[Movie 2020] Alive, 살아있다

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‘#Alive’ Cast Update 2022: Here’s What Keeping Yoo Ah In, Park Shin Hye Busy this Year

 

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BY Geca Wills Mar 10, 2022 09:00 AM EST

"#Alive," which stars Park Shin Hye and Yoo Ah In, is among the blockbuster films in 2020. At the height of the pandemic, the K-zombie film successfully hit the 1 million mark five days after its premiere. 

Helmed and written by Lee Il Hyung and Jo Il Hyung, the survival thriller film follows the story of people who are trapped inside an apartment building during a zombie outbreak. With no means of communication, the victims struggle to survive and locate their families. 

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11 Korean Zombie Movies To Be Afraid At Night

Bloodykiss Aug 3, 2022  ·  1,133 Views  

 6. "Alive"

 

 

 

 

 

You can also watch the movie "Alive", released in 2020 by Cho IlHyung. Popular actors being in the film, it sold out when it was released in cinemas, and received good scores when it was released on Netflix. The zombies are no longer the "main actors" of the film, but two humans living in an apartment complex, doing their best to survive by communicating through a wire between their buildings. However, the infected are dreadful, because they retain a form of human intelligence and can, for example, open doors. We also realize what a human is capable of doing to survive, and for the "well-being" of its family. The solution to get out of it? Social networks!

 

Actors: Yoo AhIn, Park ShinHye 

 

 

 

https://www.kpopmap.com/11-korean-zombie-movies-to-be-afraid-at-night/

 

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‘#Alive’ Is Your Typical Zombie Film: A Review

by Myla Torres-EderSeptember 13, 2020

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“#Alive” has been topping the Netflix chart in the Philippines, and here’s our review of the latest Korean zombie hit.

The Plot

The film stars Yoo Ah-in as Oh Joon-woo, a gamer who struggles to stay alive after a zombie outbreak. Park Shin-hye is Kim Yoo-bin, a tenant who lives across Oh Joon-woo. 

 

The movie goes straight to the point as it shows how tenants in a compound are attacked by zombies. Oh Joon-woo is alone in his house while his family is out. He sees what’s happening outside and he locks himself up. He tries to get through with scarce food and water after receiving a message from his family telling him to survive. However, days have passed and still there’s no rescue in sight. As Oh Joon-woo contemplates on taking his own life, he meets Kim Yoo-bin. The two come up with a plan to survive.

 

 

 

Surviving an Outbreak

Just like other zombie outbreak films or TV series, it’s all about the thrill of the chase. “#Alive” delivers in that aspect, with the two leads barely escaping the undead. 

Yoo Ah-in gives a believable performance of a young man challenged physically and psychologically by his self-imposed lockdown. In the presence of an outbreak, the mental challenges sometimes outweigh the physical ones. Most of us have experienced this during this time of pandemic.

 

 

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Zombie Apocalypse in the Age of Social Media

If you’re someone who believes that a zombie apocalypse is in the horizon, “#Alive” is like an instructional video on how to survive. Technology and resourcefulness might just be the key to stay alive. 

Just like food and water, communication is as important in a zombie attack. In the film, survivors had to tag themselves “alive” on social media as they await rescue. In Oh Joon-woo’s case, his game streaming channel helped him to connect with the rest of the world and kept him sane during his ordeal.

Just Another Zombie Movie

However thrilling this movie is, “#Alive” pales in comparison to its Korean zombie film predecessor “Train To Busan” or the zombie slash period drama “Kingdom.” There is no explanation whatsoever of how the infection started, which leaves us to think that the writers might be setting up a sequel.

 

 

 

If you’re a fan of this horror genre, you might find #Alive a rehash of sorts. It might even remind you of the Filipino zombie film “Block Z,” especially towards the end as the two leads battle it out with the undead.

Our honest review is that while “#Alive” is an enjoyable watch, that is all there is to it. We’re not mad though as it offers a thrilling distraction from the anxiety during this pandemic.

 

 

“#Alive” is now streaming on Netflix.

 

 

https://www.hallyudorama.com/alive-review/

 

Have you watched #Alive  yet?

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19 Amazing Korean Movies on Netflix

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Are you a Korean movie buff, or learning to speak Korean? Then these Korean movies on Netflix are a must-watch!

Below are some of the best Korean movies on Netflix for language learners — and just the general movie lover.

South Korea has a thriving movie industry (often called Hallyuwood, for the “Korean wave”) which has produced top Korean movies like Train to Busan, Oldboy, and Parasite. Speaking of Parasite, it was the first non-English language movie to win an Academy Award for Best Picture!

Listed below are the best Korean movies on Netflix for any genre: action, romance, comedy, horror, thrillers, dramas. There are even a couple Korean kids’ movies!

Let’s jump into the Hallyu, the “Korean wave” of popular entertainment from South Korea!

A note from the Fluent in 3 Months team before we get started: You can chat away in Korean for at least 15 minutes with the "Fluent in 3 Months" method. All it takes is 90 days. Tap this link to find out more.

Korean Action Movies on Netflix

#Alive

Hangul: #살아있다
Released: 2020
Director: Il Cho
Genre: Horror, Action
IMDb Rating: 6.2/10

Another horror movie starring Park Shin-hye, #Alive immediately hit the Netflix Top 10 charts in the US.

The story centers around video gamer live streamer, Joon-woo, who’s forced to stay isolated in his apartment while trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. He connects with a fellow survivor, Yoo-bin, and together they try to stay alive until rescue comes… if it can.

https://www.fluentin3months.com/korean-movies-on-netflix/

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Ranked No. 1 in the world after 'Jeongi' and 'The Glory'... What is Korean content?

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So, let's look back at the works that showed the dignity of K-content on Netflix.

3 movies that hit Netflix

'Jeongi'

'Alive'

Starring Yoo Ah-in and Park Shin-hye

Released on June 24, 2022

 

 

Photo = Poster of the movie 'Alive'

The movie 'Alive', starring Yoo Ah-in and Park Shin-hye, was released on June 24, 2020 and mobilized 1.9 million domestic viewers. It is a survival thriller that depicts the story of people isolated in an apartment alone, with all means of contact cut off, such as data, Wi-Fi, text, and phone, while the city is out of control due to an unknown zombie virus attack.

In the case of 'Alive', unlike the theater performance affected by Corona 19 at the time of its release, it vomited its spirit by recording first place in the Netflix film global category two days after it was released through Netflix in September 2020. 

According to FlixPatrol, which provides video content ranking charts, 'Alive' topped the movie charts in 35 countries around the world, including the United States, France, Spain, Sweden, Russia and Australia, as of the 10th.

'Alive' was the first Korean content to top Netflix in the US and European markets.

 

 

https://www.mhns.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=546696

 

 

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#Alive mines the zombie genre for a captivity/survival film, which I love. It misses the chance to be SO much more about its unique social media angle and the characterization logic gets a bit porous in the 3rd act. But it's FUN. And you want the humans to live. That's something.

 

 

 

via @filmobjective