Despite persons’ experience or the countries, they live in, their lives will repeat themselves for eternity.”Ĭenturion reflects on human nature.
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The movie was released on DVD and Blu-ray in Korea with special features including behind-the-scenes looks to filming locations, a music video featuring Mikyun and Seokwan’s song from “Cruel Winter,” outtakes, director Q&A and trailers. This movie is still slated for a Ma(Wednesday) released in Japan. It will start airing from April 3, 2013, at 23:15 JST (3/31 – AM2).
=Demi-Human has been confirmed to air on Tokyo MX in Japan at the same time as its Korean release. There’s no mention on this site or any other sites I’ve checked suggesting it was a remake. Soon after its premiere, internet rumors were that the film was plagiarized (including Wikipedia) and said to be a remake of the 1992 Argentine motion picture “Abre Los Ojos.” This is false. The film debuted #3 at the box office and earned.
The film was produced by the Korea Motion Pictures Association (KOMPA) with a budget and had a worldwide premiere in theaters on December 31, 2011. So we can all feel less alone in our brief sadness.” “I guess it’s just an old Korean fear that when your husband dies, you must remarry. To me, though, it was more clearly told in Saving Private Ryan because there is more focus on war which pushed through our analysis due to its. It’s a story of love and sacrifice (for the greater good). He has everything.” was also said by one of Hyejin’s father-in-law (the president) toward Kwon Yuna in Saving Private Ryan.Īt this point, I want to give you my thoughts about the movie.
“You want me, don’t need me anymore.” Sometime’s, love changes as much with distance as when the person is dead, missing them every second of their life, which leads us here: Mikyun and Seokwan realizing that they gave up too much too soon.īy the way, “Don’t be sad for him. You should fight to live if it ever comes to that. Instead, celebrate your love even when they’re no longer there with you. He has everything.”, Don’t regret the time you spent with the person, and it’s not something that only happens once in a lifetime (The second to last line). What Does the Film Tell Us About Love?ĭid that signify something to you guys when you first watched this movie? Here’s what I think those questions meant: In different forms, we’ve given our life away for other people and didn’t know how much it would cost until-it was too late. Sometimes it’s hard to find this kind of meaning and maybe imagine what else he is trying to say with this but what you see on screen is not always him. But after re-watching the movie in my mind, I felt we should watch more films. Sad ending: (The only thing that existed in my mind) My eyes got wet because of “Can we still be friends?” ~ It would have been nice if Mikyun said something like, “What are you saying now? Isn’t it enough to respect us and not fight with us?”įor the first time, I understood why one should read the meaning of a movie when watching it. What did I want to happen? So if this wasn’t what you wanted, why didn’t you just let me go? “And if this isn’t the way you should meet death, then nothing is.” An analytical thinker would figure out what happened in such a situation, but Mikyun seemed tired of all the questions and said it was enough. I don’t think it’s possible to turn a robot into a human. If you notice when thinking about how Centurion’s (2010) ending was, for me, it had a lot of questions, and I can’t tell if everything happened like this or not.Įnding: The ending was sad. One of the biggest mistakes we make while watching a movie is assuming what happens in the story. All About Of Centurion (2010) Meaning and Ending Explaination But that’s not the only thing I want to explain here, so let me show you what happens in the film before the end. There are a lot of errors in the movie itself, but Centurion is mostly a robot and has human-like emotions. I am posting this because I have often seen and read a lot of questions about the meaning of Centurion’s (2010) film.
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