I watched this movie with my children, and I can assure you it's an extraordinary film. For me, it's ageless, and despite dealing with complex themes, it's a film that children can enjoy under parental supervision.
It's a very exciting story, as you learn about other cultures and experience very funny situations that will make you smile. I loved it because the characters are very human; they don't try to be perfect but rather show themselves as they are. The story takes place 400 years ago in Korea, where demons attacked humans and stole their souls to feed a Demon King named Gwi-Ma. But everything changed with the arrival of a trio of warriors who used their voices to defeat demons and imprison them behind a barrier called Honmoon.
Today, we have the hunters Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, who are part of the famous K-pop band Huntr/x. These girls are charming, with a personality that captivates both young and old. Rumi, the vocalist, has a complicated past because her father was a demon, and this causes her a lot of problems. Mira is the rebel of the group, and Zoey is the lyricist genius. Together, they are ready to release their new single, "Golden," but Rumi begins to lose her voice, creating a serious problem for all of them.
Meanwhile, Demon King Gwi-Ma is furious, and a demon named Jinu has a plan to form his own K-pop band to steal souls. This is where the excitement begins. Jinu and Rumi grow closer, and he tells her his tragic story, which makes her question her own song.
The movie blends action, music, and a touch of romance, all while the girls fight to protect the human world and grapple with their own secrets. I won't tell you any more so you'll decide to watch it, experience the emotions, and feel the thrill as much as I did. My kids had a blast, not so much for the plot, but for the catchy, fun, and rhythmic music.
Thank you for reading. Blessings.
*I used Google Translate (my language is Spanish).
Images taken from the website https://www.imdb.com/es/title/tt14205554/?ref_=mv_close*
Rating: 100/100
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