Acting: All the cast were great.

I greatly appreciate their hard

work and dedication they put into the movie.

Director: Park Kwang Hyun

Ending: It was kind of satisfying and such an unexpected ending.

I’m glad it didn’t leave on a cliff hanger.

Strength: It has amazing visuals, excellent action, mind-boggling

thrills and a watertight script. Not to mention it is very well
executed with high technology.

Weaknesses: The major weakness in Fabricated City which led me in

confusion while watching the film is the missing plots for
characters’ side stories.

FILM REVIEW
 Title: Fabricated City

Plot: Others might find the plot is messy. The plot is easy to follow
at least for me, but it doesn’t mean it’s anywhere near as shallow.
It’s quite interesting though.

Leading Actor: I love his acting style and how he gets into the role.
He kept me fascinated by wanting more. Ji Chang-wook fits in the
lead role and did an excellent job.

Soundtrack: Absolutely obsessed with the the soundtrack. The

soundtrack is spectacular. Not only they’re such good song
choices, but they’re also all perfectly fitting for the scenes
they’re used in.

Recommendations: Should’ve had other supporting characters’ side

stories in the film’s storyline because it didn’t complete the whole
picture about their progress on how heroes saved the day and how
Chun-sang became the mastermind who control his puppets and
creating the world as his own with technology.

Genre: Action, thriller, mystery and crime

Special effect: To be frank, I’m amazed by the effect of

cinematography. The editing is pretty decent. It is so freaking
cool.
Costumes: I’m not saying I like the costumes because the lead
actor is one of my favourite actors but the costumes are very cool
and I really like them all.