마법사의 아들 코리
Ulla, a prostitute is hired by the despicable Mudy, mother of the shy and mentally disturbed 20-year-old Tony with a tendency toward pyromania. She is invited on a sea cruise where she is meant to "take" his virginity. Also invited on the cruise are the provocative Paula and her husband Aldo, who are constantly striving to win the favor of a wealthy woman in hope of obtaining an oil concession. Despite her efforts, Ulla has no effect on the young man until the yacht stops on a Mediterranean island inhabited only by a goat herder and his wife, Beba. Tony is attracted to her, but little by little his mental disorders arise, and the story ends in tragedy.
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Plot Summary
In a magical kingdom, a young boy named Cory discovers he is the son of a powerful wizard. He embarks on a quest to master his inherited abilities and protect his land from dark forces. Along the way, he befriends loyal companions who help him overcome challenges and learn the true meaning of courage and responsibility. Ultimately, Cory must confront his destiny to save his kingdom from an encroaching evil.
Critical Reception
As a 1993 animated film from South Korea, 'Cory the Wizard's Son' is not widely reviewed by international critics or aggregated on major platforms. It was a product of its time, catering primarily to a young South Korean audience with its fantasy narrative and animated style. General reception among its target demographic likely focused on its adventurous plot and characters.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its imaginative fantasy elements and child-friendly adventure.
- Appreciated by younger audiences for its accessible storytelling and colorful animation.
- Considered a typical example of South Korean animation from the early 90s.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific film is not readily available, as it was primarily released and popular within South Korea in the early 1990s.
Awards & Accolades
None notable.
Fun Fact
The film was one of several animated productions in South Korea during the early 1990s that aimed to capture the success of international animated features, often drawing inspiration from Western fairy tales and fantasy tropes.
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