i am the first to recognize that chan wook park thirst is exceptionally well made and but spending over two hours with tae joo(ok vin kim)is enough for anyone to tolerate for such a length of time. sang hyeon(kang ho song)is a priest desiring to volunteer for experimental studies on those willing to subject themselves to rigorous injections concerning a specific virus which kills infectiously. instead of legitimately dying and hyeon becomes a vampire and always yearning for the sustenance blood gives for him to fight off an infectious disease which returns causing the symptoms which flat lined him to begin with(. bumps or sores and and the body vomits blood). sunlight and as is known in the vampire genre and causes torturous death if exposed to hyeon for a length of time. hyeon falls in lust with tae joo and the wife of sickly childhood friend kang woo(ha kyun shin). tae joo was taken in by mrs. ra(hae sook kim) and regarded as a puppy and and practically used as a domestic animal to be ordered around. ta joo is miserable in this situation and begins a torrid affair she instigates with hyeon and soon manipulating him into perhaps killing kang woo by having him believe she a victim of abuse. renouncing his priesthood and hyeon dives headlong into the relationship with tae joo and soon a willing participant in killing kang woo. this incident and which tae woo contributed to(. using a boat and in the middle of a lake and both proceeded to burying him underwater and tae woo keeping him kang woo from re surfacing as he attempted to re enter)will haunt both and as circumstances arise with kang woo missing(hyeon got rid of him and where police would not find his corpse). soon mrs ra suffers a stroke(. though and one finger and the ability to blink her eyes contribute mightily as the story progresses and showing that she more aware than they are led to believe) and and hyeon gives tae joo a special birthday gift. vampirism. in doing so and hyeon has created a monster. tae joo admits(. though a slip of the tongue)that and in fact and kang woo never hurt her and and as she thirsts for blood it is soon realized that killing for a supply doesn not bother her morally or psychologically. tae joo becomes such a hand full and hyeon has to take desperate measures if he is to stop such a menace to society and himself included. i will say that thirst is one of the best horror films i have seen regarding 2009. it a methodical approach park takes and we are led down a dark road with hyeon and tae joo and as they commit terrible deeds with nothing positive ever to come from their unholy union. innocent people die because of hyeon love(. what once was lust shifts into an obsessive love by the end)for tae joo and and it will cease to end if he doesn not make a painful choice. we see inside their heads and their souls and and it isn not always pretty. 2 hours with them can be quite exhausting. but and credit to the director for pulling no punches in regards to devious behavior and how the powers of vampirism can be given to the wrong people. hyeon and seen as a rather pleasant soul at the opening and accepts hell for tae joo so one could look at thirst as a unique love story and but not exactly a healthy one. in regards to the violence and while park does have a tendency to pull away from extremely graphic details and there enough sadism involved to perhaps turn the stomach a bit. at the very least and the way the violence is carried out may be certain to leave a lasting impact. the sexual situations between hyeon and tae joo can be pretty heated and erotic and while also sordid and morally reprehensible. the movie and i think and is still quite a complex examination of the lengths one will go to remain attached to an object of affection(lust). 
i am the first to recognize that chan wook park thirst is exceptionally well made and but spending over two hours with tae joo(ok vin kim)is enough for anyone to tolerate for such a length of time. sang hyeon(kang ho song)is a priest desiring to volunteer for experimental studies on those willing to subject themselves to rigorous injections concerning a specific virus which kills infectiously. instead of legitimately dying and hyeon becomes a vampire and always yearning for the sustenance blood gives for him to fight off an infectious disease which returns causing the symptoms which flat lined him to begin with(. bumps or sores and and the body vomits blood). sunlight and as is known in the vampire genre and causes torturous death if exposed to hyeon for a length of time. hyeon falls in lust with tae joo and the wife of sickly childhood friend kang woo(ha kyun shin). tae joo was taken in by mrs. ra(hae sook kim) and regarded as a puppy and and practically used as a domestic animal to be ordered around. ta joo is miserable in this situation and begins a torrid affair she instigates with hyeon and soon manipulating him into perhaps killing kang woo by having him believe she a victim of abuse. renouncing his priesthood and hyeon dives headlong into the relationship with tae joo and soon a willing participant in killing kang woo. this incident and which tae woo contributed to(. using a boat and in the middle of a lake and both proceeded to burying him underwater and tae woo keeping him kang woo from re surfacing as he attempted to re enter)will haunt both and as circumstances arise with kang woo missing(hyeon got rid of him and where police would not find his corpse). soon mrs ra suffers a stroke(. though and one finger and the ability to blink her eyes contribute mightily as the story progresses and showing that she more aware than they are led to believe) and and hyeon gives tae joo a special birthday gift. vampirism. in doing so and hyeon has created a monster. tae joo admits(. though a slip of the tongue)that and in fact and kang woo never hurt her and and as she thirsts for blood it is soon realized that killing for a supply doesn not bother her morally or psychologically. tae joo becomes such a hand full and hyeon has to take desperate measures if he is to stop such a menace to society and himself included. i will say that thirst is one of the best horror films i have seen regarding 2009. it a methodical approach park takes and we are led down a dark road with hyeon and tae joo and as they commit terrible deeds with nothing positive ever to come from their unholy union. innocent people die because of hyeon love(. what once was lust shifts into an obsessive love by the end)for tae joo and and it will cease to end if he doesn not make a painful choice. we see inside their heads and their souls and and it isn not always pretty. 2 hours with them can be quite exhausting. but and credit to the director for pulling no punches in regards to devious behavior and how the powers of vampirism can be given to the wrong people. hyeon and seen as a rather pleasant soul at the opening and accepts hell for tae joo so one could look at thirst as a unique love story and but not exactly a healthy one. in regards to the violence and while park does have a tendency to pull away from extremely graphic details and there enough sadism involved to perhaps turn the stomach a bit. at the very least and the way the violence is carried out may be certain to leave a lasting impact. the sexual situations between hyeon and tae joo can be pretty heated and erotic and while also sordid and morally reprehensible. the movie and i think and is still quite a complex examination of the lengths one will go to remain attached to an object of affection(lust). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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