Critical Review Of Agust D's D-Day The Movie The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

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In this critical review, we'll break down Agust D's D-Day The Movie, highlighting the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of the film. Dive into this analysis to uncover the truth behind the movie!

[@sggarn29asianchoice55]

I watched the movie twice, April 12 and 13. April 12 there were only about 10 people watching. But April 13 the theater was full with ARMYs with their army bomb and my heart was so happy seeing and being with my second family BTS and ARMY.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@debhouckscraftycottage9288]

I also went to the movie. Sadly, there were only 5 of us in the theater I went to. No ARMY "Bombs" this time. No dancing in the aisles, although there were several times I wanted to. I did get to chat with one of the people at the end on the way out which was nice. The tears did stream a bit for me too, but I didn't really understand why at the time. Thank you again for a great video. Yes, military service changes everyone and I really hope that all the BTS members are able to find their way back to being the great team that they have been, and remain as the beautiful humans they have been too! I have a lot of respect for Min Yoongi, the artist and person!

[@karenbierle7682]

I went to the movie with my granddaughter as the oldest A.R.M.Y. there. There was no dancing, but there were some people who really got into the movie. I'm so glad I got a chance to go & I'm very thankful for your reaction. I've already said good bye to the pre- service members of BTS & I'm looking forward to falling in love with them as they return. BORAHAE

[@jolefse8668]

I love your thoughtful channel. I am ARMY (76 years old)! My son and I saw SUGA's movie. It was the first time I was with other ARMYs and I was reassured that there are other ARMYs that are in my age group.

[@ativalacy01]

I saw the movie last Saturday with my daughter and granddaughter and there was about 25 people there. My granddaughter and I had our Army Bombs and half the others did too. It was a really nice time but about half way through I started to get sad. I couldn't explain it then but you explained it in this review. It was goodbye to THIS Yoongi not just for MS but possibly forever. He will come back better...but different. HE is the only member I saw in concert and paid a ridunculous amount of money to do it and had the ABSOLUTE BEST EXPERIENCE of 2023. I love them all but hold my Daegu Boys close to my heart and await their return. ❤❤

[@agnieszkagacek9693]

ARMY from Poland here. I watched movie, April 13. Theatre was almost full. People, including me, Were screaming, singing! It was great exprience. Brawo! Brawo! Brawo!

[@Ketarine]

I went to the movie on the 13th, the theater was pretty full. I went alone because I don't know anyone personally who is ARMY. This was the first time I've been to something BTS related - my exposure to them has been private. I'm an older ARMY and thought I'd feel self-conscious, but of course I didn't because ARMY is the best. I cried with Life Goes On, Amygdala and The Last. I cheered, sang along, danced in my seat. There was one narrated part where he said, "I'm not sure I deserve this attention." I yelled out, "Yes, you do!"

[@ladywolf5192]

The movie was excellent, and Did Amazing for only two days in US 💜💜💜🙌🏻

[@OT7Armymom]

BTS AND ARMYS ALWAYS AND FOREVER 💜💜💜🤟🇺🇸💜💜💜💜

[@ck1948]

Thank you again for your comments. I felt Suga took total control of the stage. It seemed like we really got to see authentic Yoongie perform. He did what he wanted and did it so well. I agree, military will undoubtedly affect the guys. Major changes in our lives do that. But I think they will still be the same guys we love and respect. Hopefully, they will still have their sense of humor. I know they will still have their talent. I miss them terribly but as the song says, life goes on. 2025 can’t come soon enough as I am approaching my 8th decade and their concert is on my bucket list.😊💜🇺🇸

[@maryr1905]

As always, you bring insights that I hadn't thought about. Thank you. I am relatively new to BTS, but Suga and his solo work in particular has really resonated with me personally. Rap has been the only style of music I really didn't like... until Suga/Agust D. The Amygdala MV could be my story, told better than I ever could. So I saw this concert in person and watched every livestream and replay of these concerts that Suga made available. How he put together the show and performed was unlike any concert I've attended (and I've attended hundreds of concerts). The emotions you felt at the movie was my experience watching the Day 3 encore concert on the livestream (at 4 am). Things he didn't share in the movie were the parts when he laid himself totally bare, cried and screamed out his emotions cathartically, and then walked through the Amygdala door showing he has healed, he overcame the locked door and let himself out. He is closing this chapter and walking into the new chapter with a smile promising the Future's gonna be ok. I will never, ever forget that feeling - how do you feel so connected to someone you have never met and will never meet? How do you feel so connected to the hundreds of people you have never met in the chat going through the same emotions with you? I wasn't sure about reliving those emotions in the movie, but those parts were not included and I'm actually glad. I felt like the movie was really his encore... the celebration of moving forward... the gift to Army that only he could give, as you said... the chance to come together again while we wait. It was perfect.

[@nneichan9353]

the thumbnail of Yoongi, it is so beautiful!

[@JK_was_here]

He’s one of the greatest artist out there.

[@kayzbluegenes]

I had hotel and flight booked, to see him live... tickets 'sold out' 😭... 2 days before the concert, I got an email, "Seats left; want a ticket?" 🤦🏼‍♀️😡

[@Rachel-sv9pq]

This tour was such a gift. And I'm in my 50s and I've been to a LOT of concerts and I have never seen anything like this show and I doubt I ever will again. I never stop noticing new things and being in awe of his creative vision.

[@FaydraGirl]

omg! you did this. awwww. When he walked through that damn door, it almost destroyed me. I cant even think about it without tearing up.

[@mariepettersson6422]

Finally someone who notice that they are their own "puppetmasters" its actually shown in the Idol MV they stand behind cage with shark holding the strings but I never seen anyone spoke about it.

[@fifiroukine5331]

I already talked a bit here of my first movie experience from the 10th. I enjoyed it a lot, but was a little frustrated. But when I watched it for the second time on the 13, I was so happy. The second theater was an IMAX, the sound and image were awsome. I was no more frustrated, maybe because I knew what I I was going to have or maybe because I was no longer sad...or less sad (I miss him so much and his bros). Your commentary explains well why I was emotional the first time, however my emotion was not transmitted by tears, but by a little annoyance I guess.

[@eileencritchley4630]

I was very impressed with the Movie I went on the wednesday evening with only 10 people including myself there. The way it was all done was very though provoking and Suga's stage presence was extremely strong yet welcoming it pulled you in.

[@alwaysbel8057]

Never feel bad or embarrassed by your emotions -- Yoongi is, at the very least, an artist that evokes SO many emotions which I for one, connect with very strongly. I wasn't able to see the movie but did watch the concert on-line a few times and sobbed through a great deal of it. Thank you for the video -- really enjoyed it.