Forgotten (2017)

I absolutely loved this movie. Totally wasn't what I expected going into it... UGH! And the....

Love, love, love this.

Just my opinion though.

Fmovies: You know how sometimes you think you have someone all figured and they totally flip the script, turn around and say "B*t*h!! YOU DON'T KNOW ME!!"? That is exactly what is going on in this film. You think you know what is happening and get cocky. It seems like a run of the mill dramatic thriller and then it just completely flips! It is an excellent movie with a lot of twists that pull you in several directions and I personally love that. I love when I can't see what is coming. It was great!!

Watched my 2nd Korean movie. Loved it to the core. Amazingly written, well executed thriller. Hats off!!!

Forgotten fmovies. There's a South Korean psychological thriller on Netflix that deserves your attention: Forgotten.

I will keep this little review as short and vague as possible, since I really think you should go blind into Forgotten.

Visually stunning, well-paced, extremely uneasy, beautifully scored and fantastically acted, Forgotten is definitely among my favourite thriller films... ever!

Very simply put, it tells the story of a regular family moving to a new house, something feels odd from the very beginning and, as soon as the story starts to unfold, it's one twist after the other. Forgotten is unsettling, depressing, compelling and features awesome characters, all of the extremely well written by writer/director Hang-jun Zhang (whose last film came out 15 years ago!).

If you haven't seen it yet... just go on Netflix and watch it asap.

As the movie begins the thrill begins and as it comes to conclusion the other things keep driving it to other phase, one hell of a movies

I don't want to spoil anything about this well-written movie so I'll be as indistinct as possible in this review.

I was lucky enough to find this gem when I blindly searched the word 'amnesia'. While this movie doesn't try to hide that it uses the construct of 'amnesia', it tactfully uses it as a stepping stone to something much bigger.

At its base, this movie is a fantastically paced mystery-thriller that never loses momentum and keeps you guessing until the very end. While the story as a whole holds its own, I think I especially liked this movie b/c I truly found myself experiencing all the emotions that the protagonist experiences. Yes, I know, (duh) that's the goal of every actor/director, right?

It's not easy but if you can get the audience emotionally invested in the characters, they will genuinely care what happens to them next, all you need is a good story to go along with it. I believe this movie encompasses just that.

If you like movies told in first-person POV narratives like 'Oldboy', you'll love this one!