The hosts discuss watching 'Alienoid 2', a South Korean film so rare they had to travel to Szolnok to see it.
The episode begins with the hosts introducing 'Alienoid 2', a South Korean film they watched in rare screenings, with one host traveling to Szolnok to see it. They mention promoting it in a previous episode and note its limited release in Hungary. The hosts describe the film as extremely complex, blending genres like time travel, wizards, androids, robots, aliens, and samurais. They emphasize the need to rewatch the first 'Alienoid', which is over two and a half hours long, to understand the sequel. The discussion covers the film's production, including its status as one of South Korea's most expensive movies and its underwhelming box office. The hosts critique the visual effects, noting some look good while others appear cheap. They share bizarre details, such as a character named 'dog shit' and cultural humor that confused them. The hosts analyze the film's structure, comparing it to the first installment and discussing character developments. They talk about watching it in a small cinema in Szolnok and the experience of a double feature. The episode touches on the director, Choi Dong-hun, and the ambition behind the project. The hosts debate whether the film is worth watching, with one saying they wouldn't watch it again but are proud to have seen both parts. They conclude by inviting listener comments on the film.
