"because he went through military service some time ago" You mean like literally all South Korean-born men ages 18 to 35? Like, seriously, it's compulsory.
@@miketran4289it's called Selective Service, just like Russia and China, if shit hits the fan the govt can call upon men of age. Good thing is that the USA and China both have enough volunteers that they don't need to do conscription.
Contrary to quite a few other comments, I do think the message of the movie stands. There's a reason humans startet living in villages, then towns, then countries - there is strength in numbers. Yes, they obviously didn't have unlimited food and space in the beginning - which is why they should have organized better right from the start.
I know everything in this movie is fiction, but some scenes actually happened or are happening in the world. As someone who survived the February 6 earthquakes in Turkey, I can say that one of the things you should not do after a big earthquake is to enter/stay in buildings. Because, apart from the aftershocks, There may be another big earthquake in another fault zone that is triggered by the first big earthquake . Just like another big earthquake happened here on February 6, 9 hours after the first big earthquake.sorry for bad english.stay safe everyone
@@adaezeobi64 If the survivors have established camps outside, that would be your best bet. Staying in already damaged buildings is indeed not safe as they can collapse at any moment after the earthquake, especially if the quake was strong enough to wipe out all the other buildings nearby. Your main goal should be to leave to quake zone asap after such a disaster, but if you have to stay then look for camps out in the open, built by survivors or outside help if there is any.
The strategy of the people in the building was pretty bad. Starting a war with the outsiders would quickly result a siege ring around the complex. For outsiders it's absolutely unnecessary to attack directly, just don't let them out. When the resources are over they would start kill each other inside or they need to break out and leave the complex. But anyway, staying is basically not an option in a longer term. In a destroyed city like this the supplies will exhaust anyway. Aftershocks also keep threatening the building to collapse. The mass of dead bodies are guaranteeing a pandemic outbreak in 1 or 2 weeks. The best possible option to survive without a relatively quick foreign rescue is to reach the rural areas.
They showed how they collected the dead bodies and got rid of them and practiced general sanitation. Dead bodies do carry disease, but not epidemic-causing viruses. Bodies don't suddenly become plague carriers unless they had plague when they died. The diseases in carcasses are ones of poor sanitation, easily avoided by good sanitation. The outsiders lacked the organization to lay siege to an entrenched force that's greater in number and has resources, commonality, shelter, and the chance to organize. Outsiders would turn on each other very quickly as they had so few resources. Each individual or each family would not have much incentive to help others over helping themselves, whereas inside the complex, SOME incentive exists bc they've established that helping and protecting each other is advantageous. They should've started growing food. It would not be enough, though. Still, with so many dead, there'd be a lot of food to recover from populated areas. Which i guess there was otherwise they wouldn't have lasted months. They do mention aftershocks. Their building was probably built over an area of unusually shallow bedrock, or some other fluke by chance, It must be an enormouos earthquake - like over 9.2 - and very close to completely topple that many modern, Korean residential units. Residential units must be built to the highest of structural standards, because it's probable that when disaster strikes, families will be home and completely vulnerable. Schools, hospitals and other emergency buildings also fit this category. Shopping centers, offices are lower. Lowest are things like warehouses. It seems like they are very modern, even newly built buildings. No time for structural degredation. However, it's not economical to build structures to withstand forces they almost certainly will never face. Even if Earthquakes are common, like in Japan, youdon't build things to withstand a 10.0 earthquake (which is ten times stronger than a 9.0) bc they've never been observed before. Earthquakes of 9.0 are very rare. Only FOUR have ever been recorded in over a century. We didn't measure before the 20th century, but we have an idea and the Earthquake that caused the massive Tsunami in Japan about ten yrs ago, was among the largest that even Japan has experienced. And they're used to them. They get them a lot. The Tsunami overtopped their massive seawalls in many places (which were reasonably expected to protect from 500+ yr return period events), but not many buildings came down. That's mostly because the vast majority of buildings in Japan were built after the war, and the ones that are pre-war, are very strong. Strong bc they've built for earthquakes for centuries and strong bc the war knocked down most buildings that weren't the strongest. Coincidentally, most of Korea's buildings were built after the Korean war. For similar reasons. And they were built with modern techniques and with understanding of how to withstand the immense stresses of seismic actions. Places like Pakistan, China, Turkey, and the African continent, keep having large earthquakes that kill tens or hundreds of thousands and then they rebuild much the same, and then it happens again 60 or 80 yrs later (or 25 yrs later but in a different tegion) and they do it again. In the US, we keep rebuilding flooded houses bc of red tape. Often, FEMA really wants to move people to avoid rebuilding their homes; the people want to move bc they're sick of flood destroying their lives even if material possessions are returned; but the red tape forbids everyone. Which is about as dumb as a society can get. Everyone involved wants the same thing, including the authority with the authority to do it, but their own red tape forbids it. That's a result of partisan politics in congress. Our society crumbles bc when it crumbles, one side or the other gains a TINY victory. The win costs them substantially more than all the losses have, but it's okay as lomng as the other side loses even more
lol I love how its just "worlds over, nobody think about it or even try to turn on a radio or anything. lets all just go walking dead immediately." lmao
@@internalizedhappyness9774 Trying doesn't mean shit, if your community has limited resources and no foreseeable resupply you keep it for your community.
*@**2:20* *The earthquake completely destroyed the entire city except their building, yet the porcelain dishes are in the cabinet upright and everything on top of all on cabinet didn't fall over or off in the living room where everyone is sitting together.*
Because then the plot wouldn't happen lol. Plenty of building materials out there for shelters, and even collapsed buildings have in tact rooms and even generators
You are the kind of idealist that people will remove , drop or abandon from their group first if this kind of apocalypse hits. Bet you are someone who dont even clean your bed sheet but wait for mommy to do it. Preach much but when executing is a joke hell hole.
The last part of the video seems to want to impart the lesson that people should share and be generous but that last group could only be generous if they had plenty to go around. That one building was never going to support an entire city's residents so the situations aren't comparable. This would have been a little easier on the conscience if this actually was a zombie movie since you can claim that anyone from the outside could be infected.
I don't think it wanted to impart any lessons. The narrator just said something dumb. You obviously can't let everyone in or you'll starve to death. They didn't let everyone in and they were already starving.
The last group had plenty to go around, even if it was just the hallways. The residents were xenophobic and shortsighted. Not only did they lose out on dozens if not hundreds of potential workers for search parties, they got violent against children and made enemies out of everyone surviving in the region by being marauders and murderers. Outsiders ended up prospering and their society collapsed.
The last scene was hellish. A woman joining a group of more vulnerable women. It's like asking to be preyed upon. An ad for "here! We already grouped ourselves so you can just catch more sx slaves in one go instead of hunting us down one by one! You're welcome!"
13:33 No one else gonna ask whether this individual lived after being pushed into their waste hole. I mean i doubt you'd die landing onto all those bags of waste unless they hardened enough and became a floor of feces. I WANNA KNOW THIS MOST OF ALL!
Unfortunately I agree about not sharing with outsiders. The building only has very limited supply, just enough to last for the residents a short while. If they were to open to all the outsiders then the resources would exhaust much more quickly and more people will die sooner. Just like the community near the station at the end that accepted the lady. They're accepting and generous, but that's only until their limited supplies run out and the same fate that happened in the apartment will happen to them. I'm all for helping people but in certain situations, this being one of them, u just can't help everyone so it's better to save yourself and let the rest die than to let everyone die.
Nah man, more numbers means more Human Resources. Those extra people could assist in branching out to find more food and medicine. The extra people could be doctors, mechanics, builders. Literally all of that would he better than instantly making 300+ enemies.
@@bullymaguire206The insiders resorted to violence against a group wholesale, including children in said group. The residents were an allegory for nazi germany. Non-aryan convinces a bunch of aryans to follow him through lies and violent superiority rhetoric. Those who question his hypocritical and violent nature are coerced, ostracized, and murdered. He makes enemies with every single outsider to form a sense of unity among the superior group and loyalty/reliance on him, eventually leading to the regime's downfall because everyone hates this violent, nationalistic group that steals and beats and kills their people.
@@pobodysnerfect9270i disagree this isnt a game where theres unlimited food whenever you go out to scavenge in this type of situation im not sharing anything. i would say neither side is wrong in this situation here because everyone is just fighting for themselves
Massive earthquake? Or huge underground explosion? Alien weapon strike? And what was so dangerous about leaving and going to her father's home? in those earlier days I would think it would be fairly simply to go.
Where is the rest of the country/world? Did the earthquake happen all over the world? Even so, the military would regroup and try rescuing survivors. The rest of the world would be there with humanitarian aid and efforts. We don't just leave people in natural disasters.
I think the only mistake they made was to kick everyone. Those are manpower and resources which if used correctly can be helpful to the community and some long-term planning other than looting. I don't have problems with the next decisions
All of their decisions were rooted in that bad decision though. They made enemies out of so many potential allies, same as the nazis. Why turn away so many allies and create a violent society when you are popular and people would be loyal? It doesn't work in the long term.
No you are stupid. You do not have unlimited resources. If you have lots of people to feed and a lot of people scavenging, the supply of food will literally run out faster. It is better to have the outsides rent the apartment by giving them food or resources as payment.
Min Sung pointing out that it's dangerous out there is like not even real? The only threat currently is aftershocks. The other people is still trying to vacate the crumbled complexes, and they think its dangerous to go to the country side?
Is it me or do the scifi movies in Asia have interesting stories compared to what we get here? This is the sort of stuff the Scifi channel should be showing.
I find it very strange how not 1 person. Has a satellite phone or means on communication with the outside world. Unless you assume the whole region is in complete chaos. Rescue workers would've been there within a few days, max.
The beginning shows the city flying up into the air like a wave that goes thousands of feet into the air. That would suggest that the earthquake was so massive the entire continent is in ruins.
I wonder if whoever made this got sued for copying that one weird Japanese movie that is literally the same exact plot as this except has these mutant monsters in it and even the scenes so similar I thought at first this was that movie. They look like they were both shot on the exact same set using the exact same props and everything. This one is essentially just missing the monsters
@@younghentaii1772 Yeah yeah yeah, talk is cheap until you're in a single building after a catastrophe not knowing what's to come in the weeks ahead and seeing hundreds of people outside wanting to be let in while threatening you.
@@citrusbutter7718The Residents were the ones who enacted a policy of violence first. The whole thing is an allegory for Nazi Germany. After the Great Depression, Adolf Hitler (a popular outsider) talked about the superior race and how they had to cleanse society of foreigners and dissidents. This was popular, at first. But when you keep making enemies and stealing and killing dissidents people realize that you aren't a really good leader and rebel. And then while this rebellion was easily dealt with through violence, the outsiders you stole from and murdered brutally all formed a coalition to crush you.
@@ArvalVampireI like the AI voice. Sometimes the writers humor cones through in these scripts. Its really sublte but the comedic value increases because this AI is reading it.
@@ArvalVampire I'm happy it's an AI because if that was a real person id think he's illiterate.... The number of times he's said words wrong, call people the wrong name, pronounce things oddly, and refers to women as "him, his, he" and males as "her, she, her's". With his voice being an AI it makes sense.
I love how they all come together to discuss their problems with the outsiders but let’s face it in these situations there is always the leader and the led. Situations like this turn into dictatorships quicker than you can say CCP.
I am really confused by the ending... They had a place to live they were all doing fine they found out 1 guy was lying so try to kill him yea whatever but then they decide to bomb and destroy their own home and leave for no reason? Don't understand it at all lol
It shows what happens when people lose logic. They were doing well before because they were thinking logically. In the end, they started thinking irrationally and tried to kill the person who, like him or not, had the best leadership skills in the group. The irony is that they did it because of one lady's ego, and within less than 10 minutes, their world came crumbling down. The moral is don't let emotional people lead you to ruin.
You got so much wrong,the can of peaches the dude traded for his watch when you said the can fell under the couch you didn’t say it was his,or when they asked the public servant they were talking to the main characters husband not the dude that put the fire out ,and on and on..double check the editing and a.i composition to make sure you get the little things that make the movie right.
If the imposter is doing a better job of leading them? Enough to do the hard decisions? Why care he was not the original? The goal is survival, not to starve from your high horse. 😎
Because he wasn't a better leader. He was literally an allegory of Adolf Hitler. Outsider that rallies the Residents by saying Residents are the superior ones. Purges the society of Outsiders with violence. Creates a coalition of enemies by being a tyrannical and cruel thief. The entire society collapses because he was a terrible leader like Adolf.
@@nicholascoob1350 in that situ? I'd take the tyrant. It's not like they can just hop on a plane or over a fence and be saved from all woes. Everywhere is shite and it's the lesser or atleast known evil. The final scene is possibly the worst idea of any sane woman, go join the clearly unprotected group of women. It's like asking to be preyed upon. It's the usual script bs about a dystopia where people make decisions like they are still in a normal society and relatively safe environment.
typical fem, contribute the least but wants to dictate the laws of others. They kicked out the person with the leadership skills to pander to someone living off the others and lost everything within less than 10 minutes.
Sae boon is an tank bro💀 bro could withstand getting stab in the side of he's belly and stay fight with the real yuung tak and bro could literally kill an guy with only just punches and bro could survive being hit hard in the head by an metal thing is bro even human💀 bro could kick an literally grenade and end up being blown with it and got dozen people kill and bro COULD STILL STAND UP AFTER THAT made he's whole way to he's apartment Bros an tank bro💀
so this is what i rember there new part this netlix i frogot tiel but look apocalypse still now they fighting the apartment thry discover again its abandon
The earthquake was so massive it sent their concrete jungle a mile into the air like a tsunami. I assume the entire continent is in ruins if not the whole planet.
What is peculiar about the class war in South Korea is that it is mainly between the middle-middle class and the upper-middle class. To the middle-middle class, the upper-middle, not the rich, are the ones that make them feel jealous. In this recap, a woman reminds the other owners of the apartments that the migrants were originally the residents of a nearby complex, who constantly looked down on them before the disaster. In fact, this is the mindset of most South Koreans. They treat business owners or doctors as bloodless thieves, not humans. In their mind, it is the poor who are really humane and deserve any rights. We South Koreans think that It is a mystery how a market economy even exists in South Korea. No wonder communism thrives in North Korea.
After being a functional military dictatorship for 40 years it sorta makes sense that South Korea's society would reject the upper middle class that partook in the earlier regimes
Lmao, that karen was so ready to out the guy who has done the most and executed the tough choices for the community. How the cards tumble after creating dissonance.
Created enemies out of potential allies, became a dictator, and murdered a resident while proclaiming a pure society of residents-only. You'd be a fan of this guy named Adolf. Was very similar.
It was chaos because outsiders toppled the wall honey! Not because the lying, murdering imposter was ousted! It was always going to be chaos if the outsiders planned a siege that day. Correlation does not equal causation. AND he had a dead body rotting in a washing machine in his kitchen! You're the type to say "J. Dahmer would be good to keep in charge if he was doing a good job and only needed to eat a few men to keep doing it." Would that be a worthwhile trade off? How much horror are you willing to overlook for a few scraps of bread? PS- you vote for trump, don't you?!!😂😂
Interesting fable on human society: the forttress countries are also from the inside un-free and ruled by hyporcites, I must think about Trump or Meloni here.
Yup it's the authoritarian mindset which is incredibly hypocritical, short-sighted, and counterproductive. This film did a good job of showing how unsustainable that "I've got mine f*ck you" philosophy is.
"because he went through military service some time ago"
You mean like literally all South Korean-born men ages 18 to 35? Like, seriously, it's compulsory.
Its like that in America as well, ukraine too
@@Ladiezman127 There's no such thing as conscription in America anymore.
@@miketran4289 thats good to know, I wouldn’t be surprised if they started doing it again if shit hits the fan though
@@miketran4289 you can join the military starting at 18 or 19 though?
@@miketran4289it's called Selective Service, just like Russia and China, if shit hits the fan the govt can call upon men of age. Good thing is that the USA and China both have enough volunteers that they don't need to do conscription.
Contrary to quite a few other comments, I do think the message of the movie stands. There's a reason humans startet living in villages, then towns, then countries - there is strength in numbers. Yes, they obviously didn't have unlimited food and space in the beginning - which is why they should have organized better right from the start.
I know everything in this movie is fiction, but some scenes actually happened or are happening in the world. As someone who survived the February 6 earthquakes in Turkey, I can say that one of the things you should not do after a big earthquake is to enter/stay in buildings. Because, apart from the aftershocks, There may be another big earthquake in another fault zone that is triggered by the first big earthquake . Just like another big earthquake happened here on February 6, 9 hours after the first big earthquake.sorry for bad english.stay safe everyone
So where is the safest place to go
Your English is wonderful! So glad you were able to stay safe during the devastating earthquakes in Turkey!!! 🇹🇷 ❤
@@adaezeobi64 If the survivors have established camps outside, that would be your best bet. Staying in already damaged buildings is indeed not safe as they can collapse at any moment after the earthquake, especially if the quake was strong enough to wipe out all the other buildings nearby. Your main goal should be to leave to quake zone asap after such a disaster, but if you have to stay then look for camps out in the open, built by survivors or outside help if there is any.
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The strategy of the people in the building was pretty bad. Starting a war with the outsiders would quickly result a siege ring around the complex. For outsiders it's absolutely unnecessary to attack directly, just don't let them out. When the resources are over they would start kill each other inside or they need to break out and leave the complex.
But anyway, staying is basically not an option in a longer term. In a destroyed city like this the supplies will exhaust anyway. Aftershocks also keep threatening the building to collapse. The mass of dead bodies are guaranteeing a pandemic outbreak in 1 or 2 weeks. The best possible option to survive without a relatively quick foreign rescue is to reach the rural areas.
They showed how they collected the dead bodies and got rid of them and practiced general sanitation. Dead bodies do carry disease, but not epidemic-causing viruses. Bodies don't suddenly become plague carriers unless they had plague when they died. The diseases in carcasses are ones of poor sanitation, easily avoided by good sanitation.
The outsiders lacked the organization to lay siege to an entrenched force that's greater in number and has resources, commonality, shelter, and the chance to organize. Outsiders would turn on each other very quickly as they had so few resources. Each individual or each family would not have much incentive to help others over helping themselves, whereas inside the complex, SOME incentive exists bc they've established that helping and protecting each other is advantageous.
They should've started growing food. It would not be enough, though.
Still, with so many dead, there'd be a lot of food to recover from populated areas. Which i guess there was otherwise they wouldn't have lasted months.
They do mention aftershocks. Their building was probably built over an area of unusually shallow bedrock, or some other fluke by chance, It must be an enormouos earthquake - like over 9.2 - and very close to completely topple that many modern, Korean residential units. Residential units must be built to the highest of structural standards, because it's probable that when disaster strikes, families will be home and completely vulnerable. Schools, hospitals and other emergency buildings also fit this category. Shopping centers, offices are lower. Lowest are things like warehouses.
It seems like they are very modern, even newly built buildings. No time for structural degredation. However, it's not economical to build structures to withstand forces they almost certainly will never face. Even if Earthquakes are common, like in Japan, youdon't build things to withstand a 10.0 earthquake (which is ten times stronger than a 9.0) bc they've never been observed before. Earthquakes of 9.0 are very rare. Only FOUR have ever been recorded in over a century. We didn't measure before the 20th century, but we have an idea and the Earthquake that caused the massive Tsunami in Japan about ten yrs ago, was among the largest that even Japan has experienced. And they're used to them. They get them a lot. The Tsunami overtopped their massive seawalls in many places (which were reasonably expected to protect from 500+ yr return period events), but not many buildings came down. That's mostly because the vast majority of buildings in Japan were built after the war, and the ones that are pre-war, are very strong. Strong bc they've built for earthquakes for centuries and strong bc the war knocked down most buildings that weren't the strongest.
Coincidentally, most of Korea's buildings were built after the Korean war. For similar reasons. And they were built with modern techniques and with understanding of how to withstand the immense stresses of seismic actions.
Places like Pakistan, China, Turkey, and the African continent, keep having large earthquakes that kill tens or hundreds of thousands and then they rebuild much the same, and then it happens again 60 or 80 yrs later (or 25 yrs later but in a different tegion) and they do it again.
In the US, we keep rebuilding flooded houses bc of red tape. Often, FEMA really wants to move people to avoid rebuilding their homes; the people want to move bc they're sick of flood destroying their lives even if material possessions are returned; but the red tape forbids everyone. Which is about as dumb as a society can get.
Everyone involved wants the same thing, including the authority with the authority to do it, but their own red tape forbids it.
That's a result of partisan politics in congress. Our society crumbles bc when it crumbles, one side or the other gains a TINY victory. The win costs them substantially more than all the losses have, but it's okay as lomng as the other side loses even more
Me who just read two full essays
@@vehiverycool did you learn something tho
@@n.t3026 I did ;)
lol I love how its just "worlds over, nobody think about it or even try to turn on a radio or anything. lets all just go walking dead immediately." lmao
If you try to save everyone, you will end up saving no one.
@@LeetHaxington so did you feed a homeless today?
If your enemy is “trying” then you are truly weak!
@@internalizedhappyness9774 Trying doesn't mean shit, if your community has limited resources and no foreseeable resupply you keep it for your community.
@@karsaorlong4391 saving no one doesn’t mean you’re not gonna die!
@@internalizedhappyness9774Yeah but you can delay your death.
That was hypocritic bunch. They won't let outsiders to come into their building but then they steal from the supermarket owner.
its survival
@@Yummynomnom123 It said there were spare apartments, they would have invited the supermarket owner to live with them in exchange for all his supplies
the supermarket owner held the guy from their group hostage with a shotgun and the group didn't want to steal, they just wanted to leave the area
You would do the same in their situation.
@@aoe4_kachow No, the owner hold him hostage, cause they DIDNT want to leave. Now they killed the owner and 2 kids.
Horrible bunch....
😳 *That escalated quickly.* 😳
Honestly, I'm more afraid of what humans are capable of rather than big disasters like earthquake and such.
*@**2:20*
*The earthquake completely destroyed the entire city except their building, yet the porcelain dishes are in the cabinet upright and everything on top of all on cabinet didn't fall over or off in the living room where everyone is sitting together.*
I didn't even notice that lmao 🤣
he didnt say it in the movie, but god's hand circled their apartment building, protecting it from any damage
@@verlax8956 why tho?
nothing burns calories like being permanently paranoid and hostile
The apartment really looks like that movie with that dude using the camera trying to find his family with a signal, its a zombie movie
I know that one!
Talking about "Alive"?
@@elpz1529 Umm yea
Why can't they rebuild instead of fighting over who wants to stay in the lone surviving building???
That's what I thought. Stay in the building while rebuilding outside, so others can eventually move back into other homes.
Because then the plot wouldn't happen lol. Plenty of building materials out there for shelters, and even collapsed buildings have in tact rooms and even generators
You are the kind of idealist that people will remove , drop or abandon from their group first if this kind of apocalypse hits. Bet you are someone who dont even clean your bed sheet but wait for mommy to do it. Preach much but when executing is a joke hell hole.
The last part of the video seems to want to impart the lesson that people should share and be generous but that last group could only be generous if they had plenty to go around. That one building was never going to support an entire city's residents so the situations aren't comparable.
This would have been a little easier on the conscience if this actually was a zombie movie since you can claim that anyone from the outside could be infected.
I don't think it wanted to impart any lessons.
The narrator just said something dumb.
You obviously can't let everyone in or you'll starve to death. They didn't let everyone in and they were already starving.
True. U can't help everyone. Save what/who u can.
The last group had plenty to go around, even if it was just the hallways. The residents were xenophobic and shortsighted. Not only did they lose out on dozens if not hundreds of potential workers for search parties, they got violent against children and made enemies out of everyone surviving in the region by being marauders and murderers. Outsiders ended up prospering and their society collapsed.
The last scene was hellish. A woman joining a group of more vulnerable women. It's like asking to be preyed upon. An ad for "here! We already grouped ourselves so you can just catch more sx slaves in one go instead of hunting us down one by one! You're welcome!"
outsiders did not end up prospering, if they did, they wouldnt have felt the need to raid the complex@@PhoenixFires
I hope the mom and kid are still alive
13:33 No one else gonna ask whether this individual lived after being pushed into their waste hole. I mean i doubt you'd die landing onto all those bags of waste unless they hardened enough and became a floor of feces.
I WANNA KNOW THIS MOST OF ALL!
He drowned in the excrement
Moral of the story WEAR YOUR SEATBELT
Movie: Concrete Utopia
Unfortunately I agree about not sharing with outsiders. The building only has very limited supply, just enough to last for the residents a short while. If they were to open to all the outsiders then the resources would exhaust much more quickly and more people will die sooner. Just like the community near the station at the end that accepted the lady. They're accepting and generous, but that's only until their limited supplies run out and the same fate that happened in the apartment will happen to them. I'm all for helping people but in certain situations, this being one of them, u just can't help everyone so it's better to save yourself and let the rest die than to let everyone die.
Nah man, more numbers means more Human Resources. Those extra people could assist in branching out to find more food and medicine. The extra people could be doctors, mechanics, builders. Literally all of that would he better than instantly making 300+ enemies.
@@pobodysnerfect9270 you do realize the outsiders are resorting to murder? how could we even trust them
@@bullymaguire206The insiders resorted to violence against a group wholesale, including children in said group. The residents were an allegory for nazi germany. Non-aryan convinces a bunch of aryans to follow him through lies and violent superiority rhetoric. Those who question his hypocritical and violent nature are coerced, ostracized, and murdered. He makes enemies with every single outsider to form a sense of unity among the superior group and loyalty/reliance on him, eventually leading to the regime's downfall because everyone hates this violent, nationalistic group that steals and beats and kills their people.
This implies the numbers are useful, you live in a dream@@pobodysnerfect9270
@@pobodysnerfect9270i disagree this isnt a game where theres unlimited food whenever you go out to scavenge in this type of situation im not sharing anything. i would say neither side is wrong in this situation here because everyone is just fighting for themselves
1:19
the trauma
Massive earthquake? Or huge underground explosion? Alien weapon strike? And what was so dangerous about leaving and going to her father's home? in those earlier days I would think it would be fairly simply to go.
It was probably a Tsar Bomba Underground for some reason
Poki looks so offended he wasn't offered any treats 😂
Thank you for the recap.
Experts facepalm this.
2:10 I highly doubt the water lines work if there was an earthquake that large.
water tank ?
So they can’t keep crawler over the rubble to another city? Or is like Taiwan all big building and nothing else?
No reporter? No government from another city? Looks like the world really collapsed
"2012" looking ahh earthquake
lol
Massive earthquake?? More like the end of a continent
This is a sad movie with a complex story and shows how cruel and violent humans can get during certain situations
Where is the rest of the country/world? Did the earthquake happen all over the world? Even so, the military would regroup and try rescuing survivors. The rest of the world would be there with humanitarian aid and efforts. We don't just leave people in natural disasters.
I think the only mistake they made was to kick everyone. Those are manpower and resources which if used correctly can be helpful to the community and some long-term planning other than looting. I don't have problems with the next decisions
All of their decisions were rooted in that bad decision though. They made enemies out of so many potential allies, same as the nazis. Why turn away so many allies and create a violent society when you are popular and people would be loyal? It doesn't work in the long term.
it's such a bad idea to make all those people enemies
No you are stupid. You do not have unlimited resources. If you have lots of people to feed and a lot of people scavenging, the supply of food will literally run out faster. It is better to have the outsides rent the apartment by giving them food or resources as payment.
Min Sung pointing out that it's dangerous out there is like not even real? The only threat currently is aftershocks. The other people is still trying to vacate the crumbled complexes, and they think its dangerous to go to the country side?
What a awful dystopia! I love it! Good choice😘
Why not go to a supermarket instead of fighting for supplies and food..
I'm just here to Observe....
Because that's my name.
Whole city is annihilated but we can see so many people who survived somehow, this is strange
Is it me or do the scifi movies in Asia have interesting stories compared to what we get here? This is the sort of stuff the Scifi channel should be showing.
What is the name of this please... is it available on Netflix?
They’re so sterile that they cant build a shack
I find it very strange how not 1 person. Has a satellite phone or means on communication with the outside world.
Unless you assume the whole region is in complete chaos. Rescue workers would've been there within a few days, max.
The beginning shows the city flying up into the air like a wave that goes thousands of feet into the air. That would suggest that the earthquake was so massive the entire continent is in ruins.
That doesn't look like an earthquake
What's the name of the series
Concrete utopia
What’s the name of the movie?
I wonder if whoever made this got sued for copying that one weird Japanese movie that is literally the same exact plot as this except has these mutant monsters in it and even the scenes so similar I thought at first this was that movie. They look like they were both shot on the exact same set using the exact same props and everything. This one is essentially just missing the monsters
whats the name of the movie
Movie name??
It didn't mention elites being in their bunkers..
How did he sleep through the earthquake lmao
"Always look out for #1" ...reality isn't kind to the weak or the naive.
I use to think that but looking back a lot of opportunities passed because I never extended a hand
@@younghentaii1772 Yeah yeah yeah, talk is cheap until you're in a single building after a catastrophe not knowing what's to come in the weeks ahead and seeing hundreds of people outside wanting to be let in while threatening you.
@@citrusbutter7718The Residents were the ones who enacted a policy of violence first. The whole thing is an allegory for Nazi Germany. After the Great Depression, Adolf Hitler (a popular outsider) talked about the superior race and how they had to cleanse society of foreigners and dissidents. This was popular, at first. But when you keep making enemies and stealing and killing dissidents people realize that you aren't a really good leader and rebel. And then while this rebellion was easily dealt with through violence, the outsiders you stole from and murdered brutally all formed a coalition to crush you.
"...hundreds of bodies they are ignoring." - what will even a barely hundred people do? 🤔🙄
Name of movie?
Concrete utopia
It's listed right at the very beginning seconds at the very bottom of the screen.
0:05 so it means no nature?
did no emergency airforce survive the earthquacke?
My question is: did this affect Pyongyang as well?
The actor who played Yeong-tek was the Front Man in Squid Game.
sounds like how people are living in North Korea. imo
Okay I gotta ask, is the voice behind these recaps a real person or AI
It's an AI (sadly)
obv ai
@@ArvalVampireI like the AI voice. Sometimes the writers humor cones through in these scripts. Its really sublte but the comedic value increases because this AI is reading it.
It's AI.. you can tell by the bad pronunciations
@@ArvalVampire I'm happy it's an AI because if that was a real person id think he's illiterate.... The number of times he's said words wrong, call people the wrong name, pronounce things oddly, and refers to women as "him, his, he" and males as "her, she, her's". With his voice being an AI it makes sense.
I love how they all come together to discuss their problems with the outsiders but let’s face it in these situations there is always the leader and the led. Situations like this turn into dictatorships quicker than you can say CCP.
CCP
Young tak was a true badass
Title?
They haven't thought about looting the remains of other buildings there could be food and supplies around
This was so sad. Nurse pissed me off with her self righteousness.
Blasted nurses always trying to help people and make life better, they really suck!!/s
😂😂😂
@@Klm49 You watched the movie right? She was literally judging the men on what they had to do to survive and keep her safe. See what that got her?
@@Klm49 When crisis hits, you gotta do what you gotta do. Idealism becomes a luxury. Sad but true.
Damn this movie is hard
What's the movie name
@@KaiLee-de6ox no idea 🤣
@@KaiLee-de6ox Concrete Utopia
Oh I never thought of this plot . It can happen
How unique
wait but what happens next , what caused the earthquake?
How to do everything good and bad in an incredibly stupid manner.
I am really confused by the ending... They had a place to live they were all doing fine they found out 1 guy was lying so try to kill him yea whatever but then they decide to bomb and destroy their own home and leave for no reason? Don't understand it at all lol
It shows what happens when people lose logic. They were doing well before because they were thinking logically. In the end, they started thinking irrationally and tried to kill the person who, like him or not, had the best leadership skills in the group. The irony is that they did it because of one lady's ego, and within less than 10 minutes, their world came crumbling down. The moral is don't let emotional people lead you to ruin.
and we do have food at city
You got so much wrong,the can of peaches the dude traded for his watch when you said the can fell under the couch you didn’t say it was his,or when they asked the public servant they were talking to the main characters husband not the dude that put the fire out ,and on and on..double check the editing and a.i composition to make sure you get the little things that make the movie right.
The military has no rights to kill the survivors
Can't help everyone and people's true colors show
Name of vid Concrete Utopia
Why couldnt they just build new
do u know how to build a skyscraper?
mianhoe is the main villain the story
Where is violence jack when we need him?
If the imposter is doing a better job of leading them? Enough to do the hard decisions? Why care he was not the original? The goal is survival, not to starve from your high horse. 😎
Because he was getting tyrannical. If he stays composed and reasonable there would have been no concern for him.
Because he wasn't a better leader. He was literally an allegory of Adolf Hitler. Outsider that rallies the Residents by saying Residents are the superior ones. Purges the society of Outsiders with violence. Creates a coalition of enemies by being a tyrannical and cruel thief. The entire society collapses because he was a terrible leader like Adolf.
@@nicholascoob1350 in that situ? I'd take the tyrant. It's not like they can just hop on a plane or over a fence and be saved from all woes. Everywhere is shite and it's the lesser or atleast known evil.
The final scene is possibly the worst idea of any sane woman, go join the clearly unprotected group of women. It's like asking to be preyed upon. It's the usual script bs about a dystopia where people make decisions like they are still in a normal society and relatively safe environment.
the wife ruined it all. he got his husband killed. for saving herself from her conscience.what a selfish woman.
typical fem, contribute the least but wants to dictate the laws of others. They kicked out the person with the leadership skills to pander to someone living off the others and lost everything within less than 10 minutes.
Always wear your seat belt
Sae boon is an tank bro💀 bro could withstand getting stab in the side of he's belly and stay fight with the real yuung tak and bro could literally kill an guy with only just punches and bro could survive being hit hard in the head by an metal thing is bro even human💀 bro could kick an literally grenade and end up being blown with it and got dozen people kill and bro COULD STILL STAND UP AFTER THAT made he's whole way to he's apartment Bros an tank bro💀
if we have eartquake we do not servive at city
Title of the movie: concrete utopia Korean movie
so this is what i rember there new part this netlix i frogot tiel but look apocalypse still now they fighting the apartment thry discover again its abandon
Why young tak throw that girl? Answer please
I watched the movie but didn't understand that part
Why did they not just go to a new country instead of living in that city where nothings left
The earthquake was so massive it sent their concrete jungle a mile into the air like a tsunami. I assume the entire continent is in ruins if not the whole planet.
@@PhoenixFires Question: if every nation on Earth was destroyed, except for Somalia, would that make Somalia a superpower?
Bro turned off comments in the last one💀 what’s the worse they can say.
It is youtube that disables comments on kids movies.
What is peculiar about the class war in South Korea is that it is mainly between the middle-middle class and the upper-middle class. To the middle-middle class, the upper-middle, not the rich, are the ones that make them feel jealous. In this recap, a woman reminds the other owners of the apartments that the migrants were originally the residents of a nearby complex, who constantly looked down on them before the disaster. In fact, this is the mindset of most South Koreans. They treat business owners or doctors as bloodless thieves, not humans. In their mind, it is the poor who are really humane and deserve any rights. We South Koreans think that It is a mystery how a market economy even exists in South Korea. No wonder communism thrives in North Korea.
After being a functional military dictatorship for 40 years it sorta makes sense that South Korea's society would reject the upper middle class that partook in the earlier regimes
So where is the rescue teams army or international relief teams?
eaten.
All gone because that earthquake was fucking massive. It threw a city a mile into the air. I think Asia if not every continent is in ruins.
interesting movie
what is this movie called?
Can someone explain to me why comments were disabled for last video, if they saw the comments?
It is youtube that disables comments on kids movies.
Why didn’t they just farmer or fished/hunt
Pray for japan🙏
So, where's their government? It feels odd to see all this unfolding without any army, police, government officials on the job coming to their rescue.
Assumably gone or busy dealing with the total collapse of Asia after an apocalyptic earthquake that turned the ground into a literal tsunami.
Best movie
the wife ruined it when she decided that hrr conscience and pride is more than thos peoples lives
oh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Avg america moment
what happens to the dogs? and does the kid die?
What do you think.. they ate them.. kids make the best soups, such tender meat and bones.
Lmao, that karen was so ready to out the guy who has done the most and executed the tough choices for the community. How the cards tumble after creating dissonance.
Created enemies out of potential allies, became a dictator, and murdered a resident while proclaiming a pure society of residents-only. You'd be a fan of this guy named Adolf. Was very similar.
It was chaos because outsiders toppled the wall honey! Not because the lying, murdering imposter was ousted! It was always going to be chaos if the outsiders planned a siege that day.
Correlation does not equal causation.
AND he had a dead body rotting in a washing machine in his kitchen! You're the type to say "J. Dahmer would be good to keep in charge if he was doing a good job and only needed to eat a few men to keep doing it." Would that be a worthwhile trade off? How much horror are you willing to overlook for a few scraps of bread?
PS- you vote for trump, don't you?!!😂😂
My problem with movie recaps is you never tell us the title of the movie so we can watch the whole thing
Concrete utopia
it's literally in the first second at the bottom of every video
Watch the video you bot
Interesting fable on human society: the forttress countries are also from the inside un-free and ruled by hyporcites, I must think about Trump or Meloni here.
Yup it's the authoritarian mindset which is incredibly hypocritical, short-sighted, and counterproductive. This film did a good job of showing how unsustainable that "I've got mine f*ck you" philosophy is.