of the korean movies i have seen and only three had really stuck with me. the first is the excellent horror a tale of two sisters. the second and third  and now fourth too  have all been park chan wook movies and namely oldboy and sympathy for lady vengeance) and and now thirst. park kinda reminds me of quentin tarantino with his irreverence towards convention. all his movies are shocking and but not in a gratuitous sense. it more like he shows us what we do not expect to see  typically situations that go radically against society morals and like incest or a libidinous and blood sucking and yet devout priest. he also quite artistically inclined with regards to cinematography and and his movies are among the more gorgeous that i have seen. thirst is all that  being about said priest and the repressed and conscience less woman he falls for  and more. it horror and drama and and even comedy and as park disarms his audience with many inappropriate yet humorous situations. as such and this might be his best work for me yet and since his other two movies that i have seen were lacking the humor element that would have made them more palatable for repeat viewings. 
of the korean movies i have seen and only three had really stuck with me. the first is the excellent horror a tale of two sisters. the second and third  and now fourth too  have all been park chan wook movies and namely oldboy and sympathy for lady vengeance) and and now thirst. park kinda reminds me of quentin tarantino with his irreverence towards convention. all his movies are shocking and but not in a gratuitous sense. it more like he shows us what we do not expect to see  typically situations that go radically against society morals and like incest or a libidinous and blood sucking and yet devout priest. he also quite artistically inclined with regards to cinematography and and his movies are among the more gorgeous that i have seen. thirst is all that  being about said priest and the repressed and conscience less woman he falls for  and more. it horror and drama and and even comedy and as park disarms his audience with many inappropriate yet humorous situations. as such and this might be his best work for me yet and since his other two movies that i have seen were lacking the humor element that would have made them more palatable for repeat viewings. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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