So I watched it but only few weeks ago. Imagine it was first shown on the year 2003 and now its 2008. Hehehehee…Jaahh..nevermind as long as I have able to see it – time has never been an issue to me when it comes to movies. I even prefer watching a movie in the big screen on its 3rd week or a week before it will have its change picture. I got a lot of reasons for that.

Ooopppsss, here I am again..starting to deviate the topic. Pardon me for that. Anyway, the Pianist is “A Masterpiece”. I absolutely love it. I am damn impressed with the story of Wladyslaw Szpilman. I even like it more than the Cast Away not only because it is a real life story but for the fact that you can get many lessons from it. One best example is helping an enemy. See? Who would expect that? I know, most people want to crucify their enemies especially when they have done a lot of bad things to you. Like stabbing you at your back and more. But in this movie, Wladyslaw Szpilman (Adrien Brody) experienced more than that. His whole family died, he sees people died because of hunger and being murdered or killed.

But he never loses hope. There is a rainbow at the end of the tunnel as it has always been said. And he found a friend in the world of enemies. I am just sad he never got the chance to repay what Captain Wilm Hosenfeld (Thomas Kretschmann) has done for him. But I know deep in his heart, he is so grateful and have always been wishing he could meet him again and repay him.

This is a must-see movie guys!

A detective, his 3 girls & a murder case!

Complex emotional relationships and human nature’s darker sides are explored in this captivating suspense drama about a cop whose lust for love threatens to get in the way of his professional life.

Ki-hoon is guy that doesn’t mind an erotic adventure. Even though he is married to charming and beautiful Soo-hyun, he engages in a passionate affair with his wife’s friend night club singer Ka-hee.

As if things weren’t complicated enough, he suddenly starts being attracted to murder suspect Kyung-hee whom he earlier believed to be involved in the killing of her husband.

Can Ki-hoon finally overcome all the irresistible temptations he encounters in his life ? These and other questions will be revealed in The Scarlet Letter.

Cast and Characters:

Suk-kyu Han – Ki-hoon

Eun-ju Lee – Ga-hee

Hyeon-a Seong – Kyeong-hie

Ji-won Uhm – Su-hyeon

I give this movie 10/10! I just hope Lee Eun-ju didn’t let herself be affected by the criticisms she got from this movie because of her explicit s** scenes. It made this movie great because of her acting and I believe those scenes are apt for the movie, it is not something that can be considered as pornographic. Maybe Korea is still not open to this kind of movie, this is just an ordinary movie in Hollywood you know. There is nothing wrong with this movie in fact you can get a lot of morale/lessons.