I understand that this movie has been compared quite a bit with Saving Private Ryan. I have to say that in the areas of intensity, dramatic power and overall sincerity, I own Tae Guk Gi supasses Saving Private Ryan. However, in terms of battlefield realism and special effects, I have SPR surpasses TGG. To me, the battlefield effects are a notch below SPR, but a notch above John Woo combat movies like Windtalkers. I mean, molotov cocktails exploding like motar rounds when they should really flash and flame modestly, machine guns blaze without spent cartridges being expended, the tanks glimpse like an erroneous sinister between a Sherman and a Pershing, cannon rounds and grenades alike all seem to have the same size explosions, so on and so forth (btw, Jin Tae does not inch through a hail of gun fire from a “mini-gun”. That Russian machine gun is not a gatling-type “mini-gun” it is infact a outmoded, single barrel Pulemet Maksima obrazets, vintage World War 1. The cylindrical sleeve is to aid retain that single barrel from overheating) . Having said that, the battle scenes are nonetheless highly involving and better then 90% of all other war movies. However, due to those modest technical slips, I give the movie 4 and not 5 stars.
This 2004 Korean film is about two brothers caught up in the national tragedy of the Korean War. The older brother is mammoth and strong and shines shoes for a living with the hopes of becoming a shoemaker. His younger brother is 18 years conventional and the pride of the family because he is going to college. We first meet these brothers in a jubilant time when their future looks shimmering and the older brother is planning to net married. But suddenly, war is upon them and the family is forced to skim their home in Seoul. The two brothers are forcibly drafted and we soon peruse them on the battlefield.
The older brother is positive to protect the younger one. He risks his life to go on hazardous missions because he knows that if he receives a medal, the younger brother will be able to glean out of the army. The battles are frightening and sincere and better than any I have ever seen. I understand that the director accomplished this with a very microscopic budget and I have nothing but applause for him for this misfortune. There’s a human side of every battle, and I felt staunch emotion watching them.
Somewhere along the line, the older brother turns into a monster of aggression. Not only does he indicate exceptional bravery, he also shows exceptional cruelty.
This memoir goes deep into the heart of Korean national identity. Both sides are equally cruel to ordinary villagers who are unbiased trying to survive. But one thing is positive and that is the bond between the brothers even though they eventually wind up in opposing armies. This is a serious film about brotherhood. And it is also a film about Korea. Actually, it helped me understand what is happening there today.
The film is 2 hours and 20 minutes long and it didn’t lumber for one single moment. Something unique is happening constantly, whether it is the relationship between the brothers, the different kinds of battles, or the dread in Seoul when the South Koreans are executing North Korean sympathizes and the brothers watch their family alive to.
If you disapprove watching war films, conclude away from this one. This is surely one of the bloodiest I’ve ever seen. But if you are enthusiastic in history and in the impact war has on people, this film will support you understand. It might haunt your nightmares, but it is certainly worthwhile. War film buffs especially should produce a brand not to miss it. Highly recommended.
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