Decision to Leave
From a mountain peak in South Korea, a man plummets to his death. Did he jump, or was he pushed? When detective Hae-joon arrives on the scene, he begins to suspect the dead man’s wife Seo-rae. But as he digs deeper into the investigation, he finds himself trapped in a web of deception and desire. From TMDB
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60 of 138 · most liked firstDecision to Leave is a strange, sad movie, stylish and deeply felt. In part, it is about misunderstanding and not knowing your own self, and what happens when you do not understand the difference between love and an attraction to the unknown.
unlabelledView post →I loved Park Chan-wook's spectacular DECISION TO LEAVE (2022) when it came out and think it should have gotten some love from the Academy. So it's today's afternoon movie. #filmsky #NowWatching
unlabelledView post →DECISION TO LEAVE? More like, decision to watch a good movie! Tatiana Maslany (!) joins us to discuss Park’s most recent film, a romantic noir that gets text messaging absolutely right. Our latest episode: audioboom.com/posts/8360360-…
unlabelledView post →One thing that is deeply annoying about streaming is that it is allergic to telling you what type of film something actually is. E.g. is this Decision To Leave, an intelligent, brilliantly constructed thriller, or is it All The Old Knives, a great one-and-done, high quality thriller?
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook. Happy Birthday, 8/23/63. Despite recent controversy with Writer's Guild, he has directed some bangers! 03 Oldboy 05 Lady Vengeance 09 Thirst 16 The Handmaiden Recent films DECISION TO LEAVE (22) & NO OTHER CHOICE (25) also rock. #filmsky 🎥
unlabelledView post →saw someone on the film feed rate 'Decision to Leave' one star and blocked immediately, i don't need that kind of lunacy in my life
unlabelledView post →Park Chan-wook (with scenes from his film "Decision to Leave") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →i need all of you to watch DECISION TO LEAVE (2022) so you can appreciate how funny this joke is. it's also a fantastic movie that is best of the decade so far but either way
unlabelledView post →50) Decision to Leave. Wasn’t sure how well this would rewatch, but it’s still a classic. Has anyone ever looked better than Tang Wei in this film?
unlabelledView post →"No Other Choice" is now streaming on Hulu. Another good Park Chan-wook film is "Decision to Leave"--also available on Hulu.
unlabelledView post →A nice coup for the Cannes Film Festival. After frequent Croisette appearances with OLDBOY, THE HANDMAIDEN and DECISION TO LEAVE, among others, Park Chan-wook will be the first Korean director to serve as president of the official competition jury at the 79th edition in May.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching DECISION TO LEAVE (2022). Director: Park Chan-Wook. Tang Wei, Park Hae-il. Getting caught up with brilliant mind behind OLDBOY, THIRST, THE HANDMAIDEN (among others). #filmsky 🎬🎞📽🎥
unlabelledView post →So excited that No Other Choice is screening at London Film Festival (LFF). I am def going to try for tickets! I saw Decision To Leave at LFF and Park Chan Wook introduced his film beautifully. Plus, how amazing would it be if some of the cast were there too? #nootherchoice #parkchanwook #lff
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Decision to Leave. letterboxd.com/lppny/film/d...
unlabelledView post →Today at 6 pm, I’m hosting the Houston Film Critics Society’s screening of Park Chan-Wook’s DECISION TO LEAVE at River Oaks Theatre! It’s a great Hitchcockian thriller. Hear me talk about Park Chan-Wook today with tickets: www.theriveroakstheatre.com/movie/RiverO...
unlabelledView post →[journalist voice] word on the street is that renowned shitposter, artist, film critic, lawyer, journalist, politician, and etc katie tightpussy is Still Mad that park chan-wook's DECISION TO LEAVE (2022) has not been given the respect it deserves
unlabelledView post →I've not seen a bad film by him but Oldboy, JSA, The Handmaiden, Decision to Leave and No Other Choice? Those are five of the finest films ever made, the technical excellence and emotional depth is astounding.
unlabelledView post →Sorry(, baby), I'm trying to be more positive these days. Let me rephrase this: I hope The Secret Agent gets every nomination it can tomorrow, because it is a truly special movie in a way that only a few others—Decision to Leave, La Chimera, all the Hamaguchis—have been to me this decade.
unlabelledView post →"oh wow another Korean movie! I'm sure this 'Decision To Leave' is going to be just as life affirming!"
unlabelledView post →Park Chan-Wook (OLDBOY, THE HANDMAIDEN, DECISION TO LEAVE, LADY VENGEANCE)'s new film NO OTHER CHOICE may very well be his best.
unlabelledView post →Park Chan-Wook has a new film this winter that is getting a lot of buzz, but in Houston you can see his last film, DECISION TO LEAVE. Houston Film Critics Society is hosting at River Oaks Houston. It's a great Hitchcockian thriller about a cop and a murder suspect who fall for each other. Tickets:
unlabelledView post →Decision To Leave (2022) Contender for my favourite film, I just adore Park Chan-Wook's cinematography and storytelling so much aaaaaaaaaaa. Another amazing score, too. It is an unhealthy love story between detective and suspect, and has one of the most memorable ending scenes I've ever witnessed
unlabelledView post →One of the movies I'm most looking forward to at the Venice Film Festival. THE HANDMAIDEN and DECISION TO LEAVE are two of the best films of the last decade.
unlabelledView post →Oldboy is a very good movie but yes does deal with some darker themes. A classic revenge flick. That being said, Decision to Leave is considerably better. A film as devastating as it is beautiful.
unlabelledView post →Waittttt I can use Bluesky now for something! I am gonna watch my 500th movie soon and I want you to choose. It’ll either be: Decision to Leave Heathers Princess Mononoke Venom: Let There Be Carnage Hoodwinked Vote for one please! (Also later imma see Emilia Perez as my 499th heh)
unlabelledView post →Using Decision To Leave for this movie scene is foul #Daybreak
unlabelledView post →Friends, I'm seeking an Asian film with good cinematography that emphasizes the cityscape, such as Decision to Leave or Fallen Angels, thx
unlabelledView post →Finally watching Past Lives. It’s good But as a romance, pales in comparison to last year’s Decision To Leave, the best romantic film to come along in quite some time :)
unlabelledView post →Loved ‘No Other Choice’. A lot of fun and beautifully filmed. Still prefer Decision to Leave but this wasn’t far off.
unlabelledView post →#YadangTheSnitch releases international trailer. The film has been very popular for the BTS work of cinematographer #LeeMoGae (Exhuma), production designer #LeeMokWon (Train to Busan), costume designer #KwakJungae (Decision to Leave), and stunt coordinator #HeoMyeongHaeng (The Roundup franchise).
unlabelledView post →Decision to Leave. Good ass film.
unlabelledView post →after ANATOMY OF A FALL and DECISION TO LEAVE, there needs to be a third movie in the "guy falling off a rock, wife suspected of foul play" genre. HUSBAND HAS FALLEN
unlabelledView post →Two movies with radically different paces glued together. The second half punishes you for wishing the first half would pick up a bit. #Movies #DecisiontoLeave https://letterboxd.com/rodhilton/film/decision-to-leave/
unlabelledView post →QTP with some of your favorite film shots of all time some recent-ish movies with shots I love Pain and Glory 2019 Shin Godzilla 2016 Decision to Leave 2022 Hundreds of Beavers 2022
unlabelledView post →Well, now that I’ve seen it, it’s pretty much exactly as demented an oversight that No Other Choice wasn’t even nominated for Best Foreign Film, like Decision To Leave before it. Oscars just don’t understand Park Chan-wook I guess, but these are like immaculate films, you guys.
unlabelledView post →The International Feature Film nomination process is stupid but also something I'm obsessed with. A Park film has never been nominated both because the Oscars passed on Decision to Leave and No Other Choice but also because South Korea submitted The Age of Shadows in 2016 instead of The Handmaiden.
unlabelledView post →High probability I'll be watching the 2022 Park Chan-wook film "Decision to Leave" this evening. Heard good things, & I liked Thirst and The Handmaiden quite a bit
unlabelledView post →tonight's movie is Decision to Leave. ohhh boyyy
unlabelledView post →I would like to see Namjoon do something like Decision To Leave. He loved that movie and I think he would do a good job at being a regular person wrapped up in something a bit beyond him. #BTS #MeetMeAtTheMagicShop
unlabelledView post →32. Don’t know how to explain it, but Decision to Leave feels like Korean Phantom Thread, but with more sore stakes. The way this film has burrowed into my brain and refuses to leave.
unlabelledView post →Boston film critics go six rounds of voting in the Best Editing category to end up with a rare tie: "Decision to Leave" (editor, Kim Sang-beom) and "Aftersun" (Blair McClendon) both win. #BSFC #movies #DecisionToLeave #Aftersun
unlabelledView post →Decision to Leave is a grear model for cell phone use in a film
unlabelledView post →If you haven't watched it, I highly recommend 'Decision to Leave' movie! #borahour
unlabelledView post →No TITANE, no NEW WORLD or DECISION TO LEAVE or KNIVES OUT? Or the vastly-superior Wright film HOT FUZZ?
unlabelledView post →Hey Houston! I'll be representing the Houston Film Critics Society on Sunday 11/9 as we host Park Chan-Wook's DECISION TO LEAVE at the River Oaks Theatre. It's a great thriller, Hitchcockian in scope, and very unlike Chan-Wook's other films. Tickets here: www.theriveroakstheatre.com/movie/RiverO...
unlabelledView post →I’m thinking about Decision To Leave again, what an incredibly haunting movie.
unlabelledView post →Rewatched Decision To Leave. Still a near flawless film.
unlabelledView post →3 favorite directors with your favorite film by each John Carpenter - Big Trouble in Little China Céline Sciamma - Petite Maman Park Chan-wook - Decision to Leave #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Decision To Leave... that's a movie
unlabelledView post →Movie of the day, No Other Choice. By itself, it's pretty good, but when compared with the great Handmaiden and the suoer great Decision to Leave, it's def a step downward. It is a treat to see Son Ye-jin 😍 and Kim Hyung-mook 👍 in any movie or drama! YMMV #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Ooooo, I mean Decision to Leave might be his most romantic film for me. But pretty much all of his films starting with I'm a Cyborg But That's Okay have been about love.
unlabelledView post →I feel like nobody saw Decision to Leave (which I FUCKING LOVED) but also 2022 was an absolutely off the hook movie year so I understand. I might watch it again before No Other Choice. Park Chan-wook is one of the best directors working imo
unlabelledView post →If Decision to Leave was Park Chan-wook’s serious Jimmy Stewart Hitchcock movie, No Other Choice is his sillier Cary Grant Hitchcock movie. Very entertaining, a bit meandering in the middle but brilliant ending. Insert Doofenshmirtz meme about Korean thrillers with Native American costumes. #TIFF50
unlabelledView post →somehow I both agree with this and think that Decision To Leave is the second best movie from the 21st century about a detective in a small coastal town who's really sleepy
unlabelledView post →Monday Movie Mini-🧵: our first film is a recent addition to the New Korean Cinema art movement - Decision to Leave (2022) - directed by Park Chan-Wook, of cult classic Oldboy fame. For those going in blind, this Neo-Noir deftly obfuscates and subverts genre expectations. #film #cinephile #movie
unlabelledView post →What’s the horniest movie? I’m not asking for sexually explicit. I’m asking for a certain kind of vibe. Decision To Leave features a total of one kiss and no touching and it’s so horny
unlabelledView post →Really shouldn't surprise me how weird Park Chan-wook's Decision to Leave is, but...it's VERY weird. Just a remakably strange movie about obsession filtered through every type of modern mundanity.
unlabelledView post →this is what the movie Decision to Leave is about
unlabelledView post →Just in case you've not seen it, Park Chan-wook's Decision to Leave is now on BBC iPlayer. Top Sunday evening thriller right there www.justwatch.com/uk/movie/dec...
unlabelledView post →La Chimera is probably the most Made for Me (JJ) movie since Decision to Leave.
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