The film 'Assassin(s),' reviewed by film critic Lee Dong-jin online, is reportedly sparking controversy, with criticism that his critiques have shifted beyond mere likes and dislikes to view the boundary between fact and drama in works based on true stories. The film 'Assassins' is a story that traces the suspicions and background behind the shooting of First Lady Yuk Young-soo on August 15, 1974, directed by Heo Jin-ho . It also stars Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il, and Lee Min-ho. While the film is based on real events, it dramatizes the questions and records of the time, but audience reactions to this work were mixed. The film's tension and tracking process, While there were positive reviews for the film itself, including the actors' performances, there were also reactions about how far the film should accept the suspicions and creative settings it presents, as it is based on actual historical events. Lee Dong-jin said, "Who is really behind the assassination of the First Lady?" and pointed out the difference between the number of gunshots in the film and the officially explained bullets, praising the question to the audience, "Then where did the rest come from?" However, there has been criticism online that Lee Dong-jin has taken the suspicions raised by the film too positively, and in fact, some online communities have criticized Lee Dong-jin's review as saying 'conspiracy theories cannot be dismissed as mere conspiracy theories.' The film should be viewed as a film and judged accordingly,,, What if the narrative leans toward obscenity about who is actually behind it??? I really want to reveal that. I want to reveal ??? In works that dramatize historical suspicions, we shouldn't assign significant meaning to the way they trace those suspicions!!!!!!
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