Hey Everyone!
I watched a really good Korean movie yesterday called Accomplice. Normally, I'm not a huge fan of Korean movies, but this one was exceptionally good. It was not your typical "abduction" plot. The movie was mainly about Da-Eun (Song Ye-Jin) who lived a great life with her father. Her father treated her like a princess all her life, and always did everything for her. However, one day, she watched a movie based on a true story about an abduction that ended horribly. At the end of the movie, they played the abductor's real voice. The voice sent chills down Da-Eun's back because it sounded just like her father. Not only that, the line "It ain't over, 'til it's over" was said by the abductor (a phrase her father taught her). This began Da-Eun's obsession with figuring out her father's past and to see if there is link with the boy that was abducted many years ago. The movie was very interesting and touched upon a subject that is prevalent in many countries; child abduction. It also showed that sometimes you grow close to your abductor, enough to want to protect them. I really liked this movie and would give it a 5 out of 5 stars. That's it for now.
I'm off,
- B
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