Silenced

I completely agree. After watching this, i have to redefine my Korean top three. But i'm not sure i can ever watch it again. Literaly had to pause it every few minutes to catch my breath.

Hint: Look it up on Wikipedia and read about the aftermath of the movie release. At least some justice was done. Cinema is best when it gets the truth out there and set things in motion for the better.

This movie rendered me silent...speechless. To think that people actually did this, still do this. To think that kids actually went through this, still go through this. Humans are so freaking disgusting and disappointing, and this movie portrayed that so. damn. well. The leads were terrific, especially the child actors, and the movie portrayed everything so well- albeit heartrendingly so. WATCH!

words can't describe what this mere 2 hour film did to me

The best movie I will probably never watch again and one of the best movies I've ever seen. It left me deeply sad, disgusted and depressed, it made me wonder how can people so vile exist and so nonchalantly mingle with us. If you're doubting whether to watch it or not, just do it. It is a fantastic piece of cinema that regardless of how tough it can be to watch, deserves to be seen.

I am still crying gosh…

Probably one of the best movies I watched, but I will never watch it again. I had to take breaks while watching it because it was just so hard to stomach everything. It took me multiple days to process it after. The actors are all impressive and even though it's hard to watch, I consider it to be a must-watch for everyone.

This one of most hardest movies I have ever seen
It's hard to knos that it's really happened
even if it's just acting it's still hard!!!
like wtf i wish i can meet the real people to really make them suffer
I hope for anyone passed by something like that or for anyone in this life to be safe and away from this shitty world things
fuck
really fuck this world

Korean movies do reveal somthing dark

till now, two days after watching it .. i couldn't process what i watched in this movie... and i think i will never do

This film deserves the highest of praise, not for being a cinematic masterpiece or anything, but for its tragic and harrowing exploration of a highly pervasive issue in society. The emotional turmoil this film evokes makes every scene gut-wrenching. The child actors were spectacular in their performances for what must have been incredibly challenging scenes to portray. The fact that this film led to real reform within the justice system tells you how important media can be, but it's also troubling that it took an award-winning film for justice to be brought to those fucking bastards.