@@mkzai there's like 4-5 different versions of it from various countries. I need to watch the original but I've read alot of comments saying this one was better generally and that the Korean is more comedy
While I do have a bias and likes the original, can we all appreciate the fact that the Turkish version does the remake justice? Like American remakes of Korean films are hot trash but the Turkish version of Miracle did it justice in its own way and flavor. That is something I can get behind.
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. WIth this Turkish version... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
@@shienalipana4786 Oh gosh you really should watch the Turkish version! Just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
I can relate a bit-- this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times DURING the film (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice. But in terms of crying and not stopping, THAT title for me has to go to "Nimona." Also for the most cries upon repeat-watches or repeat-thinks (14 times).
@@niv_dith2314 I just today saw the TURKISH version of this movie (a month ago, I had seen the Korean version). While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. Without giving away any spoilers, I think I can say the following: IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
I swear i never cried that much in a movie. I was already crying in the first 10 minutes of the movie and i didnt stop lmao. I woke up with my eyes red and swollen 😭😂💀.
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "10-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others. And yes later that day my eyes felt warm...
@@jacklyneallotey7672 I'm not sure how far in the "holding the bird" scene was, but that's the I started, and I cried 5-6 times... a new record for me (before that, it was maximum twice during a movie).
@@hanab4292 it is a true story. It is miracle because everyone in that cell witness the love from that daughter and father who changed the other people’s life, laws of Koreans and Korean society.
I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
While this wasn't the only film to make me cry, it DID set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times DURING the film (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice ("Interstellar"). But in terms of crying my HARDEST, that title for me has to go to "Nimona." Also for the most cries upon repeat-watches or repeat-thinks (14 times).
Yeah that was about my number during the movie... 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
If you enjoyed the movie and the acting, I would recommend to watch Içerde (the Insider). It’s a great show and it explicated Aras Bulut Iynemli’s (Memo) great talent and potential. He’s truly a phenomenal actor. I wish he got more recognition outside of Turkey.
Honest Opinion, I keps a straight face even had some giggles in the korean version, but I dont know that didnt made me that upset as this one, mostly because of the dad figure in this one... My man Aras's acting was precious
I WANTED to cry like hell after the Korean version but was actually too angry to! It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head. Very uncomfortable actually. When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
Me and my 3 other cousins watched this movie together in the cinema. WE WERE SOBBING. I remember my male cousin was trying to hide it but every time I heard him sniffle I laughed a little and then I cried and it was such a mess of emotions for us. I still cry every time I see the movie. If you liked it, I suggest you to watch Ayla. Especially our brothers and sisters in Korea should watch it. And if you do, could you please reply to my comment so we can discuss about the movie?
I saw the Korean version of "Miracle in Cell No. 7" a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
I watched this film before and I actually cried. 'Just because someone's unique it doesn't mean they are put to death' Never judge a book by its cover.
@@Girl_marketing_ bruh I’m not trying to give out hate. No cause I know MANY people who give out only credit to the remake while they don’t realize if it wasn’t for the original, this movie wouldn’t even exist. Plus the Korean and remake version are similar, but I recommend watching the first one too
@@Girl_marketing_ I know it’s called a remake but there is not enough recognition for the original one. I have proof but let’s not fight cuz I’m an army💜 and us shouldn’t fight😀
Actually the korean version was popular and a lot of people watched it, maybe not in the english speaking world but so many people watched both, and I did, and i cried in both, both are flawless movie done beautifully, even though I leaned toward the Turkish version more, because Turkish have always excelled at emphasizing drama, and they did it so well, because it's a very rare case where the remake comes out THIS GOOD
My first movie that INSTANTLY triggered me to shed tears during a certain scene was "Inside Out"... and that was at a late age 30! (Yup, sure took long enough LOL)! But ever since then (when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears), I've been actively seeking out tearjerkers... on purpose :P
I just finished watching it 3hrs ago I watched the korean one and I'm telling its soo soo freaking emotional i cried soo much that my eyes are still puffed and hurts till now
The Turkish version has some VITAL differences that you may find it worth it to watch ;) I WANTED to cry from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from seeing the Turkish version, I cried 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
we watched the original korean film in 5th grade so that was like prolly like 2014ish, we all BAWLED on our classroom, since then i never got the guts to watch it again especially the remake they had in our own country bc even the trailer alone, i swear i'd get asthma, it's even sadder bc it's the language you speak yk 🤣😭
Oh man I know what you mean! I also saw the Korean version... a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. I typically watch RUclips reactors' reactions to movies after I see them myself for the first time, and as I was getting ready to see my first mere REACTION to this movie... I was actually SCARED to even see CLIPS of it again!
Because at that' time' there's no Netflix and Korean movies aren't that' exposed though they have many good movies (until parasite came out) ..if the Korean original version was out recently it would have been different
YES- I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
That was one of the 5-6 times that got me. But wow you're a tough one. Granted, I've discovered (from being an originally hard-to-satisfy tearjerker-seeker) that different movies can get different people. But that being said, you might find it interesting to try "Into The Wild," "Nimona", and/or "The Land Before Time.", or "Interstellar" ;)
The best movie! Guys watch miracle in iflix you guys will see a filipino version it's so sad 😭, just add a caption if you don't understand filipino It's so sad, i cried a lot😭
I had a VERY frustrating reaction to the Korean version... here it is: So, I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually.
I wasn't in public but it had a similar effect on me in a way: I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
@@youareloved27 sometimes remake can be better than the original one and it's not copy paste. Three are differences and that makes the remake one more popular.
@BTS ARMY like did you watched Turkish version or you're saying this because you're biased by korean culture since you like their K-pop groups. For me, I watched both of them and Turkish actors are much more better than Koreans ones in acting.
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually.
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But for this Turkish movie... I cried 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
UPDATE (to my comment about a month ago): I just today saw the TURKISH version of this movie (a month ago, I had seen the Korean version). While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. Without giving away any spoilers, I think I can say the following: IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
Wondering things like that is WHY I started watching "RUclips Reactions", so I could get a comparison for myself lol. The movie "Interstellar" was the FIRST movie that made me think "Did anyone ELSE react like this...?"
If anyone is interested in world cinema then you must watch "Bajrangi bhaijaan". It is a Bollywood movie which is a masterpiece in world cinema. You will never be able to forget the movie. In my opinion,it is the best ever emotional movie in the world.
One difference though is... at least in green mile, he wanted to go. I had a... frustratingly interesting reaction when I saw the Korean version of this a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
Same here! I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them. ...and the anger was winning. I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.) Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie. I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry. I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me. Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call. I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't. I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol] Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢" When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
YES! I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
For those people that didn't know I think this movie is definitely inspired by the original korean version of miracle in cell no. 7 since the movie came out in 2013. This movie also has a Philippine version which follows the same storyline. But each time I watched the 3 different versions they just have difference in the way how actors portray the characters and that what makes me hook everytime but if I have to choose between the 3 versions I would choose the original or korean one because that version just really hit me hard and you can really feel the characters vulnerability more especially the lead character who is portrayed by one of the best actress in korea Park Shin-hye so I would also recommend you guys to watch the original version too 😍
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from this Turkish version, it got me 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from this movie... it did get me 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
I was watching it on the tv and it's so sad people who not think it was sad i dare u to go and watch it hehe. So... when the part when memo or ''bottles'' chocking part comes i was like ''OH MAN I'M SCARED'' because my mom told me to go and watch it and I telled her what's the sadest part of the movie and she was like 1 hour of talking and when she's talking I decided to watch it while my mom was talking and when the choke part comes i was like ''ýeah imma turn off the tv and cry in the bathroom for like 1 hour'' BUT, I was crying in the bathroom for not 1 hour but for 2 HOURS. so ya'll guys liked my story huh.....
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Yall have to watch the Korean version it's just.... I can't stop crying
Yes the origine is the korean fantastic
frl !!!
How many versions are there??
@@mkzai there's like 4-5 different versions of it from various countries. I need to watch the original but I've read alot of comments saying this one was better generally and that the Korean is more comedy
Honestly the turkish one is way more sad, i cried like 6 times on the turkish version and i was like 😐 on the Korean version.
While I do have a bias and likes the original, can we all appreciate the fact that the Turkish version does the remake justice? Like American remakes of Korean films are hot trash but the Turkish version of Miracle did it justice in its own way and flavor. That is something I can get behind.
Yeah
I actually haven't watch this Turkish version but Filipino version did justice as well!!!
Hollywood is trash
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. WIth this Turkish version... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
@@shienalipana4786 Oh gosh you really should watch the Turkish version! Just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
I feel like the original is more devastating .. It’s the acting for me there...
Yep, the original hits differently.
No
I'm Turkish and I liked the original (Korean) one much more.
When it’s about acting
Aras was more interesting
But the korean little girl did better
Its because of the ending
bruh this movie legit made me cry so much i could not stop like my sister had to calm me down lol
Ikr
I can relate a bit-- this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times DURING the film (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice. But in terms of crying and not stopping, THAT title for me has to go to "Nimona." Also for the most cries upon repeat-watches or repeat-thinks (14 times).
Korean version: happy begin > sad ending 😭
Turkish version: sad begin 😭 happy ending😇
Which is better korean or turkish... Which should i watch?
@@niv_dith2314 I would say korean..
But Korean is based on true story not sure about Turkish
@@niv_dith2314 i should say u watch the original first then the turkish ver
@@niv_dith2314 I just today saw the TURKISH version of this movie (a month ago, I had seen the Korean version). While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. Without giving away any spoilers, I think I can say the following: IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do).
When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
I swear i never cried that much in a movie. I was already crying in the first 10 minutes of the movie and i didnt stop lmao.
I woke up with my eyes red and swollen 😭😂💀.
😂😂😂😂 swears
Started crying so early into the movie 😭
We're 2 then
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "10-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others. And yes later that day my eyes felt warm...
@@jacklyneallotey7672 I'm not sure how far in the "holding the bird" scene was, but that's the I started, and I cried 5-6 times... a new record for me (before that, it was maximum twice during a movie).
The Saddest Part When There's A Man Replace Memo
Man Big Respect Bro
That man is father of Memos wife and grandfather of that little girl
@@carolinejakobsen9314 what? thats not true
@@carolinejakobsen9314 no wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@carolinejakobsen9314 yea right? i tought im the only one thinks like that
@@carolinejakobsen9314 no he is not
Bro I cryed the whole movies my head hurt
Some people say that turkish version is copycat lmao.The producers bought the rights to the movie. What's the problem?
True lmao
Korean is the original version
@@favourosaro3323 ye bro the movie description already states that lmfao
Also the endings and the vibes are completely different the Turkish movie has Turkish culture in it
Of course It's copycat
I am Turkish and "lingo lingo, lingo lingo" "şişeler" I cried a lot in the part. It was too impressive....
Yeah it was 😪
what does lingo even mean?
@@saniashakeel2413 I guess _lingo_ doesn't make any sense. It may have been used as an effect.
@@saniashakeel2413 it was just the father and the girls thing like marco polo
@@saniashakeel2413 The word lingo is mentioned in a song in that region, and it is very well known among Turks.
If this is sad for you then you really can’t with the Korean version
Is so so sad 😭
I cried for two days straight up😭
I saw a spoiler Wher they said the father died wtf 😳 why is it even called miracle in cell no 7 if he won’t survive
@@hanab4292 now why the hell you are giving here the spoiler
Not really I was like :| in the whole korean version, the dad figure didnt gave me the crazy vibes that Aras Bulut gave me
@@hanab4292 it is a true story. It is miracle because everyone in that cell witness the love from that daughter and father who changed the other people’s life, laws of Koreans and Korean society.
as a kid who had to say goodbye to her father this movie really hit home. i would def recommend everyone to watch this!
I love Turkish dramas and movies so much it really be hitting different 🥲❤️❤️❤️
the original is actually Korean, and it's based off a true story in Korea 😭
Thank you ❣️ I'm a Turk
It’s actually korean
@@hamidaakter1840 ok I know that but I like the Turkish version more
İf you like this movie. I suggest Ayla ( My korean daughter ) I think most touching turkish film ever. And real story.
Yess 😁
This movie made me my dad and mom cry I was so happy their was a good ending but still how is the dad gonna raise the daughter without grandm
I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
last year we watched this in class everyone started crying even the teachers it was unstoppable
I didnt only cry MY EYES WERE SWOLLEN FOR THE WHOLE 3 DAYSSS
Wow 😅
@@worldofvids1 i said to my family that i had allergical reaction lol
It legit was the ONLY movie that made me not just cry but ball my eyes out it was so sad 😢😢
😪😪
While this wasn't the only film to make me cry, it DID set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times DURING the film (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice ("Interstellar"). But in terms of crying my HARDEST, that title for me has to go to "Nimona." Also for the most cries upon repeat-watches or repeat-thinks (14 times).
I just watched and when I tell you I bawleddd my eyes out I cried like 6 times during this movie I had to take a break and grab tissues
Where did you watch it?
@@chuchu725 on Netflix
Yeah that was about my number during the movie... 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
Watch my latest video: ruclips.net/video/k6wMu7ATKMM/видео.html
If you enjoyed the movie and the acting, I would recommend to watch Içerde (the Insider). It’s a great show and it explicated Aras Bulut Iynemli’s (Memo) great talent and potential. He’s truly a phenomenal actor. I wish he got more recognition outside of Turkey.
Aras Bulut is a new Joker for me ♥️
@@aminababaeva2010 hahahahahahah (dkjsdkjsdlwjldmslsaklzkajJalzaj)
if yall thought that version was sad, then watch the korean version. gaddamn that shit was worse
Honest Opinion, I keps a straight face even had some giggles in the korean version, but I dont know that didnt made me that upset as this one, mostly because of the dad figure in this one... My man Aras's acting was precious
I watched the korean like version and I fucking cried like hell I mean...I cried so badly for like 2straight hours even after the movie ended
I WANTED to cry like hell after the Korean version but was actually too angry to! It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head. Very uncomfortable actually. When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
Me and my 3 other cousins watched this movie together in the cinema. WE WERE SOBBING. I remember my male cousin was trying to hide it but every time I heard him sniffle I laughed a little and then I cried and it was such a mess of emotions for us. I still cry every time I see the movie. If you liked it, I suggest you to watch Ayla. Especially our brothers and sisters in Korea should watch it. And if you do, could you please reply to my comment so we can discuss about the movie?
I saw the Korean version of "Miracle in Cell No. 7" a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
I watched this movie with my mom and we were both crying 😭😭🤧🤧.
I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS A TURKISH VERSION OF THIS MOVIE WHAT ?????
You can watch it on Netflix 🙂
it's the original
@@jasmineclear878 theres a korean one from 2013 and the turkish remake one is from 2019 thats why
@@jasmineclear878 it's not
I watched the Korean! Daym!! It literally made me cry! 😥💔
I watched the Korean version years ago and I still cry when I see anything about it. it’s my favorite movie for sure
YES, oh gosh, I've seen the Korean version and just saw the Turkish version today. So utterly heartbreaking with not quite as much as the anger-triggering stimuli the Korean version did to me. While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do). When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar").
I watched this film before and I actually cried.
'Just because someone's unique it doesn't mean they are put to death'
Never judge a book by its cover.
This kinda sucks cuz some people don’t know the actual original one
It's sad still stop with the hate ok
@@Girl_marketing_ bruh I’m not trying to give out hate. No cause I know MANY people who give out only credit to the remake while they don’t realize if it wasn’t for the original, this movie wouldn’t even exist. Plus the Korean and remake version are similar, but I recommend watching the first one too
@@Girl_marketing_ I know it’s called a remake but there is not enough recognition for the original one. I have proof but let’s not fight cuz I’m an army💜 and us shouldn’t fight😀
Actually the korean version was popular and a lot of people watched it, maybe not in the english speaking world but so many people watched both, and I did, and i cried in both, both are flawless movie done beautifully, even though I leaned toward the Turkish version more, because Turkish have always excelled at emphasizing drama, and they did it so well, because it's a very rare case where the remake comes out THIS GOOD
@@chaimalekkam4233 yes, but I just wish people knew what you knew.
I'm Turkish and it makes me so proud! 😊
★Lingo lingo★
Şişeleeerrrr
what ever it was og Korea, Philippine adaptation or Turkey their both saddest movie ever 😢😢
the movie is turkish i watched it... and yes we all cried
Loved the movie, even though it made me cry. Beautiful story about love between a father and his daughter.
I also cry so badly after watching this. All night was soo long for me😩
Turkish version is the saddest movie I've ever watched
Yeah for this one, I cried 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
This movie melted my heart 💓
The korean version just hits me hard. I cant stop crying
That was the first movie I bawled my eyes out in-
😭
My first movie that INSTANTLY triggered me to shed tears during a certain scene was "Inside Out"... and that was at a late age 30! (Yup, sure took long enough LOL)!
But ever since then (when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears), I've been actively seeking out tearjerkers... on purpose :P
I just finished watching it 3hrs ago
I watched the korean one and I'm telling its soo soo freaking emotional i cried soo much that my eyes are still puffed and hurts till now
I watched the original Korean version. I ain't gonna go through that trauma again. Are you kidding me?
This version has a happy ending the films are completely different
The Turkish version has some VITAL differences that you may find it worth it to watch ;)
I WANTED to cry from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from seeing the Turkish version, I cried 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
we watched the original korean film in 5th grade so that was like prolly like 2014ish, we all BAWLED on our classroom, since then i never got the guts to watch it again especially the remake they had in our own country bc even the trailer alone, i swear i'd get asthma, it's even sadder bc it's the language you speak yk 🤣😭
Oh man I know what you mean! I also saw the Korean version... a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before. I typically watch RUclips reactors' reactions to movies after I see them myself for the first time, and as I was getting ready to see my first mere REACTION to this movie... I was actually SCARED to even see CLIPS of it again!
3:10 the same me 😭😭😭😭 im so crying.whenever I watch emotional tv series,I am just like that.😣
Oha lan her ülkenin izlemesi bir türk olarak beni çok gururlandırdı ❤😊😮
türkler yaptımı yapıyormuş karşim tüm dünyayı ağlattık bizde ağladık aw jxcgjdgjd
I cried more than 5 times when I watched it
Bro I already cried when he wanted to buy it but have no money
That was about my number of cries when I saw this too!
I cried so much 😭😭😭 I’m gonna cry right now 😭😭
Bro legit I don’t know why the Turkish ones apparently doing well when the original Korean film has been out of years and is way better.
Because at that' time' there's no Netflix and Korean movies aren't that' exposed though they have many good movies (until parasite came out) ..if the Korean original version was out recently it would have been different
Way better? In what way just because its the OG doesn’t make it better.
Korean version is lit!! I had watched both and both are great but korean version is incredible!
YES- I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Yo me puse fuerte para no llorar ya que me habían comentado que esta película es demasiado triste ... igual lloré
I did not cry but then i almost cries at the grandma part.
That was one of the 5-6 times that got me. But wow you're a tough one. Granted, I've discovered (from being an originally hard-to-satisfy tearjerker-seeker) that different movies can get different people. But that being said, you might find it interesting to try "Into The Wild," "Nimona", and/or "The Land Before Time.", or "Interstellar" ;)
Anyone know what is better this version or the korean version
PH version
This
This is the way better version
This...is another level of tearing yourself apart, crushing your eyes into pieces and i can say the chances to get swollen face is 4/5
Tr version
The best movie!
Guys watch miracle in iflix you guys will see a filipino version it's so sad 😭, just add a caption if you don't understand filipino
It's so sad, i cried a lot😭
I watched the korean version and cried my eyes out 😭😭
I had a VERY frustrating reaction to the Korean version... here it is:
So, I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
@@sathvamp1 well that is the sad reality of some victims. Hope you are feeling good now
@@tasichogie8283 Yup I am definitely feeling better now. I just had to take a day to think about it.
WATCH THE KOREAN VERSION ITS THE ORIGINAL, IT WILL MAKE YOU SOB OMG
my relative is down syndrome so this made me emotional
Korean (the original version) is the one that will make you cry 100000× harder
So true.
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually.
This movie fucked me up. I was crying in public because of this movie
I wasn't in public but it had a similar effect on me in a way: I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
ive only watched the korean version and man i cried to much
the turkish one is more emotional and way better, you have to watch it!!
The korean one is the original lmao idk why everyone is blowing up about it now
@@youareloved27 sometimes remake can be better than the original one and it's not copy paste. Three are differences and that makes the remake one more popular.
@BTS ARMY like did you watched Turkish version or you're saying this because you're biased by korean culture since you like their K-pop groups. For me, I watched both of them and Turkish actors are much more better than Koreans ones in acting.
@@beyourself6852 i mean that's her opinion....maybe you think the turkish one is more sadder because you are probably turkish (based on your name).
15 mins in ,, tears .. All the way through. A very emotional watch.
Korean one is the original and it will make u cry like a thousand times harder.
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually.
PHILIPPINE VERSION IS SO BOM THE GREAT OF ALL I WATCH IT SO MANY TIMES AND I STILL CRIED WATCH IT
Heck i didnt cry, instead i laughed, guys help, i dont think im human help me omg
So it has a turkish version ....
The original korean version made me a mess so i definitely understand their emotion
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But for this Turkish movie... I cried 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
I watched the original Korean Miracle in Cell no. 7 and It hits differently 😭😭😭
Watch the korean version, you will feel devastated
UPDATE (to my comment about a month ago): I just today saw the TURKISH version of this movie (a month ago, I had seen the Korean version). While the main themes were the same in both films, there ARE enough differences between the Korean and this Turkish version that I would say it's totally worth it to watch the Turkish version after the Korean version (or, even just the Turkish version). I am not 100% sure how I would have appreciated watching the Turkish version first, and then the Korean version afterwards though. Without giving away any spoilers, I think I can say the following: IF you find my other comment from a month ago, you'll see that my anger from the Korean version outweighed my sadness and I actually could not cry to the Korean version (although I've heard OTHERS usually do).
When I saw the Turkish version though... just from the WAY they DID the film, certain scenes, etc and other differences... this film set a new record for me... it made me cry between 5-6 times (I actually lost count!). Before this film, the MOST frequently I've EVER cried DURING any film was twice (and that was "Interstellar"). In this film, the "12-minute mark" actually didn't get me, but later, during a certain scene that involved a bird... THAT did. As well as 5+ others.
Thinking I was the only one who cried all through 😅😭😭😭….
Just from watching and still crying
Wondering things like that is WHY I started watching "RUclips Reactions", so I could get a comparison for myself lol. The movie "Interstellar" was the FIRST movie that made me think "Did anyone ELSE react like this...?"
Türkler nerdesiniz?😃
If anyone is interested in world cinema then you must watch "Bajrangi bhaijaan". It is a Bollywood movie which is a masterpiece in world cinema. You will never be able to forget the movie. In my opinion,it is the best ever emotional movie in the world.
I literally cried at the ending in the tagalog version🤧😭🤚🏻
Where can I watch the tagalog version.. There are so many versions 😂 I just need to find the tagalog one
@@zhaarkss3406 i watched on an app called iflix so i really don't know except from that movie app 😶
If you wanna cry again, watch another Turkish movie called "The Miracle". Best part is it's a true story.
I totally took note of that- thanks! (I'm a tearjerker-seeker... endorphins lol)
I like the korean version better . More emotion .
Nope
Turkish Version is better.
@@GLANDOS original ver the best
@@GLANDOS korean is better
More emotion? Huh? The acting looked way too forced on me. The actors were kinda weird too.
I didnt cry but nearly…. Reminds me of green mile movie
One difference though is... at least in green mile, he wanted to go.
I had a... frustratingly interesting reaction when I saw the Korean version of this a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
I have seen both of this amd korean version theyre both great but Korran version is another level
The Korean versions next level. The OG
I've watched both the Turkish and Korean versions. The original Korean just destroyed me.
I believe there's 2 more versions.
Same here! I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
Here's something I've noticed about myself: Although I usually enjoy tearjerker movies (ever since "Inside Out", when I noticed that feel-good brain endorphins can often come along with tears)... BUT if there are ANY significant feelings of anxiety OR anger in me, it usually has the effect of suppressing external tear shedding from me for some reason. And there was DEFINITELY a lot of anger from me during this film. There was ALSO a lot of extreme sadness in me, and those two emotions were competing and fighting like crazy... the sadness was fighting to get out, to let the tears make an escape (and I consciously was WILLING to let them...) but the anger was NOT letting them.
...and the anger was winning.
I was really hoping to get some catharsis by the end of this film. I am well schooled on the health benefits of tears, and the health detriments of anger (and detriments of repressed emotions in general.)
Even as the credits were rolling, tears kept TRYING to come but all my "Anger" wanted to do was keep saying "NO" at the movie.
I tried again to cry as I wound down to go to sleep. Still couldn't cry.
I got to sleep soon enough, but woke up randomly at 3am and I NEVER typically do that. Took a few seconds to remember what I'd watched just before sleeping... and again wanted to cry but anger still wouldn't let me.
Repeat with around 8am (remembered what I watched, tried to cry but couldn't because I started to then remember the anger, went back to sleep. Then finally got up at my normal 9am wakeup call.
I started watching others' RUclips reactions to the movie, and STILL wanted to cry but couldn't.
I had never felt so emotionally constipated [lol]
Then FINALLY I started to make a comment on one reactor's page about how "I might have been able to shed tears if the movie had ALSO shown SOME sort of punishment being assigned to the person who had intimidated that innocent man into confessing. I know that wouldn't bring the innocent back to life, but at least it would serve as a signal to OTHER authorities that such behavior is NOT ok (even for those "in power")... so that it might not needlessly happen AGAIN 😢"
When I thought / typed THAT... for some reason only THEN was I able to cry, FINALLY. Emotions are definitely strange!
The Korean one is the original one.
You have to watch the Korean version
YES! I saw the Korean version a few nights ago. That was THE HARDEST movie I have EVER watched. I don't think I've ever seen such disturbing, heart-wrenching (and most of all for me, anger-inducing) injustice portrayed that way in a film before.
For those people that didn't know I think this movie is definitely inspired by the original korean version of miracle in cell no. 7 since the movie came out in 2013. This movie also has a Philippine version which follows the same storyline. But each time I watched the 3 different versions they just have difference in the way how actors portray the characters and that what makes me hook everytime but if I have to choose between the 3 versions I would choose the original or korean one because that version just really hit me hard and you can really feel the characters vulnerability more especially the lead character who is portrayed by one of the best actress in korea Park Shin-hye so I would also recommend you guys to watch the original version too 😍
True.. Love the original version korean ..
True
I only seen the Korean version
the fucking commander or lieutenant General was ruthless, made me cry while I had to hold off my tears.
Watch the original version korean version
this movie came out a year ago, people are just finding out about this
if you cried on the turkish version
you're gonna 200% cry on the korean version
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry that hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from this Turkish version, it got me 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
This movie was so sad it was so hard to calm down
I watched it ...and it made me cry ..😢💔
It's based on a true story, which makes it even worse.
THIS MADE ME CRY LIKE A CHILD
This is why Netflix is better than prime
If y’all crying over the Turkish version that has a happy ending then wait till you watch the Korean version AKA the original 😭
Yeah let me tell you, I WANTED to cry hard from the Korean version but it was SO anger-inducing that I actually couldn't (I cannot cry when I'm angry). It was like "Sadness" and "Anger" were having an epic battle in my head... it was quite uncomfortable actually. But from this movie... it did get me 5-6 times (I lost count). That's a new record for me- before this movie it was maximum of twice (i.e. "Interstellar").
i watched the gull movie and i didnt crie
me neither like it wasn't even sad
@@jasmineclear878 you don't have feeling i see
Tm anladık orijinali kore 10 kere yazmış koreliler bizim saflarda tapsın bunların müzik guruplarına
And you now what, peopel see this like a movie. But its true this happent real.
You all should see the ORIGINAL korea version... 😢😢😢😭😭
The most touching film i've ever seen 😢
Came here after bawling my eyes out
they should've watched the original. the kid there and the dad is just.....
I was watching it on the tv and it's so sad people who not think it was sad i dare u to go and watch it hehe. So... when the part when memo or ''bottles'' chocking part comes i was like ''OH MAN I'M SCARED'' because my mom told me to go and watch it and I telled her what's the sadest part of the movie and she was like 1 hour of talking and when she's talking I decided to watch it while my mom was talking and when the choke part comes i was like ''ýeah imma turn off the tv and cry in the bathroom for like 1 hour'' BUT, I was crying in the bathroom for not 1 hour but for 2 HOURS. so ya'll guys liked my story huh.....