Tell Me Something (2001)
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Reviews Counted:19
Fresh:9
Rotten:10
Average Rating:5.7/10
Theatrical Release:Sep 12, 2001 Limited
Synopsis: Black garbage bags filled with dismembered body parts begin to pop up around the city: in an elevator, on a highway, at the edge of a basketball court. The victims are nearly impossible to... Black garbage bags filled with dismembered body parts begin to pop up around the city: in an elevator, on a highway, at the edge of a basketball court. The victims are nearly impossible to identify. The killeršs motive is a complete mystery. Leading the investigation is Detective Cho (Han Suk-gyu), a burnt-out cop trying to redeem his tainted reputation with this case. Setting up a special crime investigation unit dedicated to these gruesome murders, Cho and his partner, the veteran Detective Oh (Chang Hang-sun) map out the order of the murders, interchanging the body parts like pieces in a grotesque puzzle. A break opens up in the case when Cho is led to a beautiful and enigmatic young artist. Su-yeon Chae (Shim Eun-ha), with whom all the victims have had relations. But aside from this lead, Cho is far from solving the case. Still without a motive, Cho is grasping for clues. While being drawn closer to the mysterious Su-yeon, he begins unraveling her tortured past, leading to new questions and suspects. Cho decides to investigate her late college classmate and current colleague Ki-yeon. While Cho questions Ki-yeon, the fragile Su-yeon is attacked, but manages to escape. After being released from police custody, Ki-yeon disappears, and early the next morning Detective Cho is notified of the fourth murder. Under the rainy urban landscape of Koreašs capital, another garbage bag is discovered on a highway. This time, the corpse is a headless Ki-yeon... -- © 2001 Kino International [More]
Starring: Han Suk-Kyu, Shim Eun-ha, Jang Hang-seon
Starring: Han Suk-Kyu, Shim Eun-ha, Jang Hang-seon
Director: Chang Yoon-hyun
Director: Chang Yoon-hyun
Studio: Kino International
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The Grand Guignol effects seemed more grim than convincing. Full Review |
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Giallo Korean Style: Tell Me Something Full Review |
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Has strong characters and a gruesomely intriguing plot but doesn't wrap up its central mystery convincingly. Full Review |
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Has a lot to show but little to say. Full Review |
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A complicated and stylish Korean thriller that will make viewers' skin crawl. Full Review |
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How can filmmakers from other countries make basically the same films we're making here but make them better? Full Review |
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A thoroughly predictable and irritatingly mechanical movie that nonetheless works exceptionally well within the parameters of its genre. Full Review |
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For all its style and assurance, Tell Me Something is not ultimately original enough to sustain its many horrific images, however brief they may be. Full Review |
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Stylish, but definitely not for the squeamish.
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Mainly demonstrates that Asian filmmakers are just as adept as Americans at producing genre exercises. Full Review |
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Stylish, sullen, and a little predictable, Tell Me Something is the match of any American film in its quasi-genre. Full Review |
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A thriller-chiller that is as shamelessly predictable as it is memorably grim. Full Review |
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While the ending might not come as a huge surprise, the journey makes for a grisly, dark bit of entertainment. Full Review |
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