The Battleship Island In Hindi Free Download



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During the Japanese colonial era, roughly 400 Korean people, who were forced onto Battleship Island (&quot;Hashima Island&quot;) to mine for coal, attempt to a dramatic escape.
The three lead actors are among South Korea&#39;s most talented and loved, and the story of what Japan did to Korea is true (enslavement, rape, and mass murder, just as they inflicted on Nanking, China), a story that many Americans don&#39;t know about our ally. Though there are some plot gaps and sequencing gaffes creating a cut and paste effect in a few scenes, the film is well worth watching because of its themes, both historic and dramatic, and because of the twists, intrigues, betrayals, and heroism of this Korean story set in the face of the horrors of war and occupation. The film opens and closes in black and white, except at the end a spectral bit of horrifying color followed by the anguished face of the child. It follows a thrilling yet heartbreaking action sequence and closes with an elegiac triumph soaked in grief. This is, after all, a war story. There is a reason why Asians, especially the Koreans, have captured the world&#39;s attention while Hollywood continues to slide. They have tremendous talent, imagination, brilliance, and expertise along with a thousand-year history of culture, ideas, and experience. And because they are that good.
***Minor Spoilers Ahead***<br/><br/>I&#39;ve read four &quot;professional&quot; critics&#39; reviews on Metacritics so far, and I do not believe that they are doing justice to the movie. So I write mine own here. <br/><br/>The movie, although inspired by the harsh conditions of Japanese occupation of Korea, is highly fictional, and the last action piece never happened.<br/><br/>That said, the movie is a re-visioned piece, much like Tarantino&#39;s &quot;Inglorious Basterds.&quot; The movie borrows many elements from Tarantino. 1) Inhumane treatment by historically superior entity, 2) re- visioned telling of the story, and 3) interim comedy. <br/><br/>The third element is one this movie executes well. The comedic relationship between the two main characters, along with the horrific conditions they are placed in, make you feel invested in their future. <br/><br/>As it is with Korean cinematic custom, the actions sequence was brutally violent. However, it was magnificently done. Every minute of it I was clutching the sides of my seat, hoping that the protagonists would prevail. <br/><br/>The movie also has layers of hidden messages that perhaps foreigners might not get. The movie&#39;s ending action piece is accompanied by &quot;Ecstasy of Gold.&quot; The music feels out of place yet it oddly fits into the narrative of the entire movie. There, the filmmaker&#39;s alluding to the same message &quot;The Good and the Bad and the Ugly&quot; presents in its scene. The scene from &quot;the Good&quot; shows a man* running in a mass graveyard but ecstatic due to his satisfaction of greed. What should be a solemn and mournful place is turned to a fest of greed. <br/><br/>The message is toward current Korean culture. Likewise, the filmmaker is criticizing Koreans who live blissfully in unparalleled amount of wealth, almost forgetting the holocaust their ancestors suffered merely two generations ago.<br/><br/>The downside is that there is a lack of development for other characters. By consequence, the side-plot feels out of place and too sudden. There is a twist in the middle, but that twist is likewise affected by the underdevelopment of characters. A good twist needs breadcrumbs leading up to the twist so that it gives the audience the feeling of &quot;aha!&quot; after combining all the clues. This movie had none. <br/><br/>In sum, this movie is a great piece that reminds Koreans of the horrors of their ancestors. And, for us foreigners, the movie is informative of the actions of the other side of the AXIS during World War II. It is a historical fact that this island is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Though the Japanese came to an agreement with Koreans that the site used forced labor, they are not providing this information on their tour program and their tour website.
The troubling whiff of nationalist sentiment doesn’t entirely blunt the force and sweep of Ryoo’s multi-pronged narrative, even when the story generally proceeds in fits and starts.
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