James Gon’s Superman reminds us of the bold work of the Oscar -winning director

It has been a long time since I saw “Don Don Do Do Bite” from Bong Joon Ho, but I watched “Milky Memories” by director Pong often over the years, and I cannot think about many films that are not effort, and most importantly, sincerely from suspense to sadness to physical comedy to terrorism in its passage. It is a funny and frightening movie that closes with one of the most unforgettable final shots in the history of the movie. It is effective for many reasons, but his refusal to obey the congregations of the series of the series makes them sing.

When it comes to creating rigid formulas, director Bong set himself madly high with his follow -up movie “The Host”. It is a giant monster movie with an environmental message, but the last element, often exaggerated to ensure the understanding of the cheap seats from the dangers of interfering in the things that humanity should leave alone, occupy a back seat for one of the most strange family drama that has ever tried in a movie that includes a monster of the size of Ghadzella.

I was ready for director Bong’s sabotage, but he was longing in the scene as the Park family came to pay their respect to Young Park Hyun-Ceo. Initially, the remaining gardens are overcome with sadness, and the director Pong is played by actors with all the sadness. It is an incredibly influential sequence, But then It only lasts. Ultimately, the gardens collapse on the floor and shine in torment, and then we delegate the very real offer, but very funny from extreme distress. It turns out that Park Hyun -seo is alive, and the rest of the movie finds that the gardens that recover themselves in innovative ways reach the audience to its feet.

Throughout “Superman”, I couldn’t get rid of the feeling that I was watching something closer to the Bong John movie is super, and this, besides the fact that the movie is very cool in itself, I am happy without end. I have lost the number of times Marvel Studios spoke to the latest Latex epic as a comic book “Three Days of Condor” or anything else (Peyton Reed delivered “What Up Doc?” While Gon was martyred Takashi Yamazaki “Ghadzella one minus” As an effect, director Bong has not yet been required. Perhaps this is because his studio, Warner Bruce, would like to forget “Mickey 17” by director Bong, who was bombed last March. Or maybe Gon did not think of the director Pong at all!

I just know that I did in both cases I saw, and at times like this, I will double my stupidity even if it is purely fictional.