What is it like to be in a movie that has very low ratings on Douban?

Today I would like to introduce to you a high-scoring Korean movie "Taxi Driver" with a Douban score of 9.3

Song Kang-ho's "Taxi Driver" was the first movie of the year in Korea with over 8 million viewers, and the new film In the movie, the protagonist Kim Man-seop went from being a taxi driver who didn't care about anything outside the window to finally choosing to stand up without fear. Such little people are not doing it for democracy, but simply relying on their own conscience to save people. Between the tall, hard wall and the egg, choose which side to stand on. At the end of the trailer, Song Kanghao said to his son, "Dad must bring the guests back." This is not only a professional ethics, but also a principle of life. How do people want to live? This is what the film wants to explore. Another highlight of the film is definitely Song Kanghao's acting skills. Anyone who has watched his movies will definitely be impressed by his acting skills. With small eyes and a big face, this face is so ordinary that it looks like a passer-by, but it has shaped the legendary lives of vivid little people. The overall tone of the film is far from being as serious as imagined. It can be said to be both funny and tearful. The first half is full of light humor elements, and the cruel sports scenes in the second half also have some commercial treatment. But this does not affect the shock of the film itself. The conscience of every little character shines with the dazzling light of humanity. It can be said to be a masterpiece that must be seen.

At the same time, there are many "Taxi Driver" adapted from real events in South Korea, which are based on the real events that happened in the "Gwangju Incident". Song Kanghao plays a Seoul taxi driver Kim Man-seop in the film. , with his help, the film recording the truth of the "Gwangju Massacre" by German journalist Peter was finally sent to Gwangju

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