Michael Hanake meets the Blair Witch Project in Kim Gok's Exhausted, a vicious kick in the pants to everyone in the audience, all in the name of "style." A man meets a mute woman, and as any reasonable person would do in such a situation, makes her his prostitute. But the pimping is the least of our problems. As we get exhausted by the grainy faux-16mm camerawork, the film gets increasingly deranged. The closest thing we get to a sympathetic character is the pimp, simply because he's got too much self-respect to fuck a mute whore. Everyone else is either a gory mess, or a gory mess in disguise. Even the prostitute, which even a thug like Lars von Trier would make likeable, comes off as a delirious scary woman whose shrieks strike like blows to the jugular.
Kim Gok has seemingly abandoned the Marxist critiques of his short films, going instead for mindless brutality which culminates in an endless bloody freak-show involving, among other things, a pair of scissors going where pairs of scissors should not go. In the middle of the bloodbath, we get an extended long take of the beaten prostitute's near-dead face, but it does not elicit sympathy or pity. In fact, images of the victim only make us shy away in shock. (Indeed, the extended sequence led to continuous walk-outs during the Pusan screening.) The long take invites us to stare, but it assumes we're as sadistic as the victimizer (and the film) is. Meanwhile the sound-effects (mostly a rumbling bassline that shakes the theater) pulsates with pure wickedness. With Hanake, shock creates reflection, which asks that we be critical. Here, we only want to escape. I suppose Exhausted has some virtues; the shots of drilling machines and factories provide a mesmerizing phallic backdrop to the pimp and prostitute's pursuits. But everything else hurts too much. At least Kim Ki-duk lets us breathe. Exhausted makes Bad Guy look like Lady and the Tramp. (asiaarts.ucla.edu)
如果我拿了钱，我的孩子问我：我们的钱是哪儿来的？的时候，我要怎么回答呢？告诉她这是打死你爸爸的人给我们的，所以他们没有受到惩罚吗？
青春是什么？是允许犯错，是接受不完美，也是永不放弃。最后的马拉松太热血了，泪目了
可以说这部是自臼井仪人离开以后最好的一部，好看得让人感动了，曾经剧场版的小新终于回来了，其间还有蛮多阴暗的小细节在讽刺教育行业，推理到立意都非常好看，最后一段青春是什么的蒙太奇也太燃了，我爱小新！！
别人95年的错误在21年出来承认了，我们66的错误却还只字不能提。 我们与恶的距离里面，替精神病杀人犯辩护和找原因，被吹上了天的王赦，在杰伊比姆面前，就像个刚学会走路的婴儿
铁肩担道义，为弱鸣不平。正值某地案件天天上热搜期间看这片，提醒自己这个崩塌中的世界还有普世价值
平实。有什么能凌驾于司法之上呢？
低种姓部落猎人拉贾坎努因盗窃嫌疑在监狱遭受严刑拷打致死的事件，在身怀六甲的妻子多方奔走之下，于高法真相大白，警方匆促破案刑讯逼供任意栽赃打死人还蓄意掩盖的可耻行径在正义律师钱德鲁的不懈追查下终无辩驳，穷人要的不止是判决，还有希望。
“一个人是否值得尊重不在于他有多少才能，而在于他用自己的才能去做什么。”
居然格外紧凑，一点不拖沓除了部分舞蹈，印度真的敢拍啊，不过种姓问题真的好难解
印度流水线电影，夹杂了很多无意义的情节，拼凑出的3小时。
好片，不得不说印度还是敢拍的，种姓制度拖累了他们。
剧场版一定得春日部防卫队集体出场才有意思，再加上选题，破案过程比隔壁的柯南剧场版强太多了，柯南就知道买日常
你想赢对吧？
真不说阿三国严重的社会歧视问题，至少这个国家具备自我批判，审视和通过艺术的能力。演员都太拼了，包括配角
其实在疯狂跑题，但又没完全跑丢，最后俩人这不又跑回来了。两小时不到五个五岁的孩子体验了一把日式校园青春，什么都有的五味汤，虽然杂但足够动人。这部真是新风党狂喜啊……
挺好的，好过这几年的几部(点名批评外星人那部)，梗也有感动也有，追求菁英让我想起小新日常番有一集，风间因为考试失败被补习班的“朋友”嫌弃，拉了裤子还淋雨，最后被小新和美伢捡回家(受伤的总是风间难道是因为他的破绽太多了吗？)
虽然有很多程式化的印度电影镜头，但基于真实事件的扎实剧本和合理的表演，给了电影非常棒的观感。即使可以猜到其中角色的遭遇，也会好奇会如何推进。
《杰伊·比姆》让我想到了美国的《刺杀肯尼迪》和韩国的《辩护人》。这三部电影都和法律相关，感染力极强，影响力极大。我多么希望我们也能拍出、并且能上映这样的电影。
你~想~成~为~精~英~吗~hiahiahia！
拍的不咋滴，牛逼的是没有跳舞，理解不了为什么三哥什么电影都能用那种歌曲转场，就像理解不了他们说话为啥总要晃头。内容的尺度很大，这在我们这儿是无法上映的。
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