Films Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds, life after death




Director: Kim Yong-hwa
Producer: Kim Yong-hwa, Won Dong-yeon
Scenario: Kim Yong-hwa
Actor: Ha Jung-woo, Cha Tae-hyun, Ju Ji-hoon, Kim Hyang-gi
Distributor: Lotte Entertainment
Release date: December 20, 2017
Duration: 139 minutes
Country: South Korea



Initially, Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds was a manhwa written by Joo Ho-min, then adapted to the big screen on December 20, 2017 in South Korea. This film tells about the understanding of the afterlife or afterlife by Buddhism who believe in karma, retribution, and reincarnation. Everyone who dies will be tried in seven hells within 49 days. If you get through it all, the spirit can return to the world of the living or reincarnated.



The Story Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds begins with firefighter Ja Hong (Cha Tae-hyun) who died from falling from a tall building after rescuing one of the fire victims. Ja Hong did not realize he had died until he met with three guardian angels Gang-Rim (Ha Jung-woo), Haewonmak (Ju Ji-hoon) and Deok-Choon (Kim Hyang-gi). They are Ja Hong's bodyguards to the gate of afterlife or afterlife. Ja Hong became a noble spirit because during his lifetime, even when he was about to die, he still helped people.



When entering afterlife, Ja Hong must pass 7 courts in 7 hell in 49 days to be reincarnated. The seven gods from each hell will prosecute Ja Hong according to what he did during his life. The seven courts that must be passed by Ja Hong are the courts of murder, laziness, dishonesty, injustice, betrayal, violence and apostasy.



Ja Hong really wanted to be reincarnated so he could meet again with his mute mother. But Ja Hong's trial process was hampered because her younger brother, Su Hong (Kim Dong Wook) died unnaturally and became a curious spirit. Can Ja Hong be reincarnated?



Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds not only provide a picture of what we will go through after we leave the world. But a touch of plot about the family in this film will also succeed in making you cry while watching it. For approximately 140 minutes of the film, you will see pieces of the past life of Jahong together with his sister and mother, the secrets he hid from his mother, and also something that his mother hid during this time. Apart from giving us warnings to continue to do good as long as we stand in the world, Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds also gives us a little flickering, how important communication and openness in a family, become one thing that often escapes our attention. 



Admittedly, the story offered in this film is very interesting. Ja Hong's figure invites us to look a little past, what we have been through all this time, what we have done, not only for families, but also those closest to us and ourselves. We seem to be brought to life after death and take responsibility for all our actions in life. Every trial that Ja Hong goes through makes us remember our sins for life. This film will also make us remember, will regret that can not be fixed once the time we have in this world is up.



With a fairly long duration (140 minutes), and a fairly complex storyline, however, some entertaining scenes and action scenes will not bore us while watching them. Although, there are some scenes that use CGI, the animation looks "cheap" and not as good as films that use other CGI animations. Maybe, they really focus on the audience to remember about the importance of living life properly.



Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds is perfect for watching by those of you who are having problems with the people closest to you, or who want to find a purpose to do good during life. Intrigued by the film? Just watch it!



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