Who was the killer?
Who was the killer?
Nathan Nguyen
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Matthew Rivera
You nigga, why do you think he is looking at you like that
Nicholas Campbell
Society
Cooper Carter
Idris Elba
Aiden Butler
Idk but he looked kind of plain
Eli Fisher
The person who murdered the victims.
Jack Green
The audience or Arthur Leigh Allen, your pick.
Carson Brooks
How has this become one of Yea Forums's favorite films when it's so inaccessible? I don't think it's ever been released on home video in America.
Caleb Campbell
because everyone is on ptp
Zachary Williams
Piracy, duh.
Brandon Diaz
Because we're kino chad's
Brayden Murphy
What film is this, bros...
Gavin Baker
Hoping with his Cannes win, this will finally get a decent release in the states.
Christian Barnes
Reminiscence of Homicide.
Anthony Diaz
Charles Turner
I know everybody here pirates, but why this movie? Yea Forums barely knows anything but capeshit. How does everyone know this one movie that's never really been released in America? I think they showed it on Turner Classic Movies once.
Wyatt Roberts
>Yea Forums barely knows anything but capeshit
>t. tourist trying to fit in
Joshua Reed
because korean cinema was in vogue here half a decade ago and this is one of the best examples of the genre
Xavier Perry
Me, I'm the killer, and you'll never catch me.
Mason Reyes
this guy
Carson Butler
For me, it's Gisaengchung by Korean auteur Bong Joon-Ho, winner of the 2019 Palme D'Or at the Cannes Film Festival
Nathan Smith
The Last Jedi
Bentley Cook
>the state of Yea Forums in 2019.
Parker Wilson
Jonathan Bennett
Noah Long
>m.
Jackson Long
zodiac part II
Xavier Cooper
>*Record scratch*
>*Freeze frame*
>“Yup, That’s me. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation.”
Jonathan Garcia
I was.
Brayden Ward
It's not even remotely inaccessible, I think a lot of people here who talk about it overrate it quite a fair bit. But, to use a typical critic phase, it's very gripping from start to finish and it's not exactly hyper ahead of its time and highly experimental lol. Pretty much anyone who's watched it will say it's good (though some will say it's the best thing ever made, or the best ever crime movie/police movie/Korean movie/Asian movie/serial killer movie/mystery movie/etc. which I wouldn't agree with in any of those categories (again I think it's good so nobody go sperging out on me if you were planning to).
Or if you meant accessible to get hold of and watch with English subtitles and everything else I said was totally irrelevant to what you asked, your answer is that probably literally 98-99% of Yea Forums posters who actually regularly watch movies and don't just shitpost about Marvel/GoT do so by torrenting them, and MoM is a highly popular movie (relatively obviously. Among people who are actually interested in movies at any level under what's playing in theaters. Regulars on IMDB, Letterboxd, here, and, as scary as the eyes I'm going to use is, I'm willing to bet big bucks that it's also very well-known and liked on Reddit movie forums. And basically the better known the movie, the easier it is to find torrents for it.
So basically you can DL a really good quality copy with English subs on just about any site that does movie torrents.
Alexander Gomez
Park's the killer but the semen in the victims are from the retarded kid.
Ethan Barnes
I meant it in the second way. It's a great movie, but I just wondered how it was so popular here when it's never really been released in America. The Reddit thing makes sense.
Tyler Evans
ur nan lole