Directed by Lee Sang-Geun, known for his success of 2019 Exit, Quite crazy He marks his return after six years. Follows the comic struggles of the young man without work Gil-goo (Ahn Bo-Hyun), who hires an unusual part-time job, who looks on Seon-Ji (IM Yoon-Ah), a woman who turns into a demon every night around 2 in the morning. The film will arrive in cinemas on August 13th.
The story begins with the double life of Seon-Ji: during the day “Day Seon-Ji”a delicate aspiring pâtissier; At night, it becomes “Night Seon-Ji”A ruthless demon. Gil-goo falls in love with his daytime person, just to be shocked when he meets his nightmare alter ego. Tagati by his father, Jang-Soo (Sung Dong-Il), to take care of one night-ji every dawn, Gil-goo is preparing to save both the seon-ji owned by the demons that the real seon-ji he loves.
While mainly a comedy, the film is intertwined in hidden elements through its protagonist demon. The spectators find themselves laughing at night the unpredictable buffonate of Seon-ji, just to be shocked by his moments mischievous and shocking behaviors. The balance between humor and suspense maintains the public hooked.
The chemistry between Seon-Ji and Gil-goo is a key culminating point. In an attempt to “Truly” Make his happy and weaken the grid of the demon, Gil-goo takes the night-ji night in bizarre-das Han River dates for the visits of the Trampolino Park. Their strange relationship emanates the warm and floating vibrations of a romantic drama.
Yet the film is far from carefree hands. While the plot takes place, the painful background of Night Seon-ji emerges, blending perfectly with humanistic themes of the director Lee. The mix of occult storytelling, comedy, romance and maturity allows characters to grow, heal and form bonds that celebrate empathy, solidarity and family love.
The performance of IM Yoon-Ah makes the eccentric premise credible. The Seon-Ji day evokes the family image of the idol of the generation of the girls, while the Seon-Ji night shows its most daring transformation ever, complete with hippie curls, heavy make-up, flashy nails and noisy clothes. I scream, run wildly and embrace the role with the charm and comic times, avoiding the factor of anger that a part of the genre could invite.
Ahn Bo-Hyun, known for strong roles in Military Prosecutor Doberman AND Flex X CopSurprises such as the clumsy and recognizable Gil-go work seeker. His embarrassing but adorable nature lightens the emotional weight of the film, while his signing with the eyes wide open “OR” The expression in front of the night The chaos of Seon-Ji is both captivating and fun.
With its mixture of diabolical malice, touching arches of unpredictable characters and humor, Quite crazy He promises to carve out a memorable place in the box office of this summer.
Sources: Netizenbuzz
