ThiefHott Too much of everything

Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Aneesa Wardle The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

sirc_zurc014 I don't know how to comment or how to express myself after watching "Daisy". The first review of this movie helps me a lot but I can't tell that it's right! I watched first the DC and I think it's greater than the Korean version. It is more natural and lovely. And I can't also say that my review is right. Hehehehe. All I can sure is that you better watch the DC version and Korean version of Daisy and you will not regret any single moment crying and laughing while watching. No matter how many edit done in this movie still you will feel the heart of the story. It's really amazing, until now i can't get over.One of my favorite movies! You should watch it!

gorgonite Take the writer from My Sassy Girl and the director from Infernal Affairs, mix it up with three of Korea's finest actors, film on location in Holland and the result is unfortunately not the work of art that I was anticipating....Oh well at least the cinematography was lush, showing Amsterdam's more scenic side.******************************************************** Spoilers below ********************************************************************Our hero is the hit-man always dressed in black and who nails bad-boys for a living. In between off-ing punks, he relaxes by appreciating nature, listening to classical music and people watching. After becoming enamoured by our heroine, he subsequently woos her from afar by building her bridges and sending her flowers (without a card).Our villain is the nasty cop, dressed in a dull grey suit, who moves in on our hero's girl and claims credit for the flowers, bridge, anything he can get away with!The girl is almost eye candy, and hardly speaks throughout the whole film.************************************************************* ***************************************************** *********************Positives - Cinematography, some melodrama, some actionNegatives - Cliché, waste of acting talentOverall - Letdown

Amy Adler A young Korean artist lives in Amsterdam. She is a bit of a loner and has never had a serious relationship, insisting that she is "waiting" for the right person. She works in the public square, drawing portraits for passersby but, for herself, she also indulges in painting her favorite flowers, daisies. But, all of a sudden, she has a secret admirer. Flowers are delivered to her residence every day at 4:15, usually daisies, yet she can not catch the sender in the act. This is because, unknown to her, her beau is a Korean hit-man, and he wishes to remain hidden, for now. One day in the square, however, another attractive Korean man sits for the artist and happens to be carrying a pot of daisies. She concludes that he is her shy hero and, also, the man she has been waiting to find. This second gentleman, too, has a secret; he is an Interpol agent. The assassin can see everything that transpires in the square, due to having an apartment close by. Naturally, he is disturbed that another man has entered the young girl's life. How will this shadowy love triangle play out? This is a beautiful picture to watch. The setting in Amsterdam and the surrounding countryside is very, very lovely. Add in three most attractive young Korean actors and, visually, any viewer has a stunning panorama in front of them. The story is quite nice, too, being a mixture of drama and action, with a dash of the unexpected. Costumes are very fetching and the production values, high. In short, anyone searching for a quality foreign film with a compelling story and great scenery would find this movie a wonderful choice for a diverting evening. Should you have someone's hand to hold during the view, so much the better.

loner008 Somehow i watched the movie thinking it might be good, after all Infernal Affairs was great. Unfortunately this one is real bad. Some how the cop and killer race appeared out of no where. wasn't the cop on another case? and suddenly, they just switched departments, from arresting drugs dealers to assassins. Anyway, spoiler... isn't it stupid to start shooting the person who shot the people who wants to shoot u. And if the cop had much better intelligence, the assassin wouldn't miss his shot if he was out to kill him in the first place.The story is also too slow pace. Please dun make thrillers with slow Korean melodrama kind of love story. it kind of spoils everything, not here nor there. Therefore it deserves only the middle grade...5 points.