Seok Bong es un profesor de historia coreana y sueña con ser Indiana Jones. Su objetivo de vida es encontrar un tesoro nacional y para eso, no le importa hacerse con una deuda para comprar el "equipo adecuado". Joo Bong es el jefe de equipo de una empresa de arquitectura que sueña con emigrar a Alemania, la tierra de la justicia. Él tiene una reputación por sus habilidades en el trabajo pero él es un debilucho. Estos dos hermanos no se han visto en años, pero regresan a Andong al escuchar la noticia de que su padre falleció. En su camino hacia casa, golpearon Oh Ro Ra, una empleada del centro cultural. Esta chica de aspecto reservado no recuerda nada después del accidente. El funeral de su padre era sólo una excusa y los hermanos tenían sus propias razones para volver a casa, pero se enfrentan a la verdad sobre su familia. ¿Serán capaces de alcanzar sus metas y tener el funeral de su padre? Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 부라더
- También conocida como:
- Guionista: Heo Seong hye
- Guionista y Director: Chang You Jeong
- Géneros: Comedia, Drama, Familia
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Reparto y créditos
- Ma Dong Seok Papel principal
- Lee Dong Hwi Papel principal
- Lee Ha Nui Papel principal
- Song Young ChangDang SookPapel secundario
- Jo Woo JinLee Mi BongPapel secundario
- Song Sang Eun[Mi Bong's wife]Papel secundario
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When I read the synopsis, I thought The Bros would be a remake of "Passed Away," a 90's funeral comedy starring Bob Hoskins and William Peterson. It isn't. The only similarities are the 2 brothers and their disconnect from their father. Dong Suk Ma and Dong Hwi Lee play 2 estranged brothers that head to the family estate after the death of their father. Both have hidden agendas that are the real reasons they have headed home in 20 years. Suk Bong Lee (Ma) is the eldest brother. He's a broke lecturer and adventurer who dreams of finding a national treasure. Lee Joo Bong (Lee) is the 2nd brother who works for a company wanting to run a highway through the family's property. The brother's relationships and shenanigans are what make the movie. The story isn't much different from other funeral comedies but they did leave out any debauchery, which was refreshing. There's also the weird woman. In most comedies at least one of the brothers would have fallen for her, but not this one. The Bros just think she's odd.
Although they look nothing alike and you'd be hard pressed to think them full blood brothers, Ma and Lee are wonderful in their roles. Their chemistry was really good. I think there's something about Ma's 'hard working guy just trying to get ahead' look that leads him to play characters with sincerity even when the character isn't very trustworthy. You trust in him and it causes an instant chemistry on camera. I'm not very familiar with Lee, but he did a good job as did Honey Lee (how many Lee's were in this movie?) as the weird woman. The supporting cast was great. Jung Jae Jin played a family elder. He was a scene stealing marvel. He was hilarious, especially at the end when he lost his composure and tried to fight one of the brothers. I know it's advertised as having a guest appearance by Ji Chang Wook. The emphasis is appearance. He's in the movie 5 minutes or less. Do not watch this movie because you're his fan and wish to see him. You will be disappointed.
The music was fitting. I liked the theme used for the 'weird woman.' It was sufficiently silly sounding.
The rewatch value for me is high as I tend to rewatch funeral comedies at least once.
Overall, I'd give The Bros an 8.5. It was funny and entertaining. It will not break any records and it won't movie the industry forward. It is what it is, an entertaining quirky comedy.
I was hoping for Lee Ha Nee to show up, but she doesn’t show up that often unfortunately. And I came up with the conclusion that she was their mother (when younger) when they immediately realize that no one can see her except them.
When it reaches the part where Ma Dong Seok reads his father’s letter, it brought me to tears. Who would think that someone like Ma Dong Seok could bring so much feels in the movie, right?
And for the last parts, Lee Ha Nee and Ji Chang Wook, the perfect couple, I guess. I wish I could see more of Ji Chang Wook in the movie, tho. But, overall, the movie shows a great brotherly bond.
Definitely a 9 out of 10 ⭐️