Connect (Hulu) -- D: Takashi Miike
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Connect (Hulu) -- D: Takashi Miike

Falling prey to an illegal organ trading criminal organization, a man loses his right eye, but realizes that he can somehow still see from it. With the help of his missing eye, he goes on a quest to track down his attackers, retrieve his eye and bring down the criminal organization. Watch Connect on Hulu!
ABOUT CONNECT
Dongsoo leads a solitary life, hiding his identity from the world. His only joy and sole connection with the world is his music, which he uploads on the internet. His dream of living an ordinary life is upended when an organ hunter kidnaps him and takes his eye. Dongsoo discovers that he can connect to the vision of the person who got his eye. Through the connected vision, he learns that the taker is a notorious serial killer. Dongsoo now pursues the murderer to get his eye back.
ABOUT CONNECT
Dongsoo leads a solitary life, hiding his identity from the world. His only joy and sole connection with the world is his music, which he uploads on the internet. His dream of living an ordinary life is upended when an organ hunter kidnaps him and takes his eye. Dongsoo discovers that he can connect to the vision of the person who got his eye. Through the connected vision, he learns that the taker is a notorious serial killer. Dongsoo now pursues the murderer to get his eye back.
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Re: Connect (Hulu) -- D: Takashi Miike
I completely understand with the glut of series content out there on every service, it can get overwhelming and gems like this one can get buried.
However, 'Connect' is so good, so original and clever that more need to see this import. Takashi Miike's capabilities of blending gore body horror, sci-fi, romance, serial killer thriller and (gulp!) a light musical into a cohesive, six episode series is astonishing. Very few can accomplish that genre blend. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.
Favorite S. Korea series of the year by a long shot.
However, 'Connect' is so good, so original and clever that more need to see this import. Takashi Miike's capabilities of blending gore body horror, sci-fi, romance, serial killer thriller and (gulp!) a light musical into a cohesive, six episode series is astonishing. Very few can accomplish that genre blend. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.
Favorite S. Korea series of the year by a long shot.
Last edited by Dan1boy; 12-23-22 at 10:06 AM.
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Re: Connect (Hulu) -- D: Takashi Miike
I completely understand with the glut of series content out there on every service, it can get overwhelming and gems like this one can get buried.
However, 'Connect' is so good, so original and clever that more need to see this import. Takashi Miike's capabilities of blending gore body horror, sci-fi, romance, serial killer thriller and (gulp!) a light musical into a cohesive, six episode series is astonishing. Very few can accomplish that genre blend. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.
Favorite S. Korea series of the year by a long shot.
However, 'Connect' is so good, so original and clever that more need to see this import. Takashi Miike's capabilities of blending gore body horror, sci-fi, romance, serial killer thriller and (gulp!) a light musical into a cohesive, six episode series is astonishing. Very few can accomplish that genre blend. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.
Favorite S. Korea series of the year by a long shot.
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Re: Connect (Hulu) -- D: Takashi Miike
It was mentioned in the Korean Dramas on Netflix thread.
https://forum.dvdtalk.com/tv-talk/65...netflix-2.html
Another good K-drama on Hulu that just started on 12/21/22, is Big Bet. It stars Choi Min-Sik.
https://forum.dvdtalk.com/tv-talk/65...netflix-2.html
Another good K-drama on Hulu that just started on 12/21/22, is Big Bet. It stars Choi Min-Sik.




