Decision to Leave

Heart-rending, surprising, and twisty, all in unexpected and impactful ways that I'm not sure I liked, but which I certainly felt.

Very De Palma-esque in the best possible way. It also takes the characters and their desires seriously, which few of these kinds of thrillers rarely do.

Really enjoyed it, even though it has a different feel than his other films. In some ways closer to Wong Kar Wai’s “In the Mood for Love” than a Park Chan-Wook movie. Yes, it’s a romance, and sometimes the characters’ behavior seems silly, but that’s the hopeless romantic part of it, and it is original and authentic enough to carry this, as well as dark enough to add intrigue and elevate the film well above cliché-dom. A slow burn, but a burn nonetheless.

I don't understand how anyone couldn't understand this neo-noir film. It was sublime and original, and the illustrated 'obsession' mis-en-scene was pivotal throughout the entire film. Park Chan-wook's film is a must-see, viewing-worthy! Not leaving any spoilers, if you have problems with the subtitles (like I did sometimes), if you can rewind, do it!

I've would've liked the ending to be more ambiguous, but this is such a beautiful movie that really pushes on moral boundaries. Heartbreaking and beautiful. High, high recommend for people who like their romance with a dash of tragedy and suspense.

呵呵！对不起我就是我唯的脑残粉，这部电影明明就很好看啊啊啊啊啊不懂得人去火葬场请。

It's interesting that three times as many casual viewers disliked the movie in comparison to critics. I think the critics get it. I'm one of those viewers who just didn't get it, but I saw things I liked in it.

Meh. It was difficult reading the subtitles and trying to watch and understand the movie. Took me two days and a bunch of rewinding. Sorry it seemed clever, but I just can't recommend this due to the issues I mentioned.

A masterpiece, I want to watch it again many times

Hard to watch, uninteresting, and nonsensical. This is really overrated and was a waste of my time.