00:02I will get out
00:05And whoever you are
00:09I will find you
00:16The original movie was a real favorite of mine
00:20People forget that the original source of Oldboy is a Japanese illustrated novel
00:25Oldboy tells the story of Joe Doucette
00:29One day he wakes up in a motel room that is a prison cell
00:34Hello! Can anybody hear me on the outside?
00:37He has no idea why he has been put there, who put him there
00:41And spends the next 20 years of his life there
00:45What kind of research do you do and what's being in prison like?
00:48Let's spend three days in solitary confinement
00:50You know you're getting out so you'll never be able to have that feeling to not know when you're getting
00:55out
00:55Would it destroy you or would it alter you into someone different?
01:01Josh has a place someone has locked away for a long time and then it's rust out
01:10There's such an element of mystery to it
01:13Very nebulous and very strange
01:19Hello?
01:20Hello, Joseph
01:20Answer these questions
01:22Who am I?
01:25And why did I imprison you for 20 years?
01:28The stranger tells Joe we must accept the consequences of every deed throughout our lifetime
01:35Oldboy is the ultimate version of someone having to deal with their actions
01:39It's a rollercoaster of a film that is hard to compare to any other film
01:43Joe Doucette, we're very back to those animal instincts in all of us
01:48You ready?
01:50Josh Brolin went there
01:52Hey!
01:53My man!
01:57It's an experience and that's what I want going to the movies
02:00I want to be moved
02:04I've never seen this before
02:05Like the actor's actually getting hit
02:08Anything goes
02:09It's just wide open
02:10It's the most difficult thing I've ever done
02:12Hey, Joe!
02:15I want people to feel so punched in the gut
02:18Their jaws drop
02:24Never stop to ask the most fundamental question of all
02:30Why did I let you go?
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