Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds

What an awesome film. It touched my heart too.

1. How they split the different part of his life, and in order of importance instead of chronological, that was a brilliant idea. It helped built the foundation of the story, the major message, while at the same time allowed them to insert other lessons along the way.

2. It was also not about the main character, but it also reflected the lesson for the other characters, most especially the senior grim reaper.

3. The CGI is perfect. If the CGI becomes ever more realistic, it would only distract the audience. If it was less, it would make the film cheap. It is important to strike the balance between eye candy and the message of the story. Well done.

4. Choosing to set this story as a film instead of a TV show, or an episodic film, was itself a good decision. Keeping it as a film guaranteed the focus remain true, instead of adding other side stories that can lessen the impact of the story (and even distract the audience).

I wasn't sure what to expect but this was really good. I loved the special effects and the story. I'll watch the sequel tomorrow :D

This is undoubtedly the greatest number of times I’ve cried watching a movie - 10 separate occasions in total (I counted). It was beautiful! The camera directing especially in that very first scene was unlike anything I’ve seen before. I thought the CGI was a bit cringey initially, but they worked it in well and the story was gorgeous. Beautiful performances from all of the cast!

wish they had a high sfx budget, but what they did with what they had was fucking amazing. was not expecting this movie to touch my heart the way it did, it was beautiful.

A very touching movie. The story was built upon with a perfectly paced climax. There were absolutely flaws throughout the movie, but overall, I enjoyed the parable-esque nature of the film.

It starts like a sarcastic comedy, but then it turns into something quite emotional

That was a touching movie,i found it by chance while scrolling through Netflix, I haven't heard of it,so i watched and didn't have any reference and it blow all my expectations.new story(Hollywood should take a lesson instead of the failed remakes), outstanding acting and it have action, fantasy and everything i love in movies,i will try to watch the sequel tomorrow,but I don't think it will touch me like this one..

Why can't Hollywood create interesting and unique movies like this one. Is this a perfect movie, no, does the justice system also suck in the afterlife, yes. However, this was still a very unique movie and pretty enjoyable.

Another adaptation of a manhwa I started to read years ago but never found the ending. This basically Dante's Inferno, but with the Korean version of hell. Just for that it's very interesting if you're not familiar with it.

Obviously lots and lots of CGI. They're not bad. Not excellent either. Let's say most of them are fast enough to leave details to the imagination. It works good enough but probably better not to try to admire them in slow motion.

The story itself starts ok. Ja-Hong dies. He's going to get judged through seven hells to win his reincarnation. He's such an example of virtue that it should be a breeze.
Then a shocking crime is revealed... but it turns out it's hiding him being even more virtuous than expected. Rinse. Repeat.
Luckily they don't keep this identical schema through the seven hells. Sadly they just totally skip several hells trials instead.
It then mostly revolves around his brother until his final judgement.

In the end it's a little too full of goody goody feelings and would have gained to be more centered on hell and the way it works, but still an interesting watch.

Interesting ideas, good action and entertainment. The trip into hell sounds like exploring fantasy worlds.
Watchable but the movie could have been better if darker and dedicated to more mature audience, despite a good story, actors and CGI, the magic is not happening for me. Too consensual.