Da-an Park, Ho-bin Jeong, Hyeon-a Seong
Directed with a sure hand by Woo-Cheol Lee, this complex and suspenseful Korean horror thriller tells the story of Mi-ju, a virtuoso cellist who survives a brutal car accident and decides to spend mor...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 25, 2006
Stats: 143 reviews
Hugely disappointing, very slow moving which was felt throughout, it may have some originality to it, but it was very dull.
Asia looks awful judging by its horror films. Apparently everything is haunted/cursed. Shoes, video tapes, mobile phones, cameras and of course cellos. This film is just a regurgitation of previous horror efforts. Of course there are nice suspenseful moments and some great visual...( read more)
Ugh. Cello is just maddeningly bad. Where do I start? The relentless cribbing from every other successful Asian horror ever? The fact that every single subplot dies in the water without contributing to the movie at all? The lousy performances? The cheap aesthetics and sloppy, off...( read more)
chiiling korean horror movie..to be honest..I got lost in the last 10 minutes..but the last frame is one heckuva money shot...should run a cold chill down your spine...a bit slow moving, but nice use of sound and acting is above par
Cello goes in too many directions to be called a nice film, unfortunately. Otherwise, the cinematography is great. But don't expect to be scared.
This film started with such a good premise but quickly lost the plot with random Asian horror cliches and rather strange death scenes. The story seemed pretty interesting but it was executed so poorly.
i found this movie pretty good. i love horror films and asian horror films seem to do better these days. i mean the ycome up with the most random plot and make it scary. like this movie for instance. there were a few parts i didnt expect and thats what i liked about it
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