Begins and ends with violence but innocence changed the trajectory of everything
A Bittersweet Life is a Korean action-crime drama. Lee Byung-Hun is Sunwoo whose told by his boss Mr. Kang (Kim Yeong-Cheoi) to look over his girlfriend Heesoo (Shin Min-ah). It seems like a straight-forward plot with a predictable turn of events but it turns out to be anything but. The movie is about the cost of pride.<br /><br />The story is broken up into three broad acts. The first establishes Sunwoo’s character as an enforcer for Mr. Kang. The second part contrasts Sunwoo to Heesoo. He’s a man of violence. She’s innocence. That touched him. The third is the main part where Kang decides that Sunwoo has slighted but he refuses to admit to anything wrong. That leads to the conflict in the story.<br /><br />The movie definitely goes through a big unexpected twist in the middle. The last part just turns into a big actionfest featuring Sunwoo’s skills.<br /><br />Overall A Bittersweet Life is a very stylish film that begins and ends with violence, but it’s the image of the young woman Sunwoo that actually changed everything.
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