6/10
Decent attempt at depicting dementia in a thriller but suffers from poor writing and unnecessary length
11 October 2017
Honestly the journey and structure of this film is great at the start but becomes a bit lost and over convoluted further into the story. The reason for this I believe is a lack of focused writing. Playing with the time and memory lapses of Byung-soo and how it relates to trying to catch his daughter's bf is a good idea and I think there are parts where it was very well executed.

However there were also parts where it was badly executed and parts where the story becomes convoluted without any real reason.

The audience attention is lost because of this lack of focus and instead you are left a bit confused about why certain scenes happened instead of gripped throughout. This confusion remains at the end of the film.

Also the film commits the crime of continuing after the story ends, dragging on an extra 15 mins or so that could easily have been cut from the end.

The concept is interesting and there's certainly parts where the story is engaging but it's not as well brought together as one would hope.
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