The powerful, brutal ending to Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. Sorry for the weird cutout on the bottom and the beeping noise going on in some parts. Friggin' Steam.
Translation for the note (if somebody wanna know :) ): "Murder case ... alliance member, Yeung-mi Cha,.... ... we all judges agree to sentence to death in the name of Revolution."
Up until this scene, I thought that Ryu's girlfriend was bluffing and trying to make him stop killing her, when she made the threat about being in a "terrorist organization". This movie was a great revenge movies. I watched this movie right after watching, "I Saw The Devil", which is another great movie you should watch.
@@slayer38009 It was a terrorist organization, she was a socialist not a communist. Park's preceding film, "JSA" deals with North/South relations and is another great one.
@the walking undead I guess it comes down to personal preference. Of course I enjoyed both but I feel like Oldboy was more "polished" whereas Mr. Vengeance was more raw and there's something about that rawness that makes it stand out more than the other two. I do think that Oldboy has the best soundtrack though.
The fact that even through the credits you still can hear the father whimpering adds to the brutality of it all, as well as makes the point the pain doesn't just end there. The storm of revenge will only settle when everyone & everything in its way has been destroyed
The fact that the old dude just crouches there and stares at him while lighting up a fag gets me every time. I don't know why but that always sticks with me as the most cold-blooded thing I've ever seen in a movie. He doesn't even seem to be enjoying it, just... Watching intently. For some reason, that's so much more intimidating to me.
It didn't matter. He didn't care about living or dying anymore, just getting revenge. He was going to kill her regardless of what she threatened him with.
No, I mean how the paper is crumpled around the area where the knife stabbed him. And how the knife stuck to him. Probably special effects, but they are amazingly done.
Even though he died in the end, I still think it was worth it. He was a damned and lost man as soon as his daughter died,, so what else would he have to live for anyway? At least he made Ryu and his girlfriend pay for what they did.
In the end the title makes sense. "Sympathy for Mr. Revenge is for Ryu, he was an outcast boy who, absolutely everything went wrong. If you realize, he just wanted to help his sister who ended up committing suicide and third parties who had nothing to do with it ended up getting involved. The thought is hard, showing you a tender, deaf and sweet kid who ends up getting chopped up... It's fucked up.
@@Horrido_ For me the title was ironic because I didn't find any of the characters particularly sympathetic. Ryu did have a really bad hand in life but most of the problems in the movie were caused by his own stupid decisions and reckless impulsivity. In the end he became just as vicious and depraved as the people who wronged him. I suppose that was the overall point of the film but I still didn't feel sorry for him or his girlfriend when Dong-Jin killed them.
@@crashverde1686 I don't appreciate movies luxuriating in violence and brutality for the sake of it while simultaneously trying to impart some kind of moral lesson, especially when they pull a half-assed twist like this at the last second. The movie would have much more powerful and realistic if he just got away with it and had to live with the weight of his actions for the rest of his days. Him getting killed by some random revolutionary group just to hammer home the whole "violence begets violence" theme is a cop-out and seriously undermines the power of the scenes that came before. Thankfully the director refined his approach and Oldboy explored these themes in a much more interesting way.
That voice over pissed me off. Why repeat something we heard only 20 minutes ago? To tell us that's the terrorist org? Who else could it be? You understand that the second you see one of them looking at the picture and then looking back at him.
Yeah, I was definitely annoyed by the voice over. Idk who decided to add that there (the director? could be the studio too? Who knows). Unnecessary voice overs annoy tf out of me. Feels as if the creators think that the audience is dumb. When sloppily used in an emotional scene, it feels as if the creators are like: FEEL THIS EMOTION!!! and it just feels ham-fisted. I did see those guys with the picture but I didn't make the connection. When the one guy placed the note and then stabbed Dong-jin, and I was able to read "The Ruling..." (I watched the subbed version, but you get me)... I IMMEDIATELY connected it with the note that Yeong-Mi was typing in the beginning of the movie. Then I remembered her "I gave them your picture line". I, using my memory and the bits of knowledge the film provided me with, solved this little puzzle. I answered my own questions. So when that voice over started playing, I was VERY annoyed. Folks really need to trust the audience to remember and pay attention.
At that point the dad didnt care. He knew that ryu wasnt even a bad guy but he still killed him regardless. At that point he didnt even care about right or wrong he just wanted to kill anyone who was in his way for full vengeance
“Mufff diving...my daughter.. Oreo cookies are.. delicious. New World... Order. Saved a bunch... of money on my... car... insurance...” that’s what I got when I translated
lol i love this ending, i think its the best ending from the other two movies. not saying that the movies are better just that the ending is better. oldboy was so bogus lol
The parents killed the guy who murdered theyre kids so they killed him leaving him suffer aka bleeding out for his actions which is straight up justice and the end of da movie
It was a boy he found at a former employee’s house. Him and his entire family was found dead except for the boy, and he took him to the hospital (and not once did he wake up).
The guy killing Ryu was not a good at all though ? And Ryu wasn't bad either. The only one that comes kinda close imo is Ryus girlfriend since she came up with the whole kidnapping. Also the guy that killed in this video is basically the reason Peng and his family died.
Tf you mean, Ryu wasn't evil at all and didn't deserve to be killed, also how good the father can be? He killed a delivery guy even being completly innocent and unrelated to the plot
Translation for the note (if somebody wanna know :) ):
"Murder case ... alliance member, Yeung-mi Cha,....
... we all judges agree to sentence to death in the name of Revolution."
Thanks for that! It was hard to find anyone that could tell me that.
Thank you very much. I tried to find a translation everywhere until I found this.
thanks, I was looking for that...
***** Thank you, I was wondering what the note said and at the same time, I was not expecting to find out. :-)
Bruuuuuuh fuck old boy and this movie go watch memories of a murder and the wailing
Up until this scene, I thought that Ryu's girlfriend was bluffing and trying to make him stop killing her, when she made the threat about being in a "terrorist organization".
This movie was a great revenge movies. I watched this movie right after watching, "I Saw The Devil", which is another great movie you should watch.
Great little twist. The weakest of the vengeance trilogy but still fantastic.
Was it just a terrorist organization? I thought she said she was working for the North. Regardless, one of the best twists I've seen in film
@@slayer38009 It was a terrorist organization, she was a socialist not a communist. Park's preceding film, "JSA" deals with North/South relations and is another great one.
disownedpear Actually I’d say this is the best one out of the trilogy. I watched all three, none of them are as raw as this one
@the walking undead I guess it comes down to personal preference. Of course I enjoyed both but I feel like Oldboy was more "polished" whereas Mr. Vengeance was more raw and there's something about that rawness that makes it stand out more than the other two. I do think that Oldboy has the best soundtrack though.
The fact that even through the credits you still can hear the father whimpering adds to the brutality of it all, as well as makes the point the pain doesn't just end there. The storm of revenge will only settle when everyone & everything in its way has been destroyed
The killers remaining silent from the start makes this a great scene.
The fact that the old dude just crouches there and stares at him while lighting up a fag gets me every time. I don't know why but that always sticks with me as the most cold-blooded thing I've ever seen in a movie. He doesn't even seem to be enjoying it, just... Watching intently. For some reason, that's so much more intimidating to me.
Maybe they were dead/mute as well.
@@oliverz6581 that would be way too crazy
3:35 Dude, how the fuck...? That was the most realistic stab i've ever seen in a movie
its not full knife, pause the frames.
3:35?
@@ULTROXBLAST Yeah, but it still looks better than most hollywood "film" stabs
Violence creates violence
She warned him.
Joseph B 😁She did but you can't talk to people they have to see it and experience it!
It didn't matter. He didn't care about living or dying anymore, just getting revenge. He was going to kill her regardless of what she threatened him with.
It doesn't matter to him. His daughter is dead.
Just like Confucius said 2500 years ago: 'If you're setting out for revenge, dig two graves.'
Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance is probably the best movie I've ever seen, I'd even say I like it more than Oldboy, one of my favorites.
I thought I was the only one.
Have you seen Sympathy for Lady Vengeance? For me it was best.
+Kiran Raut Yes, I loved Lady Vengeance.
+Beyond The Infinite 😊
Have you seen Agassi/The Handmaiden? An absolutely stunning film.
very depressed ending
What they did is grab a retractable knife then for affect stabbed the actor with a real knife it was a huge surprise for everyone.lol
Even after 2 years, I still don't fucking know how they did that stab effect.
Fuck, this movie is darker than Oldboy imo.
I think Oldboy had a crazier climax and resolve, but the ending for this movie was a lot bleaker than the other two
This Oldboy is far more better done than Mr. vengeance and Lady vengeance
No, I mean how the paper is crumpled around the area where the knife stabbed him. And how the knife stuck to him. Probably special effects, but they are amazingly done.
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This ending was last nail for me to accept that this is, by far Park's best film. Holy shit this is brutal.
I'm looking for the song at the end credits of this film? does anyone know? :)
I find hella scary how the guy cut Ryu to pieces, man, he didn't serve that
Even though he died in the end, I still think it was worth it. He was a damned and lost man as soon as his daughter died,, so what else would he have to live for anyway? At least he made Ryu and his girlfriend pay for what they did.
It wasn't. Nothing is worth it. Is violence for the sake of violence, an animal impulse.
In the end the title makes sense. "Sympathy for Mr. Revenge is for Ryu, he was an outcast boy who, absolutely everything went wrong. If you realize, he just wanted to help his sister who ended up committing suicide and third parties who had nothing to do with it ended up getting involved. The thought is hard, showing you a tender, deaf and sweet kid who ends up getting chopped up... It's fucked up.
@@Horrido_ For me the title was ironic because I didn't find any of the characters particularly sympathetic. Ryu did have a really bad hand in life but most of the problems in the movie were caused by his own stupid decisions and reckless impulsivity. In the end he became just as vicious and depraved as the people who wronged him. I suppose that was the overall point of the film but I still didn't feel sorry for him or his girlfriend when Dong-Jin killed them.
@@Horrido_ it's ironic because apart from Ryu's sister or the kid (or maybe Ryu's girlfriend) literally no one in the whole movie is sympathizeable
@@crashverde1686 I don't appreciate movies luxuriating in violence and brutality for the sake of it while simultaneously trying to impart some kind of moral lesson, especially when they pull a half-assed twist like this at the last second. The movie would have much more powerful and realistic if he just got away with it and had to live with the weight of his actions for the rest of his days. Him getting killed by some random revolutionary group just to hammer home the whole "violence begets violence" theme is a cop-out and seriously undermines the power of the scenes that came before. Thankfully the director refined his approach and Oldboy explored these themes in a much more interesting way.
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The real truth from this film:
Everyone dies no matter if they're right or wrong.
It's the same fields as from Memories of Murder 😅😅😅👏👏👏⚠️
That voice over pissed me off. Why repeat something we heard only 20 minutes ago? To tell us that's the terrorist org? Who else could it be? You understand that the second you see one of them looking at the picture and then looking back at him.
Yeah, I was definitely annoyed by the voice over. Idk who decided to add that there (the director? could be the studio too? Who knows). Unnecessary voice overs annoy tf out of me. Feels as if the creators think that the audience is dumb. When sloppily used in an emotional scene, it feels as if the creators are like: FEEL THIS EMOTION!!! and it just feels ham-fisted.
I did see those guys with the picture but I didn't make the connection. When the one guy placed the note and then stabbed Dong-jin, and I was able to read "The Ruling..." (I watched the subbed version, but you get me)... I IMMEDIATELY connected it with the note that Yeong-Mi was typing in the beginning of the movie. Then I remembered her "I gave them your picture line". I, using my memory and the bits of knowledge the film provided me with, solved this little puzzle. I answered my own questions.
So when that voice over started playing, I was VERY annoyed.
Folks really need to trust the audience to remember and pay attention.
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The only thing that makes me feel confusing is why the jajangmyeon shipper was killed?
Possible witness?
I agree. I think that is an only flaw in this movie. He didn't do anything wrong. btw that shipper is actually Korean movie director.
shipper? you mean that delivery boy from Ryu's girlfriend's apartment?
@@v-trigger6137 yes
At that point the dad didnt care. He knew that ryu wasnt even a bad guy but he still killed him regardless. At that point he didnt even care about right or wrong he just wanted to kill anyone who was in his way for full vengeance
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What is he muttering right before he dies? Can anyone translate it? Is it anything important?
“Mufff diving...my daughter.. Oreo cookies are.. delicious. New World... Order. Saved a bunch... of money on my... car... insurance...” that’s what I got when I translated
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lol i love this ending, i think its the best ending from the other two movies. not saying that the movies are better just that the ending is better. oldboy was so bogus lol
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why did they say she was the only member?
It's a spy organization. So it's understandable if normal police have no idea about it.
well its a terrorist group... why would they want the police to know like duh
@@TheFay1998 lol
I think she was in 2 separate groups, the Anarchist Organization and this terrorist cell
What does he mutter at the end?
no one knows it is just a mutter that doesn't pronounce any words exactly. I couldn't understand that even I'm Korean
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Is the end just whimpering or does he actually still say something? There’s no subtitles in the movie
06:05 esos son los restos de Ryu?? Lo descuartizó?
Asi es.
Killing the KILLER HMMM TAHTS GOOD
First of all if you rolled up on me getting rid of a body....there would have been 5 body’s there
easy, you get a retractable knife blade
This scene kinda sad
Who knows the korean soundtrack nd the song in the movie??
Wait im confused can somebody please explain
The parents killed the guy who murdered theyre kids so they killed him leaving him suffer aka bleeding out for his actions which is straight up justice and the end of da movie
That One Guy oh thank you
That One Guy wait what?
@@gloriacardenas6181 you didnt understand anything of the movie
Dio Porco - Apart from the whole thing about justice, and their awful grammar, they didn’t sum up what’s happening that badly.
What is that phone call about? Is it really a wrong number? Who are they calling about?
It was a boy he found at a former employee’s house. Him and his entire family was found dead except for the boy, and he took him to the hospital (and not once did he wake up).
@@shonixgaming3076 aha, ok. Thanks so much.
@@shonixgaming3076why did they die?
whoa the dude from tokyo drift getting stabbed..
you lacist that wasn't han.
it's not the same guy.
what do u mean?
#theworstending
doesn't compare to oldboy
Oldboy is shit and overrated..
@@mindhunter2278 what illness?
This scene saved movie. Without this scene film would be junk. Where good wins and bla bla bla.
The guy killing Ryu was not a good at all though ? And Ryu wasn't bad either. The only one that comes kinda close imo is Ryus girlfriend since she came up with the whole kidnapping. Also the guy that killed in this video is basically the reason Peng and his family died.
Just because you don’t get the ending you want does not make it good or bad. It’s wether it fits in the movie and it makes sense.
Tf you mean, Ryu wasn't evil at all and didn't deserve to be killed, also how good the father can be? He killed a delivery guy even being completly innocent and unrelated to the plot