Is the marathon the Korean version of Forrest Gump?

I don't know when "Touching 5 million people" and "Marathon" are closely linked in my memory (that is, the number of people watching the marathon is 5 148022, and the performance of both feature films is similar to that of this year's "Chaser", but the number of tracks is completely different). Mention of "Marathon" will move 5 million people like advertising slogans, and mention of 5 million people will also think of "Marathon" and Zhao Chengyou. Speaking of Zhao Chengyou, I have to say that a few nerds were stunned by "Love has God's Will" in front of the computer. Simply put, it's train farewell, battlefield token, blind reunion. In other words, Korean romantic films at that time easily touched the hearts of young audiences. Remember, they haven't been instilled with the standard of judging which is better or worse. To be clear, a good impression of Zhao Chengyou was basically established at that time, which led to marathon and derailment.

The first time I watched the marathon, I saw the theme of mental retardation and running, and immediately thought of Forrest Gump, which is Nothing to Say. After reading it, I found it was still different, so the marathon has always been on the recommended list of Korean movies. Thanks to Ye Hang, I had the opportunity to watch the big-screen movie version (as if it was shown at the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival that year? )。 The overall feeling is good. I control my emotions in the middle, have a nagging idea, and then train Chu Yuan with the coach with a smile. It can be said that the film completely controls the audience and the viewing effect is very good.

It makes sense to laugh at Fan, which was really terrible in the movie starring Shin-yang Park that I saw in Shanghai before. In principle, the second time, as long as there is a lengthy narrative of the rest of the wife, it is normal to be upset. It was not until more than an hour later that I consciously looked at the time. As for the heavy rain behind, I found it was also a part of surreal fantasy, and it didn't rain until the end, which is what it should be. What? You're going to cry, unless it's the Paradise Cinema before. People in the Metropolitan Times are very good at making articles. First, they used the name "New Paradise", but the natural audience knew nothing about it and didn't buy it at all.

Then they made a comment saying, strangely, this film has the least votes. In fact, it has a well-known name: Paradise Cinema. ..... I said, why do you go to so much trouble? Why not use Paradise Cinema earlier? Several people can react to "New Paradise", but since I missed it, let's wait for another time. This also reminds me of a passage. In those days, there were always people asking for recommendations, and they kept coming again and again. At that time, The Shawshank Redemption was as terrible as it is today, so Tom recommended three films that were equally excellent in my mind, namely The Shawshank Redemption, Stimulation 1995 and Dark Wind on the Moon.