Old Boys Film Analysis

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Netflix has become something of a hotbed for television binge-watchers, but despite some criticism, its selection of movie entertainment remains formidable as well. If you’re looking for something to whet your cinematic whistle, look no further than these five classics and modern favorites. Oldboy (2003) Before Spike Lee remade Oldboy with Josh Brolin, it was a brutal story of revenge known as Oldeuboi in its native South Korea. In it, Dae-su Oh (played by a haggard, simmering Min-sik Choi) seeks revenge after being held prisoner in a mysterious room for 15 years. The film includes the infamous hallway hammer fight and concludes with an ending that’s utterly visceral and shocking. If you can stomach graphic violence, don’t miss this original production. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988) …show more content…

With an all-star cast of Anderson regulars (Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman) plus plenty of other A-listers (Ed Norton, Frances McDormand, Bruce Willis) on tap, Kingdom is a colorful, heartfelt treat for any cinema lover. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) With the recent release of author Harper Lee’s sequel of the original book of the same name, this Robert Mulligan-directed classic of To Kill a Mockingbird is perhaps the defining legal drama of its time. Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck) is a white lawyer who agrees to defend a black man accused of raping a white woman in Jim Crow-era Alabama. He faces not only an uphill battle in the courtroom, but among his fellow citizens as well. Winner of three Oscars including Best Actor and Adapted Screenplay, Mockingbird is a tour de force that will surely be referenced for generations to come. Because Netflix can be known for swapping out its roster, be sure to check out these standouts before the streaming company switches it

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