The Insider, which was released in 2015, is still played as a background sound. The plot is wonderful, with twists and turns. The Insider quickly became a box-office monster, thanks in large part to the sheer quality of the cast. From small characters to protagonists, shaping all kinds of figures in the political world, and joining forces, the three protagonists have an equal sense of presence.
Byung-hun Lee plays An Sangjiu, a land rogue. Byung-hun Lee hasn't seen many dramas, but he has to admit that his professional ability is really strong in this one. What impressed me the most was the scene when he chopped off Li Jiangxi's hand and turned himself in. His eyes were straightforward, dazed, and downcast, like a reckless man suffering from a stupid disease, and he had some emotional disorders. Yun-shik Baek didn't notice it when he watched the movie before, and he was very uncomfortable with the old man's expression and tone at first, but later found that Yun-shik Baek and Kyeong-yeong Lee were the best interpreters of the rights holders. There is a scene where he and Prosecutor Wu are in the interrogation room. Li Jiangxi is sitting in the dark background, well-dressed, with a kind face and a gentle tone. His white face is like an emotionless dummy. He is hypocritical and despicable just by moving his lips Terrible. The degree of disgust is not to make people want to go up and slap him twice in the mouth, but sticky and sticky, giving people a feeling of vomiting. The expression and tone make people seasick. The director's casting is excellent, which makes people feel disgusted and sigh at the same time.
There is not much room for Prosecutor Wu to play as an insider. In terms of character setting in the script, it is far less three-dimensional and sharp than An Sangjiu and Li Jiangxi. But the less obvious the character is, the harder it is to create. There is suspicion of blowing rainbow farts here, but Cho Seung-woo is definitely a real actor. Character creation and facial control are too strong. When he came out on stage, he walked into the restaurant, respectfully, nodded and bowed, and his smiling eyes didn't look cute here, he was completely a kneeling, right-handed person. During the banquet, the Chief Prosecutor poured wine for him but did not pour it. He watched the senior's expression as he sat down and got up again, and sat down again. Aloof, and a little awkward side. This character comes to life within seconds, and the actor definitely worked hard on how to grasp this character.
Prosecutor Wu has two very charming interrogation scenes, one with Li Jiangxi and the other with President Shi. The interrogation room is the main battlefield of the prosecutor, so the prosecutor here is very confident and relaxed. His Smart, cunning, and even somewhat unscrupulous despicableness are fully exposed on their own territory. Being aggressive in KTV, the prosecutor is acting like a bully, no different from the underworld. He sat slumped with his legs spread apart, and he made a movement of spreading his hands, which was really familiar, and he had seen exactly the same people in his life, so I gave the prosecutor another stamp of "big belly". In the four eating scenes, according to the different participants of the four meals, he has four different eyes and gestures.
In the dinner with his immediate boss, he appeared as a professional, with the nervousness he should show to his boss, and the proper nervousness just showed his tact. In the dinner with Reporter Gao, he appeared as a social person. In this dinner, the prosecutor didn’t have to pour the wine himself, chewing gum in his mouth, and leaning on the chair with his arms open. This posture was aggressive.The tiger, who seems to be expanding his body, shows a smirk on purpose, but his words are not face-saving. The arrogance here shows the social status of the prosecutor.
So far, through the comparison of the attitudes of the two dinners, it can be seen that the prosecutor is by no means kind, and above politics, the prosecutor is not kind and just. After An Sangjiu and the prosecutor met, there were two more eating scenes. One was when An Sangjiu followed the prosecutor back to his country home for dinner, and the other was a barbecue after the two got to know each other to a certain extent. As soon as An Sangjiu appeared in the movie, his personality traits were very distinct. The creator threw this shocking image to the audience, making it easy for the audience to remember him. However, the portrayal of the prosecutor in the movie still stays in the field of the workplace when the movie is nearly halfway through. It wasn't until the second half, when I got home and had dinner with my father, that the prosecutor's personal character was exposed a little. The focus of this scene is to advance the plot, not to portray the characters. The prosecutor suppressed his arrogance during this meal, glanced at his father while serving the soup, and rarely showed a good boy.
The actor must be a lovely person at heart, so that the prosecutor inadvertently reveals his childish side. The last meal was a barbecue with An Shangjiu. At this time, both of them had a certain understanding of each other. Based on trust, they were obviously a lot more familiar. The elders were not at the dinner table, so An Shangjiu ate meat with tongs, while the prosecutor smoked and drank wine, and the two talked barefoot, showing a lot of presumptuousness. Some people will definitely think that in this movie, Cao Chengyou's performance is mediocre. My opinion is just the opposite. Under An Sangjiu's very strong character image, the mediocre prosecutor himself has not lost his sense of existence. The strength of the actor lies in the fact that Cao Chengyou uses subtle movements and expressions to make the characters three-dimensional to the greatest extent in a very limited plot design. The actor is naturally sensitive, and it is true.
I personally think that the movie becomes more exciting after one hour and thirty minutes. At one hour and thirty minutes, the two protagonists, the prosecutor and the gangster, team up and the clues merge. Among them, the dialogue at the hotel and the dialogue at the prosecutor's country home are my favorite. The actor and actor confront each other, which makes people realize that acting is really a good thing. Except for the three protagonists, all the supporting roles are basically old faces of Chungmuro, which add full marks to the movie.
In addition to the plot. The story is wonderful, adapted from the manga. I haven't read the original manga, but I think the screenwriter or the original author is kind. At the end of the movie, when the prosecutor handed over the recording pen to Li Jiangxi, it is no exaggeration to say that I pressed pause and waited for five minutes before continuing to watch. The drama is too deep, and I really can't accept the prosecutor's betrayal. Fortunately, the final ending is within the range I can accept. The screenwriter did not completely destroy hope, leaving a little spark of life and death. Whether it can drive away the darkness is up to the viewer. Bar.
Drinking a glass of Maldives in Kuala Lumpur, the gangster made a joke in the film, and I think it is just right here. In the movie, whether it is a prosecutor or a gangster, whether it is a chaebol boss or a pig and a dog, everyone is faced with a misplaced role in this evil world.Constantly twisting yourself to get there.
You have to watch the three-hour full version of the movie, but the edited version turns a crime movie into a suspense movie, which makes you confused. I said the movie is good and let you watch it, but you will definitely not watch it. But if I say that this movie is banned under 19, you will definitely find it yourself.
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