Sweet Home 3 is a bland step backwards, the "sloppy" ending causes unpleasant reactions

Up to now, Sweet Home has always been considered one of the most successful Korean horror projects on the Netflix platform.

The film is directed by famous director Lee Eung Bok, the man behind the success of a series of hit works such as Goblin (2016), Descendants of the Sun (2016). Perhaps having resonated with the audience with the mythological and military genres, the male director decided to combine all of these strengths into parts 2 and 3 of Sweet Home.

However, in part 2, the film was commented as "a step backward" as there were not too many groundbreaking scenes, redundant scenes or even "3-cent" and "fake" effects. . Therefore, when Netflix confirmed that it would make season 3 to help this "darling" have a perfect ending, it raised a lot of worries and protests from the majority of longtime fans of the same webtoon. name. After airing, Sweet Home 3 was considered better than part 2 but still could not meet the audience's expectations.

Parts 1 and 2 of Sweet Home 3 focus on conveying the message that humans are facing a strange disease, anyone can be infected and evolve into a ferocious monster. Entering season 3, the content is somewhat different as it revolves around the fact that monsters are gradually taking over, controlling the entire city and humans are weaker, always living in fear. Faced with countless dangers, there are people who still maintain good nature and integrity, but there are also many people who "degenerate" and push others to d.eath for personal gain.

Right from the first episode, the audience quickly met the characters who appeared in part 2 including Cha Hyun Soo (Song Kang), Puyn Sang Wook (Lee Jin Wook), Lee Eun Yoo (Go Min Si) , Seo Yi Kyung (Lee Si Young), Park Chan Young (Jung Jin Young),... All characters continue unfinished stories. This group of people not only tries to survive and fight monsters, but also tries to complete the mission of finding a husband, finding a brother, or completing the task of saving their assigned people.

In the previous part 2, Sweet Home faced a lot of criticism from the audience for its lengthy content, focusing too much on the feelings between people, somewhat overwhelming the battles with monsters, and other elements. horror, which made the show famous in the first season. Coming to part 3, it seems that this minus point has been significantly overcome by our country's filmmakers. Although there are still metaphorical scenes about cold-bloodedness between people, selfish nature or social injustice, everything seems to be restrained, moderately integrated, not creating a negative feeling. "overwhelming" feeling for viewers. In particular, the "sacred motherly love" segment when Seo Yi Kyung used her body as a shield to the point of losing her life to prevent the "monster" Puyn Sang Wook from harming her daughter was somewhat touching. viewer's emotions. Little did anyone expect that the father, wanting to become more powerful, plotted to harm his biological daughter, leading to the mother's heartbreaking sacrifice.

Extremely fierce fights between humans and monsters appear more densely than in previous films. The first 2 episodes bring a series of new monster scenes showing off a variety of different powers. Footage of humans evolving into monsters is also clearly depicted down to each epidermal layer of the s.kin, accompanied by shrill screams and the chilling sound of b.lood flowing. Not only that, the images of high-rise buildings, collapsed roads, and the glimmers of light through the windows are all depicted with great meticulousness, making the story more interesting. coherence and increased persuasion.

These bright spots partly show that the production team has listened to the audience's suggestions and improved little by little to help this horror masterpiece return to its correct trajectory.

In this part, in addition to the b.loody scenes, viewers can also w.itness the budding love story between Cha Hyun Soo and Lee Eun Yoo. The idea of romantic love between a b.oy and a g.irl is the strength of Korean filmmakers, but what remains in the hearts of viewers from the love scenes of these two characters is awkwardness. The whole movie only has two to three scenes about the love story of this talented couple. The short amount of time was not enough, the couple did not even show any hand holding or hugging gestures to make it easier for the audience to understand. Instead, there are just scenes of staring at each other to the point of incomprehension.

After many days of the movie's release, the ending of Sweet Home 3 is said to be what audiences talk about and react to the most on social networking forums. Although it was introduced as the final season of the famous Korean horror masterpiece, closing an impressive 5-year journey, what the film crew showed in the final episodes caused great disappointment for viewers. see.

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