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ESC to close 3.67 (by 669 users)seumul 스물
  • 2015
  • film
  • Korea

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Titleinterface

romanized seumul
native
english Twenty (literal)
aka 20

Genres

genres comedy, youth

Language

language Korean

Production

country Korea
type real
format film

Release

date 25 Mar, 2015
duration 115 minutes
status released

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avg. score 3.67 of 5 by 669 users
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Synopsis

Frank Chi Ho, withdrawn Gyeong Jae and romantic Dong U are best friends but also the greatest enemies. Their friendship continues during adulthood, as a catalogue of failures, heartbreaks, fun twists and turns and attempt to understand the opposite sex and the world of adults.

Over time, however, their entertaining life collides with the brutal reality of everyday problems.

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Chi Ho
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Gyeong Jae
main
Dong U
main
Eun Hye
supporting
Jin Ju
supporting
So Min
supporting

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sunlary 15 Dec, 2017
Esse filme tem uma das cenas mais engraçadas que eu já vi E Woobin tá muito engraçado um dos melhores filmes desse gênero que eu já assisti
warmlia 09 Sep, 2016
I laughed so much
the fight scene in the end is epic
ahri1 20 Jan, 2016
The struggles of choosing a path in your twenties pictured in a funny way XD
Kim Woo Bin is hilarious.
3.8/5
unknown 05 Jan, 2016
I guess...the BEST korean movie i've ever seen...had to laugh SO MUCH!! XD
the 'fight' scene at the ebd of the movie...i nearly cried xD

...no matter how often i watch k-movies...they never made sense for me...so i'm more into kdramas. But now i have one favorite kmovie!

Totally recommend! *-*
stellybish 26 Jul, 2015
Way too many mentions of
s*x, di**s, fu**ing
in one movie...
It had some funny scenes but it was not as good as I hoped it to be.
But I like how it somehow portrayed freedom, making mistakes at 20 is normal.
*20 year old waving a hand here* haha
I actually enjoyed Jun Ho's acting a lot! Strangely... Woobin is not fit for comedies -.-
ilate 08 Jul, 2015
I had a lot of fun watching it but it's definitely not a movie I would re-watch ;)
misekeith 28 Jun, 2015
I wasn't a particular fan of anyone in the cast, actually, but I laughed so hard that I seriously risked to choke to death (...the problem of watching things while having lunch/dinner, I guess XD).
The story was your average slice of life/coming of age story, that's true, but I wasn't looking for something particularly original when I began watching a movie titled "Twenty". I actually love how they managed to make every single scene fresh with the out-of-the-blue humour, and I'm pretty sure that I will laugh for days remembering some of them.
I was already sighing of frustration when, right before the ending, Gyeon Jae Was gushing about how "they call them the roaring years because even if we fail we can do things all over again" (it must be the 5th time in a month I've heard this in a Korean movie/drama), and... then the coscription postcard arrived. XD Beautiful, really.


I would actually recommend this one - and I'm thinking to make some of my more 'I'll-never-like-Asian-cinema-anyway' friends watch it, so that they can change their minds. :)
bayanoh 25 Jun, 2015
barely 2.5/5...
It was boring as hell, but had some (not quite) funny scenes, that surly did not make up for the boring parts. I would recommend it only to those who are fan of one or some of the main leads, but not for others. If you are looking for a story do not watch this, you will definitely regret it.
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