WARNING: REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS It is palpably possible that one loses track of time amidst…
“Too much place, too much voice, too much chats” Hae-jun Lee’s world is a very…
When Sono’s classic music plays in the background, there’s no looking anywhere else. If you find a dull moment in the film, let me know. Why Don’t You Play in Hell? has an abundance of entertaining moments and more than that, it is packed, punched, pushed and penetrated with spirit. The movie is silly, hilarious and a mess. But thanks to the pulsating background score, enjoying the transcendent high is just the beginning. There’s a mountain, a proper road