The film is rich in humor, amazing periods of absurdity, and hypocrisy but with just one swift facial annotation from Elkabetz, the audience understands when to afford her compassion, humility, and pity.
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The whole thing feels so contrived, so idealized and awkward, it’s almost laughable.
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The entire series touches on the hypocrisy of life: on the contradictions within Christianity, in our laws, and the traditions we hold dear.
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In the final two episodes of Mr. Queen, we get every answer to all our questions. The most important answer was for one main question that lingered which was, what will Byeong-In (Na In-Woo) do now that he finds out the truth?
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Seven is stiff because the motivation behind the serial killer is trite and contradictory.
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“When a rule-breaker breaks her world’s rules, the world tries to reestablish those rules, which in turn clarifies what they are, for the audience (and shows that the world is already broken).”
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“If you loved her so much, shouldn’t you have figured out the changes that occurred to Kim So Yong?”
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