Confession of Murder [Blu-ray]

I love Korean cinema, thrillers particularly. This is a good movie referring sometimes like a sequel, sometimes like an homage, to the classic masterpiece Memories Of Murder. It is well made, some frantic action scenes with great editing and fight/stunt coreographies, some typical cynical sarcastic humor. Comparing to the mentioned film Confession of Murder remains a mixed bag for me. A little discontinuous and lacking of coherence in the script, not all the characters seems strong and well acted. A good movie overall from a country giving us exceptional ones, in a genre like thriller movies once I believed could only be made in the western side of the world. Damn I was wrong. And happy to see it

Amazing movie. Never been so invested and taken by surprise. Came in perfect condition. So happy u bought it.

Le film m'a était conseiller par une amie et elle à eu eaison car c'est un bon film avec une bonne intrigue. On ne peu pas savoir la fin avant de voir la fin du film.

Another South Korean movie of the serial killer genre. However, this is based on events following expiry of the stature of limitation on lapse of 15 years of the serial murders commited.Pace of the movie is set from the opening scene on a rainy dark night, with a police detective chasing the serial killer though alleys and never lets up to the end.The Koreans have come up with a gemNo wonder the movie has been remade in Japanese as "Memoirs of a Murderer" in 2017.

After waiting till after the statute of limitations has run out, for murder, The said murderer writes and sells his book onHow I did it", enraging the victims, and detective. The story takes many momentous twists and turns, making the best and worstof the characters want to grind this man in the nearest meat market grinder...The REAL murderer is not even the confessing authormaking this harder to follow, BUT, Takes on a much better flow of thought.A real gem of a movie....put on your thinking caps for sleuthing out the murderer...grab a LARGE drink of your choice, and something to snack on, as it is lengthy...but it is worth itMy BEST to the director for his ability to make a true who whodunit movie!