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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Cats on summer days (2014/07/01)
Besides a kitten belonging to one of my colleagues, I want to show you several new cat family members of KAIST.
One to One (2014) ☆☆(2/4) : A repetitious diatribe against South Korean society
Kim Ki-duk’s twentieth film “One to One” feels like listening to the same angry words over and over again in a barren empty class room with no particular interest. I can accept that it is angry about the injustice and … Continue reading
Neighbors (2014) ☆☆☆(3/4) : Young Parents Vs. Fraternity Boys
Although hampered by its weak story and shaky characterization, “Neighbors” tries many gross or outrageous things to maintain its comic momentum, and I must duly report that the movie did a fairly nice job of inducing me and the other … Continue reading





