I watched this on netflix today and this is my personal explanation about the movie. I think it all started when she was a young girl, she got traumatized by how her psychopath neighbor killed her father in front of her and how she was tortured. She suffers from post traumatic disorder and couldn't move on from her past. The after credits shows that she is sitting in the same chair in the same house where she was tortured as a young girl, it symbolizes how she was trapped in tgat scene and find it difficult to move on in life. Everything is just in her mind. It is kinda similar to the movie "uninvited", but this movie didn't really showed us the twist of the story at the end, instead it just let us choose which one we want to believe in.
Honestly I never expected The Call will be this amazing !! I couldn't breathe properly while watching the direction music and acting was really outstanding but it's better to watch it in korean not dubbed
Nice review. I'll put this on my watchlist. I recognize that cute Asian girl from that zombie movie that came out earlier this year. The last thriller I saw was RUN. It was a solid movie.
There's a south Korean film called the Chaser. Easily one of the best thrillers I've ever seen. I strongly recommend watching however you can. Not sure what it's on these days
@@ajawalker2290 the plot is a serial killer is killing prostitutes and one of the prostitutes that was killed belong to a pimp who is a former detective
I watched this movie with my mom yesterday and it was so so so good?! My mom didn't like it at all but thank you for your video now I know i'm not alone lolll
I can be totally off but it's just how I interpreted the movie. The main protaganist was delusional/crazy .She was crazy enough to turn on the gas killing both her parents. She somehow survived blast with burn on her leg. This was all her imagination with all psycopath serial killer killing her parents and all to somehow justify protaganist's childhood incident. In the last part; you can see her in white clothes(usually patient's clothes..mentally ill patient? But its just guess) Also at last scene the killer's future self calls past's self to warn about police and mother. But it was clearly shown in movie since beginning that you cannot call your past self. Otherwise protaganist wouldn't have waited killer to call her. It just was in progatanist's heas just to kill mother in her head although she killed her parents in her childhood. You can sed that she was not fazed by even lil when her mother dissapears in the end. Rang a bell? I mean how can you call someone in same house in same phone line 20 years apart. Thats absurd in first place.
God you are too realistic and logical🤣 but it makes sense.. Call always came from the past but Killer already knows the phone number so maybe it worked. She definitely killed her father according to the killer girl ,her mother turned off the stove.
I genuinely think that the call should've been a 'limited' series rather than a movie. Cuz there are so many things to figure out like how a phone can connect past and future, how SY's mother and YS have scars and the most important thing in movie is that, at 42:50 the stepmother knew the future of YS and in the next scene SY wakes up as she had a bad dream which is connected to the previous scene of stepmother? What is connection of that stepmother's moment with SY's waking up with frightedness? And as we all know the confusing ending which needs to be exposed too.
From what my Fiancé was thinking, YS survived the initial fall and went in to hiding but kept the phone that SY used to get in contact with her mom. After, she waited until young SY turned 28 and then told her past self that the police and mother were going to arrive and to keep the phone on her no matter what happens and that’s what ends the cycle. This ending just makes way too much sense to me, all the other explanations and theories tend to leave out the “keep the phone on you no matter what” part.
Great review.... It’s been over 24 hours of finishing the movie but everything is still as fresh as if I’ve just watched it... Great cast, directing, special effects...but the explosive intense performances by the two leads Park Shin Hye and Jeon Jong Seo carry the movie on their shoulders ...breathing life in their characters in ways that refuse to be erased from my mind...
Omg I love these kind of movies and back to the future franchise is my favourite movie of life. Thanks for the suggestion, I would of totally skipped it. 😁
im stuck at - why did she disappear if she was supposedly alive after the fall? - how did the book end up at the police station if the future was her alive? - future can't call past. so how did she call her past self?
- why did she disappear if she was supposedly alive after the fall? yes she survived, but the killer didnt die so she went to kill the mother afterwards and kept sooyeon in the basement - how did the book end up at the police station if the future was her alive? when sooyeon got the book, the killer is captured in prison in the present that why she told her to tell her how she can get caught. - future can't call past. so how did she call her past self they got connected through the phone.
I've just finished watching it and it has let me emotionally confused. I think it's a great movie, the plot is fascinating, the actors are great actors, the cinematography is terrific, however the end is too intense (at least for me), it's almost when I thought it was over and they were gonna build an end to the situation they are at, something happened and changed everything again and it made it a little bit too exhausting to me, but overall I give it 4 stars out of 5. Just watch it knowing it gets pretty intense as the movie keeps going hahahahah
felt the same! Emotionally exhausting is accurate. I very much enjoyed it, but so many twists and intense moments made it an emotional roller coaster. I hadn’t felt that anxious watching a movie in a while! Personally, I think they should have cut out that very last bit of the ending with that extra twist.
I really didn't understand the extra end twist? How did the killer give her past self a heads up and how did she survive the same fall she already died from 😭 unless there's loads of versions of them running parallel? 1
Thanks for the review, I will surely watch it... I recently watched "Antidisturbios" recently, it is a limited serie in the thriller/action genre, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. I don't know if it is available where you live but it is really good.
@Julieta Buitrago The future keeps on changing everytime something changes in the past. It all started during their first convo over the phone. The future where Seoyeon's mom was alive was the temporary effect/future when they fell off the ground. She was alive until Young Cook wokeup and killed her again in the past. Which explains the altered present where Seoyeon found herself tied up again in the house.
Just watched this movie, and I love it. I did not like the ending. But overall this film is really unexpected and keeps you invested and how their minds had to work into overtime to figure out ways to out do the other.
The only thing 콜 (THE CALL) does to improve on its predecessor is that, whenever a past event re-writes the future, there are more changes than a person appearing or disappearing. Sometimes, Seo-yeon Kim (the protagonist) has longer/shorter hair than before. Other times, the place she's in looks different. Other times, she's transported somewhere else. All of this indicates that this production had more money and resources, but what's the point if the plot and characters are going to be so boring in comparison? The original didn't show the other end of the phone line. I don't know if it was due to the budget restrictions (they would've had to make Mary's house look period-appropriate) or if that had always been the intention. Either way, it worked. Up until a certain scene, it made the viewer question whether the time-travel stuff was real. Even after the confirmation, there was still a lot of suspense since we had to imagine what Rose was doing. It also helped the movie have its own identity and stand out among other stories with a similar concept. In this remake, we see the evil Young-sook Oh living in 1999 throughout the movie. How does that add anything to the table? By eliminating that unique element, it comes off as a FREQUENCY rip-off. Original - 7/10 Remake - 3/10
I am happy that Chris really liked this Movie. I finally watched it today too. It was so worth the wait and didn't disappointed at all. I wish the Movie was bit more longer. That's the only thing I wanted about it. Great Review Chris as Always. I am glad you have finally watched it 😊
Why didn't she say hel firmer self to ignore the phone? Also if the past she would be killed when she was a child, nothing would have turned out this way what means she never helped and therefore not get killed and the past would be like it used to be
in the ending, seo yeon never killed ,seo yeon since little kidnapped by murderer still kept inside the house. also seo yeon future cant talk with seo yeon past, as the phone is with murderer? when murderer blackmail present seo yeon with seo yeon voice, she freak out and didnt think of that?
These are just my 2cents. The ending is act up to your judgment i can say. Just that you have to stay tuned till the ending credit scene. 1. Seo Yeon (past) witness her mom struggling w Young Sook while in the meantime, the present are still on the phone asking her mom to get out from her house trying to apologize after all the misunderstanding. Note that the present Young Sook is trynna kill her but stuck at the door. Then we see her past side when mom jumped together w Young Sook which caused the present Seo Yoon to realize and ciao from the house looking for her mother at police station and cemetery. Not sure whose grave she grieve at (prolly her dad) but everything went well when mom sudden appears. 2. Yall noticed past Young Sook just had acute fall, she didnt die yet tho, hence the glimpse of present cemetery scene where the mom, disappeare. If yall notice, Seo Yoon didnt carry that friggin phone during her run to police sts, hence the present Young Sook called the past to redo some time travel shit to undo the mom and police visit scene where she can just killed them both. Thats why yall see Seo Yoon was trapped in the other scene. Im hoping for a sequel tho! This is a great movie that’s why we wont stop discuss about it
@@fikalaaa also what didn't make sense was why did she disappear if she didn't 'die' from the fall? what was the purpose of her disappearance when she was about to stab?
@@fikalaaa also how did the future one called the past when the future can't call the past? when at the beginning the phone works fine for Seo Yeon when she was looking for her phone and two strangers wanted ransom for it?
I loved this movie !!! Only thing I realized is she broke into a CLOSED police station with NO CAMERAS 🤦🏽♂️ When do police stations not only close but also not have cameras 🤔...and why didn’t she ask for the winning lottery numbers 😂
spoiler ahead as old killer call her past to change timeline by keep the phone with her, seo yeon cant call her mom to anticipate killing, murderer success to kill mom, and seo yeon since little still kept inside the house by murderer
@@Jhsb381 I was wondering about that too, when seo yeon was captured young, she had the blanket placed over her whole body. So the killer was able to change the time line & ended up keeping seo yeon since she was a little girl & pretty much did to her what the stepmother/godmother did to the killer when she was young. Truth be told, I didn't like the ending because then it means there will be a sequel with more psycho killing. Almost like the movie SAW (I, II, III, IV, etc.).
@@maxnp7369 Before the killer in the past died the killer in the present called her and says she will die but when the main character mother and the killer on the past fall the killer in the past didnt die and so the mother of the main character so the killer in the past capture the Girl in the present so maybe theres a part 2 because the main character died
She should of not told her she she was gonna get caught and get life imprisonments. How did the mother comeback and how was she taken away again who called the villain to warn her that the mother and police officer came back
the present murderer who not caught call the past self and told her to change her fate by keeping phone. seo yeon was thrown boiling water so she freak out and tell the murderer
@@BabyGirl-nb9mv but it was shown since beginning that you cannot call your past self. Otherwise the protaganist would have called the killer several times instead of waiting on the phone.
the protagonist, the killer won. When she and the mother both fell, i assume she got into a concussion or coma idk and the mother survived and run away with sooyeon, hence there is one present scene where Sooyeon meet her mom at the grave. But, the end scene indicates that the killer didnt die, so her present self told her to kill the mother because her present self knows that they survived. she said it multiple times 'dont lose the phone no matter what'. then she go find the mother, killed her and kidnapped sooyeon and put her in the basement. the real ending was the last scene.
@@DaeJae no no no. thats not the scene i am referring to. the present killer was about to kill the protagonist, but she just vanished before the knife hit her. so why? If the past killer is really alive? The present will only vanish if the past is dead
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@@MsLaQueeen *SPOILER* *SPOILER* *SPOILER* *SPOILER* *SPOILER* . . . So turns out her mother is still alive (as the movie showed her having to still exist in the future but with scars she took from young-sook) But as the credits were rolling, its shows that young-sook is still alive and probably killed seoyeon's mother because of how her mother just faded away while walking with seoyeon. it also showed that seoyeon's fate changed again as she woke up as young-sook's hostage at present time.
whats with koreans making a very good film that is not romance? im tired of watching rom com kdrama thank goodness for korean films like this.(but parasite is still)
Can someone explain me about the ending pls? When they end up fighting the killer has scars and then when she saw her mum she has scars too so that means her mum is the killer?
spoiler ahead as old killer call her past to change timeline by keep the phone with her, seo yeon cant call her mom to anticipate killing, murderer success to kill mom, and seo yeon since little still kept inside the house by murderer. that scars mom is from when she was sliced from murderer before she attack and fall with murderer from balcon. the mom is not murderer...
It still doesn't make sense... So the killer survived the balcony fall, got old and called her past self before mom and officer came to the house? Mom and daughter escaped after balcony fall, but still in the same village?They didn't report her ? She should be in prison then...
@@chixkgoddess8499 I think because the killer warn herself before the mom and the police came so she made them think that she's dead for her to managed too escape. Just my thoughts
@@chixkgoddess8499 no, because in seo yeon timeline the killer didnt have phone with her, thus seo yeon can call her mom. but in killer timeline she told her past self to always keep phone to prevent die. that mean she supposed to die but shes alive, you can't clash past and present as the result not immediately but by time and day the killer open eyes i think its a metaphor of her not die? rather than she actually fell but didnt die. because if she escape why she go back and still live in that house. also the killer call her pas self 1st before seo yeon call mom (scene appear when seo yeon snuck into house) but for some reason they show seo yeon timeline first than killer, well idk 😂
I watched this on netflix today and this is my personal explanation about the movie. I think it all started when she was a young girl, she got traumatized by how her psychopath neighbor killed her father in front of her and how she was tortured.
She suffers from post traumatic disorder and couldn't move on from her past. The after credits shows that she is sitting in the same chair in the same house where she was tortured as a young girl, it symbolizes how she was trapped in tgat scene and find it difficult to move on in life.
Everything is just in her mind. It is kinda similar to the movie "uninvited", but this movie didn't really showed us the twist of the story at the end, instead it just let us choose which one we want to believe in.
This makes me more adamant to not answer stranger's call.
Ayra how about never try to change the past or future cause everything that happens has its reasons.
Honestly I never expected The Call will be this amazing !! I couldn't breathe properly while watching the direction music and acting was really outstanding but it's better to watch it in korean not dubbed
Loved this movie!! The leads were amazing! And the plot was interesting. Overall, it was outstanding ☺️
Nice review. I'll put this on my watchlist. I recognize that cute Asian girl from that zombie movie that came out earlier this year. The last thriller I saw was RUN. It was a solid movie.
Yes her name is park shin hye but this movie is much better than the zombie movie
The additional scenes in the credits confused me though. But overall before the end credit, it was a great watch
Me too!
Same! Unless there's loads of time lines of them going on at once 😭 terrifying!
I really liked this one as well.
Btw, your thumbnail game is strong and always makes me😂
I watch this movie today and the whole day today I've been scared and idk now why I know it's not real but I think it is
Haha I thought I was stupid to act like that after watching the movie (it's 1 o'clock of the morning..) but glad to see that I'm not alone! xD
It was bad idea to watch this before go to sleep.Very bad idea...
There's a south Korean film called the Chaser. Easily one of the best thrillers I've ever seen. I strongly recommend watching however you can. Not sure what it's on these days
What's that? Have any clue of what is it about?
@@ajawalker2290 the plot is a serial killer is killing prostitutes and one of the prostitutes that was killed belong to a pimp who is a former detective
I recommend you to watch the call it's better than chaser if you liked chaser then you will surely love the call
@@alaam8608 well alright then
does it have gore? I like horror but i really can't stand too much blood/flesh and stuff like that 😣
Literally one of the best movies I saw this year! I’m usually into horror but the thriller movies this year were soo good like The Invisible Man
I was really surprised by The Invisible Man. I had a lot of fun with that one!
I watched this movie with my mom yesterday and it was so so so good?! My mom didn't like it at all but thank you for your video now I know i'm not alone lolll
I can be totally off but it's just how I interpreted the movie. The main protaganist was delusional/crazy .She was crazy enough to turn on the gas killing both her parents. She somehow survived blast with burn on her leg. This was all her imagination with all psycopath serial killer killing her parents and all to somehow justify protaganist's childhood incident. In the last part; you can see her in white clothes(usually patient's clothes..mentally ill patient? But its just guess) Also at last scene the killer's future self calls past's self to warn about police and mother. But it was clearly shown in movie since beginning that you cannot call your past self. Otherwise protaganist wouldn't have waited killer to call her. It just was in progatanist's heas just to kill mother in her head although she killed her parents in her childhood. You can sed that she was not fazed by even lil when her mother dissapears in the end. Rang a bell? I mean how can you call someone in same house in same phone line 20 years apart. Thats absurd in first place.
God you are too realistic and logical🤣
but it makes sense.. Call always came from the past but Killer already knows the phone number so maybe it worked.
She definitely killed her father according to the killer girl ,her mother turned off the stove.
Omg nice theory, I will rewatch the movie to find some hints
Omg! This is exactly what I'm confused about... Also, the killer looks to fall in the same way both times but survives the second time? 😭
@@chixkgoddess8499 that makes sense about the phone number.
@@loucc8677 could be an alternate timeline
I genuinely think that the call should've been a 'limited' series rather than a movie. Cuz there are so many things to figure out like how a phone can connect past and future, how SY's mother and YS have scars and the most important thing in movie is that, at 42:50 the stepmother knew the future of YS and in the next scene SY wakes up as she had a bad dream which is connected to the previous scene of stepmother? What is connection of that stepmother's moment with SY's waking up with frightedness? And as we all know the confusing ending which needs to be exposed too.
I LOST SLEEP over the ending😭😭 I'm not even exaggerating. I litterally lost sleep over this movie
From what my Fiancé was thinking, YS survived the initial fall and went in to hiding but kept the phone that SY used to get in contact with her mom. After, she waited until young SY turned 28 and then told her past self that the police and mother were going to arrive and to keep the phone on her no matter what happens and that’s what ends the cycle. This ending just makes way too much sense to me, all the other explanations and theories tend to leave out the “keep the phone on you no matter what” part.
Great review....
It’s been over 24 hours of finishing the movie but everything is still as fresh as if I’ve just watched it...
Great cast, directing, special effects...but the explosive intense performances by the two leads Park Shin Hye and Jeon Jong Seo carry the movie on their shoulders ...breathing life in their characters in ways that refuse to be erased from my mind...
Omg I love these kind of movies and back to the future franchise is my favourite movie of life. Thanks for the suggestion, I would of totally skipped it. 😁
Me too, thrillers and time travel stories are my favourites to watch!
@@eggegg8181 do you have any movies to recommend?
im stuck at
- why did she disappear if she was supposedly alive after the fall?
- how did the book end up at the police station if the future was her alive?
- future can't call past. so how did she call her past self?
also why didn't the cops go and invade that house? its been 20 years
@@lidyad2351 Because youngsook stayed alive and waited all these years to make that phone call to herself .
- why did she disappear if she was supposedly alive after the fall?
yes she survived, but the killer didnt die so she went to kill the mother afterwards and kept sooyeon in the basement
- how did the book end up at the police station if the future was her alive?
when sooyeon got the book, the killer is captured in prison in the present that why she told her to tell her how she can get caught.
- future can't call past. so how did she call her past self
they got connected through the phone.
Wow that's a very interesting and frightening sypnosis!
I've just finished watching it and it has let me emotionally confused. I think it's a great movie, the plot is fascinating, the actors are great actors, the cinematography is terrific, however the end is too intense (at least for me), it's almost when I thought it was over and they were gonna build an end to the situation they are at, something happened and changed everything again and it made it a little bit too exhausting to me, but overall I give it 4 stars out of 5. Just watch it knowing it gets pretty intense as the movie keeps going hahahahah
felt the same! Emotionally exhausting is accurate. I very much enjoyed it, but so many twists and intense moments made it an emotional roller coaster. I hadn’t felt that anxious watching a movie in a while!
Personally, I think they should have cut out that very last bit of the ending with that extra twist.
@@eggegg8181 I know right. The extra ending just ruined it for me lol
Same. I hate the ending 😭
I really didn't understand the extra end twist? How did the killer give her past self a heads up and how did she survive the same fall she already died from 😭 unless there's loads of versions of them running parallel? 1
I didn't get the ending tho ?? Who won at the end
There goes my eyesight...At least Nordic Noir has snow to brighten the screen!
Thanks for the review, I will surely watch it... I recently watched "Antidisturbios" recently, it is a limited serie in the thriller/action genre, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. I don't know if it is available where you live but it is really good.
Thanks for the recommendation!
@Julieta Buitrago The future keeps on changing everytime something changes in the past. It all started during their first convo over the phone. The future where Seoyeon's mom was alive was the temporary effect/future when they fell off the ground. She was alive until Young Cook wokeup and killed her again in the past. Which explains the altered present where Seoyeon found herself tied up again in the house.
please make an ending explained video for it as ending is complex and i find many of us confused of what exactly happened
How would he make a video of the ending without it being spoiler free when the ending IS the spoiler
@Ian Coronel but how did she die then not die from the same fall 😭
Did you like the ending? It totally creeped me out and depressed.
Just watched this movie, and I love it. I did not like the ending. But overall this film is really unexpected and keeps you invested and how their minds had to work into overtime to figure out ways to out do the other.
The only thing 콜 (THE CALL) does to improve on its predecessor is that, whenever a past event re-writes the future, there are more changes than a person appearing or disappearing. Sometimes, Seo-yeon Kim (the protagonist) has longer/shorter hair than before. Other times, the place she's in looks different. Other times, she's transported somewhere else. All of this indicates that this production had more money and resources, but what's the point if the plot and characters are going to be so boring in comparison? The original didn't show the other end of the phone line. I don't know if it was due to the budget restrictions (they would've had to make Mary's house look period-appropriate) or if that had always been the intention. Either way, it worked. Up until a certain scene, it made the viewer question whether the time-travel stuff was real. Even after the confirmation, there was still a lot of suspense since we had to imagine what Rose was doing. It also helped the movie have its own identity and stand out among other stories with a similar concept. In this remake, we see the evil Young-sook Oh living in 1999 throughout the movie. How does that add anything to the table? By eliminating that unique element, it comes off as a FREQUENCY rip-off.
Original - 7/10
Remake - 3/10
who is rose?
@@DaeJae The villain of the original.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits ??? Young sook?
@@DaeJae No, that's the villain of the remake.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits ohhh ok
Koreans are really good when it comes to story telling. I enjoy the movie and kept me interested from start til end.
What i didnt get is why the killer was able to call her past self?
I thought that communication was only from past to present.
It was. She was able to call herself from the future after she changed it
Im sure Hollywood will remake this.
the end credit stated that the movie was based on american movie, The Caller, which was released in 2011.
There was a much earlier film called Frequency with similar ideas
I am happy that Chris really liked this Movie. I finally watched it today too. It was so worth the wait and didn't disappointed at all. I wish the Movie was bit more longer. That's the only thing I wanted about it. Great Review Chris as Always. I am glad you have finally watched it 😊
Although the movie was great, Kim Seo-yeon was kinda dumb.
im lit watching this today, it’s so- GOOOOODDD
Very nice review, the movie will really have you thinking deep.
Why didn't she say hel firmer self to ignore the phone? Also if the past she would be killed when she was a child, nothing would have turned out this way what means she never helped and therefore not get killed and the past would be like it used to be
in the ending, seo yeon never killed ,seo yeon since little kidnapped by murderer still kept inside the house. also seo yeon future cant talk with seo yeon past, as the phone is with murderer? when murderer blackmail present seo yeon with seo yeon voice, she freak out and didnt think of that?
great review! i'll watch it
Nice review anyway!
I’m scared just by listening to your review. 4 1/2 couches wooooo.
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN THE ENDING ???? IM SO FCKN CONFUSED RN
ME TOO
These are just my 2cents. The ending is act up to your judgment i can say. Just that you have to stay tuned till the ending credit scene.
1. Seo Yeon (past) witness her mom struggling w Young Sook while in the meantime, the present are still on the phone asking her mom to get out from her house trying to apologize after all the misunderstanding. Note that the present Young Sook is trynna kill her but stuck at the door. Then we see her past side when mom jumped together w Young Sook which caused the present Seo Yoon to realize and ciao from the house looking for her mother at police station and cemetery. Not sure whose grave she grieve at (prolly her dad) but everything went well when mom sudden appears.
2. Yall noticed past Young Sook just had acute fall, she didnt die yet tho, hence the glimpse of present cemetery scene where the mom, disappeare. If yall notice, Seo Yoon didnt carry that friggin phone during her run to police sts, hence the present Young Sook called the past to redo some time travel shit to undo the mom and police visit scene where she can just killed them both. Thats why yall see Seo Yoon was trapped in the other scene.
Im hoping for a sequel tho! This is a great movie that’s why we wont stop discuss about it
@@fikalaaa Young Sook made the call before Seo Yeon answered her mum's call
@@fikalaaa also what didn't make sense was why did she disappear if she didn't 'die' from the fall? what was the purpose of her disappearance when she was about to stab?
@@fikalaaa also how did the future one called the past when the future can't call the past? when at the beginning the phone works fine for Seo Yeon when she was looking for her phone and two strangers wanted ransom for it?
I loved this movie !!! Only thing I realized is she broke into a CLOSED police station with NO CAMERAS 🤦🏽♂️ When do police stations not only close but also not have cameras 🤔...and why didn’t she ask for the winning lottery numbers 😂
I will love to connect with someone in the past i feel so lonely i need talk to someone one in the past
I like to talk to someone in the past that is sweet and nice, not psycho
We’re done to watched #TheCall & we really Love it planning to watch again 😍 #ParkShinHye was totally a #Queen of kdrama 👏🏻🙌🏻
Thanks is really amazing I love this movie ❤❤❤❤
can someone please explain the ending I JUST FINISHED WATCHING AND IT DIDNT MAKE SENSE
spoiler ahead
as old killer call her past to change timeline by keep the phone with her, seo yeon cant call her mom to anticipate killing, murderer success to kill mom, and seo yeon since little still kept inside the house by murderer
@@Jhsb381 I was wondering about that too, when seo yeon was captured young, she had the blanket placed over her whole body. So the killer was able to change the time line & ended up keeping seo yeon since she was a little girl & pretty much did to her what the stepmother/godmother did to the killer when she was young. Truth be told, I didn't like the ending because then it means there will be a sequel with more psycho killing. Almost like the movie SAW (I, II, III, IV, etc.).
I enjoyed the film, kinda got lost a little bit, might have too watch it again.
I'll watch now. Thanks!
Hey there! Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful yesterday!
I think I could give the call a watch.
korean movies are great
I watched it with my sister and got confused at the ending cause (SPOILER ALERT!) how she got caught and 1 day now i realized.
How?
@@maxnp7369 Before the killer in the past died the killer in the present called her and says she will die but when the main character mother and the killer on the past fall the killer in the past didnt die and so the mother of the main character so the killer in the past capture the
Girl in the present so maybe theres a part 2 because the main character died
Totally agree!!!
She should of not told her she she was gonna get caught and get life imprisonments. How did the mother comeback and how was she taken away again who called the villain to warn her that the mother and police officer came back
That's herself from future calling
the present murderer who not caught call the past self and told her to change her fate by keeping phone. seo yeon was thrown boiling water so she freak out and tell the murderer
@@Jhsb381 tell the murderer about what?
@@BabyGirl-nb9mv tell the murderer how police gonna caught her about knife
@@BabyGirl-nb9mv but it was shown since beginning that you cannot call your past self. Otherwise the protaganist would have called the killer several times instead of waiting on the phone.
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Im confused with the ending. I thought the past antagonist died? because the present one vanished? so.....how?
the protagonist, the killer won. When she and the mother both fell, i assume she got into a concussion or coma idk and the mother survived and run away with sooyeon, hence there is one present scene where Sooyeon meet her mom at the grave. But, the end scene indicates that the killer didnt die, so her present self told her to kill the mother because her present self knows that they survived. she said it multiple times 'dont lose the phone no matter what'.
then she go find the mother, killed her and kidnapped sooyeon and put her in the basement.
the real ending was the last scene.
@@DaeJae no no no. thats not the scene i am referring to. the present killer was about to kill the protagonist, but she just vanished before the knife hit her. so why? If the past killer is really alive? The present will only vanish if the past is dead
How about adding some clips of the movie to make us understand what you said
I can only add clips when I have been granted access to them. Otherwise I get a copyright strike, which is detrimental to my channel. The stills I showed were the ones I was provided to share by Netflix.
I loved it!
Can someone explain me the post climax..Pre climax is well and good to end..Why the hell they have a post climax
How is young sok alive in the future and able to contact her past self, like why go through all this trouble at the first place .
Because young sok burn the knife which is the evidence of her crime. So she's not in jail and she live in the present time with the protagonist.
@@melvinnbalaba6087 I see.
How intense is the gore? Is it like I saw the devil or what is it comparable to?
I don't think it's terribly gory...there is a throat-slash, but Sweeney Todd is more unflinchingly violent.
@@MoviesAndMunchies thanks! I would love to hear a spoiler talk because the ending left me so confused
@@SaranghaeOppa Funny enough, I just recorded one...am sitting down to edit it now...hopefully it will help :-)
@@MoviesAndMunchies wow so fast thanks!
Turned it off out of boredom.
the ending credit scene was just nonsense to me. i dont think ill count that part to the plot Xd
explain the ending pls i didnt get it im so confused rn
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So turns out her mother is still alive (as the movie showed her having to still exist in the future but with scars she took from young-sook) But as the credits were rolling, its shows that young-sook is still alive and probably killed seoyeon's mother because of how her mother just faded away while walking with seoyeon. it also showed that seoyeon's fate changed again as she woke up as young-sook's hostage at present time.
@@baconlord7556 yes but how???? Killer survived but how did she manage to turn back time and do it again..?
@@chixkgoddess8499 she survived so i assumed she killed seoyeon's mum and that was what changed the present's current situation
@@baconlord7556 do you mean the killer waited 20 years to get back at seoyeon?
whats with koreans making a very good film that is not romance? im tired of watching rom com kdrama thank goodness for korean films like this.(but parasite is still)
Done watching 😍
ILove this movie
Can someone explain me about the ending pls? When they end up fighting the killer has scars and then when she saw her mum she has scars too so that means her mum is the killer?
spoiler ahead
as old killer call her past to change timeline by keep the phone with her, seo yeon cant call her mom to anticipate killing, murderer success to kill mom, and seo yeon since little still kept inside the house by murderer.
that scars mom is from when she was sliced from murderer before she attack and fall with murderer from balcon. the mom is not murderer...
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Ooh this makes more sense now! I love endings like that, when the bad guy succeeds instead of the good ones.
It still doesn't make sense...
So the killer survived the balcony fall, got old and called her past self before mom and officer came to the house?
Mom and daughter escaped after balcony fall, but still in the same village?They didn't report her ? She should be in prison then...
@@chixkgoddess8499 I think because the killer warn herself before the mom and the police came so she made them think that she's dead for her to managed too escape. Just my thoughts
@@chixkgoddess8499 no, because in seo yeon timeline the killer didnt have phone with her, thus seo yeon can call her mom. but in killer timeline she told her past self to always keep phone to prevent die. that mean she supposed to die but shes alive, you can't clash past and present as the result not immediately but by time and day
the killer open eyes i think its a metaphor of her not die? rather than she actually fell but didnt die. because if she escape why she go back and still live in that house.
also the killer call her pas self 1st before seo yeon call mom (scene appear when seo yeon snuck into house) but for some reason they show seo yeon timeline first than killer, well idk 😂
bruh you confused me so much with the future is the past but the past will be the future shut. haha. might take a look
Just watched it. It’s a fuckin cool movie
This sounds great. Inak sure we will get an American remake in a years time
American remakes are often terrible, why do that to great movies? The originals of my sassy girl, the lake house, etc were all much better.
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I think there two alternate endings and it's us viewers to decide which is more believable.
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