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'Exhuma' Surpasses 10 Million Viewers
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- In the Korean movie 'Exhuma', actress Kim Go-eun perfectly played the role of a shaman.
- The movie 'Exhuma' depicted the brutal acts of Japanese imperialism during the Japanese occupation period and the sorrow and anger of Koreans.
- The movie 'Exhuma' is a work recommended for those interested in Korean history and culture.
A scene from the movie 'Exhuma' // Source: Korean Film Council
Korean Movie Title : Exhumation
English Title : Exhuma
I usually hate scary movies. I can't stand the dark atmosphere, the jump scares, or the ghost scenes. But the movie 'Exhumation' was an exception. It was so famous, and I was especially curious about Kim Go-eun's appearance.
I saw Kim Go-eun in the movie 'Eungyo' and the drama 'Goblin', and both left an unforgettable impression on me. In 'Eungyo', Kim Go-eun played the role of 'Eungyo', a pure and innocent girl, and in 'Goblin', she played the role of 'Eun-tak', a cheerful and lovable character. In both works, Kim Go-eun perfectly delivered the character with her outstanding acting skills.
In 'Exhumation', Kim Go-eun transformed her acting to play the role of 'Hwalim', a shaman in the occult genre. While watching the movie, I was once again impressed by Kim Go-eun's delicate emotional expression and powerful acting. In particular, the scenes where Hwalim performs a shamanistic ritual were very impressive.
In the latter part of the movie, a suspenseful story unfolds. Hwalim and her colleagues fight against evil spirits and try to stop Japan's evil deeds through exhumation. Despite the scary scenes, I was able to watch the movie until the end without losing my immersion.
'Exhumation' is a movie I would recommend to those who enjoy scary movies, as well as those who are interested in Korean history and culture. I hope a sequel will come out, but I don't know if it will.
A scene from the movie 'Exhuma' // Source: Korean Film Council
Some thoughts I had while watching the movie
The movie 'Exhumation' is a scary movie, but it's not just a movie that induces fear. The movie shows the brutal acts of Japan during the Japanese colonial period and expresses the sorrow and anger of the Korean people. In addition, it also shows Korean traditional culture through the ritual of 'exhumation'.
The movie 'Exhumation' is even more brilliant thanks to the outstanding acting skills of the actors. In particular, Kim Go-eun perfectly delivered the role of Hwalim. Kim Go-eun's delicate emotional expression and powerful acting made the movie even more interesting.
I would recommend the movie 'Exhumation' to those who are interested in Korean history and culture. The movie shows the brutal acts of Japan during the Japanese colonial period and expresses the sorrow and anger of the Korean people. In addition, it also shows Korean traditional culture through the ritual of 'exhumation'.
Why I recommend 'Exhumation'
I recommend it to people who like scary movies. The movie 'Exhumation' is full of suspenseful stories and scary scenes.
I recommend it to those who are interested in Korean history and culture. The movie 'Exhumation' shows the brutal acts of Japan during the Japanese colonial period and expresses the sorrow and anger of the Korean people.
