Review phim: QUÁN KỲ NAM , PHI VỤ THẾ KỶ: THOẮT ẨN THOẮT HIỆN, PHI VỤ ĐỘNG TRỜI 2, GANGSTER VỀ LÀNG, PHIÊN CHỢ CỦA QUỶ, 100 MÉT, Sân khấu của j-hope 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' THE MOVIE,...

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Why did director Leon Le choose plastic film for 'Quán Kỳ Nam,' a rare Vietnamese movie set in 1980s Saigon?

The episode opens with a brief, negative review of 'Ghostbusters,' where the host expresses personal dislike but notes others may enjoy it. The focus shifts to 'Quán Kỳ Nam,' a Vietnamese film directed by Leon Le, which the host highly praises for its artistic merit, use of plastic film over three years, and setting in 1980s Saigon. The host details the plot about life in an apartment and a fake brother, highlighting excellent sound design and meaningful song choices. They compare it to the director's earlier film 'Song Lan,' noting personal growth as a viewer. The host gives 'Quán Kỳ Nam' a perfect 10/10, commending actors like Đỗ Hải Yến and a young actor playing Liên for soulful performances. Next, 'Zootopia 2' is discussed, with the host noting its enduring popularity in Vietnam and the chemistry between characters Nick and Judy. The review of 'Now You See Me 3' points out its weak script and reliance on new young characters, despite a visually impressive mirror house scene. Korean film 'Gangster Về Làng' is criticized for poor lighting and unappealing actors, while 'Phiên Chợ Của Quỷ,' a Korean-Vietnamese horror anthology, is praised for body horror but criticized for a confusing plot structure. The episode also covers the concert film 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' for J-Hope of BTS, highlighting its live performances, and the anime '100 Mét,' about competitive runners. Each review includes audience age recommendations, such as under 16 or 18 for some films. The host concludes by noting box office competition, with 'Zootopia 2' expected to dominate.

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