I haven't watched an Asian film for a while if not of my friend who talked a lot of good things about this film. I would like to acknowledge the director for directing incredible Artists who portrayed tremendous performances who actually touched my feelings and emotions in many different ways. The main character embellished as a young hero who can really save by the speed of his fists, his skills in weapons to defend himself and remorseful countenance in his face in order to portray his agony, compassion to save his only beloved object- The little Girl and the children. Yet you can see this man in contrasting character, the softness side of him when he really cried and could see the real tears coming down from his eyes. The voice clarity of the movie is another standout. Unlike certain movies, I have to stop and replay the parts I did not understand. I enjoyed so much listening how they pronounced and emphasized words according to the character portrayed. I have seen Asian movies in the past and the dubbing were the worst part. Entertainingly, the movie was beautifully crafted. I was at my seat all throughout enjoying every moment. Since there were some scenes of brutal killings, I am though suggesting for adult viewers only. Enjoy the movie.
Review of The Man from Nowhere
