Tomb exhumation made a serious mistake, is collecting 100 billion worth it?

Since its launch, Quat Tomb has earned more than 100 billion in profit, spreading its popularity across social networks. However, is the movie really worth watching as rumored?

Returning after 5 years since Svaha: The Sixth Finger - the 2019 sensation, director Jang Jae Hyun continues to pursue the sinister theme. The story begins with Mr. Park Ji Yong - the eldest son of a wealthy family - coming to two magicians Hwa Rim ( Kim Go Eun) and Bong Gil (Lee Do Hyun) for help for his son, the youngest descendant of the king. family, is in danger. The two magicians believe that the strange thing comes from this family's ancestral tomb. In response to a generous salary, they teamed up with feng shui master Kim Sang Deok (Choi Min Sik) and funeral expert Yong Geun (Yoo Hae Jin) to go to a remote mountainous area near the Korean-Korean border to exhume the tomb. .

During the process of lifting the coffin, an entity was released, attacking the family members. After cremating the coffin, they thought the evil forces had been stopped, but mysterious events happened one after another. The more they learn, the more the group of characters realize that the mystery actually stems from a feud hundreds of years ago. At this time, another powerful evil spirit is rising, forcing the quartet to confront a risk that threatens the survival of their own loved ones.

Labeled as a horror movie, Tomb of the Ghosts does not have the scary elements that a horror movie should have. Instead, the film has a plot line that follows the direction of understanding and solving problems.

Or in other words, It would be more correct to classify it as an archaeological detective film. Many viewers after watching the movie had to exclaim in disappointment, because what they needed in a true horror movie was completely absent . All that remains with the audience is not fear or impression, but thousands of questions about the film.

The film's content is in the form of a twist within a twist, but the flow of the twists is not smooth and there are still too many absurd twists and turns. For example, the story of the tycoon who settled in America, why did the half-national grandfather who was harmed by the Japanese resent him and wanted to kill his descendants? Isn't the person he should hate the one who buried his soul?

Or what is the main purpose of the awakening of Japanese evil spirits? Is it rekindling the war? But what it does is just eat, fly back and forth to scare the main characters, then return to its grave to sleep soundly. Another episode that made the audience feel extremely absurd was the escape of the tycoon's grandfather's ghost. He clearly had the ability to move between Korea and America very smoothly, but someone had to open the door. Can I just come inside?

In particular, the beginning of the film did a very good job of telling the story, making viewers curious about the mysterious love affair of the wealthy Park family, but by the end of the film it disappeared without even mentioning a single sentence like It's probably not relevant anymore.

The only plus point in this movie is the appropriate vivid sound, accompanied by a cast of extremely good actors, expressing mystery.

In the end, Tomb of the Devil is not a true horror film, the plot still has many absurdities that have not been resolved. The media's excessive flattery caused the film to have excessive expectations, leading to more disappointment among the audience.

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