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Phim hay vc nha(thấy note tiếng việt chửi vui tai hơn:v). Phim do Park Seojoon đóng nên là mình bị biased một nửa, nhưng mà ông diễn viên còn lại(Kang Haneul) đóng cũng đỉnh không kém. Phim lẻ tầm 1:45:00 gì đó, nội dung gói gọn về hai ông sinh viên học viện cảnh sát tham gia học vì hai lí do khác nhau mà đếu liên quan lắm đến ước mơ của hai ổng. Đi học tấu hài nhiều hơn là nhét kiến thức vào đầu, hở tí là dơ ngón fuck. Trong lúc hai ông này đang không hiểu mục đích của việc đi học là gì, định trốn học tại học thì căng vl mà đời sống tình yêu nghèo khổ khốn khó đến nỗi hai ổng sắp ế đến nơi thì va phải một vụ án. Mà hai ông này lớ ngớ quá nên mãi mới giải đc case thì lại bị bọn tội phạm trói lại, đánh cho nhừ tử. Được cái quyết tâm cứu người, mỗi tội bất tài nên bị thầy giáo đấm vào tai mấy phát bắt quay về trg. Nhưng mà cuối cùng hai cha nội vẫn phá luật cứu người rồi được khoan hồng. Kết phim là hai ông tìm được lí do để trở thành cảnh sát và happily ever after. Nhận xét chung là hay, ngắn gọn nhưng vẫn đủ giật gân với mấy pha hành động đã mắt

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First movie watched seriously and addictively in 2025. I found myself lost in the world of doctors and totally in awe of their willingness to save every life they encountered. Of course, the movie also mentioned the dark side of this bloody world, with doctors that only think for themselves and neglect the lives they could have saved. My most favourite is Doctor Yang Yeong Won, more popularly known as "anus" as Doctor Baek funnily names him. He is impressive in the sense that he has a truly kind heart and always tries his best to save people despite some moments of doubts due to his immaturity. The main character might be a bit of a God-like doctor, but in the end the movie saved it by letting him injured. Well, tense and hilarious at the same time

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I would say First Love has lightened up a whole new year that again, I might be a hopeless romantic. It's highly recommended on lovers' bucket lists, but those without love can also try it. The story revolves around two young high schoolers who met by fate. Yae and Harumichi were what people call "Hatsukoi", but fate got a painful plan for both of them. On the day that Harumichi went back to Tokyo to visit Yae, they had a quarrel and Yae was hit by a car. She was sent to a hospital but got injured in the brain and temporarily forgot everything in recent years, including Harumichi. Due to Yae's mother, they were separated and Yae moved on without knowing Harumichi's longing feelings. The ending, however, is promising and hopeful, so perfectly great for happy-ending enthusiasts.

The movie is probably slow because it focuses on the life journey of both characters with regard to external and internal changes, yet I finished 9 episodes(9 hrs) in two days cuz the storytelling effect is just above all. It makes me all teary and happy at the same time while experiencing the love story that was brought about by fate, and it also makes me feel regret about a lot of stuff that had happened in my life. The most amazing fact to me is that the movie is a story devised based on the song "First Love" by Utada Hikaru. Since I have always loved the way music can lead stories, I fully understand why this movie resonates with me so well.

What's more, do you know that when you love something, you remember every smallest detail about it? I love the movie, truly. I remember every scene, every quote, and maybe the most memorable of all is their first kiss on the rooftop, the kiss that has the flavor of Marlboro tobacco.

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Kicked off 2025 by enjoying the first two movies of the Spiderman trilogy (fyi the last one has not come out yet). I knew beforehand that these were all highly acclaimed works, and needless to say I had a wonderful movie time in the very first days of the year.

For people like me who fancy the adrenaline you get whenever the characters are thrown into new dimensions (in this case, literally), the movies are a must. We follow the teenager Miles Morales when he accidentally received the Spiderman power. Together with other 'Spiderman' variants from other universes, Miles needs to learn to become a true superhero and protect his beloved. Ok pardon me if my summary might make the masterpieces seem like a generic combat shonen power-of-friendship anime (no offense), but I believe details are what make genres different from the others. Both the Into and Across have a coherent and interesting plot, and the storytelling is very demur, very mindful.

Art:

The laziness seems to win over, so I shall skip the part where I praise all the multi-dimensional characters and their development. But it would be a sin were I neglect the animation. Every frame is a tons of efforts for real (based-on-employee-exploitation-accusations), and again the details left me in awe. Please check it out, because all who love art, would love the animation of the movies. I wish I were a Marvel fan to discover all the easter eggs hidden in these gems.

🤲 so to sum up my yapping, you should definitely give the two movies a try.

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Attack on Titan: The last attack(but this is a full series review)

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Attack on Titan: The last attack(but this is a full series review)

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Attack on Titan is more than just a story—it’s a breathtaking work of art that explores the thin line between life and death. The more I watch this masterpiece, the more meaning I uncover. At its core, it’s not just a tale of love in its simplest form, but a struggle—one that demands sacrifice—to understand love and human connection. It forces us to ask: how different could our fates have been if we had known the truth sooner?

Every character in this story, whether main or supporting, carries their own weight. Their actions are not random; they are shaped by well-defined motivations that ultimately determine their destinies. However, the most complex and well-crafted character is undoubtedly Eren Yeager. He wields an immense power, one he himself believes was given to the wrong person. The deeper I analyze his character, the more intricate his thoughts become. He is not just a boy with an ambitious dream; with each season, his ideology reaches new heights. Yet, the pursuit of his so-called noble cause comes at an unimaginable cost—the deaths of countless people. And despite his quest for freedom, he remains its greatest prisoner. In the end, the freedom he desperately sought was never truly his—it belonged to Armin.

Armin, too, has his own tragedy. His insatiable thirst for knowledge defines him, but it also exacts a heavy toll. He loses his best friend, along with nearly everything that once mattered to him. Though he survives, he carries the burden of knowing he played a key role in the catastrophe Eren unleashed. He may continue living, but he will forever be haunted by the weight of that knowledge.

Meanwhile, Mikasa, the last member of their trio, has a much simpler yet equally profound dream—to stay by Eren’s side, the only family she has left. She possesses immense strength but remains unaware of the full extent of her own power. Her world has always revolved around Eren, and when he loses the fire in his eyes—the hope they once shared as children—her world begins to crumble. They once looked toward the sea, believing freedom lay beyond it. But that dream, too, was just an illusion.

Beyond the trio, another standout character is Levi, the unshakable squad captain. Beneath his hardened exterior, he has long been plagued by doubt—doubt in his comrades' sacrifices, doubt in his trust in Erwin, doubt in his decisions regarding Eren and Armin. His life has been a relentless cycle of uncertainty, never offering him a moment of true clarity. Yet, when he finally realizes that the choices he made were the right ones, even at an unbearable cost, he sheds his first tears—relieved that his fallen comrades can finally rest in peace.

Levi is portrayed as an invincible force, but in the end, he is as human and fragile as anyone else. That is what makes his tragedy all the more profound.

Attack on Titan is a story about dreams, sacrifices, and the cruel reality of fate. It teaches us that the pursuit of ideals often comes with unbearable consequences. And in the end, freedom is never as simple as we believe it to be.

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Lần thứ 3 mình xem Interstellar và là lần đầu tiên xem ngoài rạp. Mặc dù đã xem đến thấm nhuần cái kết, những chi tiết trong phim, mình vẫn cảm nhận được những cảm giác mới mẻ sau mỗi lần xem. Murphy Cooper không chỉ là một cô con gái của một người nông dân, một người kĩ sư, một nhà thám hiểm, cô là con gái của một anh hùng, một người cha mang trong mình giấc mơ lớn lao trong một thời đại đen tối cùng với một trái tim yêu thương con cái hết mực. Có những câu nói mà mình không thể quên trong phim, nói lên số phận của những nhân vật đặc biệt là tình phụ tử của hai cha con nhà Cooper. Mặc dù ông Cooper đã sinh ra 40 năm quá sớm hoặc quá muộn để làm điều mà ông giỏi nhất, ông sẵn sàng hi sinh tương lai của bản thân, trở thành bóng ma trong tương lai của con cái mình. Quyết định bỏ lại gia đình dù những cơ hội còn quá mơ hồ, vô định, ông Cooper không thể nói lời tạm biệt rõ ràng với con gái vì cô là người ông yêu thương nhất, vì ông sợ những lời hứa không thể thực hiện được. Ông Cooper

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So long since the last time a movie broke my heart in a young way. But Keith just did again. It's not a total heartbreak, but the actor and actress did so well it kills you slowly. The story is about a 17-year-old girl named Natalie Anderson, who thought she had it all figured out until she met a boy who got nothing left to lose, Keith. Keith was strange in every way for a high school senior, hardly ever showing up at class and joking all the times as if life means nothing serious. But he was hiding his problems away while messing around with Natalie as lab partners. Natalie was dragged into adventures with this truck geek, who took her to all kinds of places with endless opportunities. Yet Natalie enjoyed her time with Keith so much that she was more herself with him than with anyone else. One day, she finally discovered that Keith was having cancer, which explained why he never chose a college or a future after high school. Heartbroken, Natalie broke up with her boyfriend while having mixed feelings about Keith. The movie ended with them at the airport, where Natalie called "The goodbye scene". Keith tried to push her away, knowing his time was running out, but failed to. He was forced to confess his feelings for her, which had turned from plain jealousy to a love that made him "wanted just a little more time". Keith then presumably died from cancer shortly before graduation, and Natalie finished his dream to bring his yellow truck to the annual truck fair at Ontario, London.