Incompetent Coach: Slam Dunk Movie Review

Coach Doko appears incompetent, neglecting time, strategy, and instructions, posing like Iron Man, in Slam Dunk theater visit.

### Review of the Slam Dunk Movie: Incompetent Coach, Artistic Style, and Setting Additions
* 🏀 The coach's incompetence was highlighted as he continuously struck an Iron Man pose without giving **proper instructions**, leading to a **comedic portrayal**.
* 🎨 The movie's artistic style, especially the **3D basketball scenes** and **Inoue's iconic drawings**, was praised for its **vividness** and **faithfulness to the original work**.
* 📝 Setting additions to the story, such as Song Taeseop's **tragic past** and attempts to flesh out Baek-ho's character **more three-dimensionally**, received **mixed reviews** from fans.
* 🎬 It was noted that the movie condensed many iconic scenes from the original work into a fast-paced format, making it more like a **highlight reel**.
* 👏 Despite some deviations from the original story and character portrayals, fans of Slam Dunk found it difficult to hate the movie, with many **clapping and enjoying the experience**.
* 🌟 Suggestions were made for future episodes to include in the movie series, such as the **Nangnam and Pungjeon arcs**.
* 🍪 It was recommended that "**NG**" scenes or bloopers be included as extra content, similar to what Jackie Chan does in his movies.
* 🎥 Due to the movie's quality and potential as a branded title, it was proposed that an animated series like "League of Legends: Arcane" could be created based on **Slam Dunk**.

The coach really looks incompetent. He doesn't keep track of time, doesn't give instructions, just stands there in an Iron Man pose. That's all he does. He says things like, Should we widen the score gap to 20 points? I say that too. I can do it if I step in. Should we widen the gap to 30 points? [MUSIC] We went to see Slam Dunk, how did it happen? Let's go watch Slam Dunk. Because now the writer appears in Vietnam quarterly, and this time, on the way there, Baek Sungjae also loves Slam Dunk, so let's watch it together. I also like Slam Dunk now, so everything about Slam Dunk is good. Tickets were reserved, and even author Lee Jongbeom joined us, so four of us went to watch it. We talked about when we watched it in Vietnam, and decided to watch it at the Mokdong Theater in front of SBS at 3 o'clock. But the Wi-in said until 2:45...

Can we go up in just 15 minutes? Normally, the theater has six floors, so waiting for the elevator and finding the escalator might take some time. Is it okay? But since you suggested meeting around 45 minutes later, it seems fine for now. However, what was I doing at that time? In the morning, I went to watch an automatic door soccer team, but I was late. I should have set the alarm for 6 o'clock, but I set it for 6 p.m. and couldn't wake up, so I only had an hour to spare instead of two. After being late, I had a cup of coffee with author Kim Poong. When we finished, we went to the studio of Jeon Moo and had another cup of coffee. Then, Jeon Moo suddenly took out a laptop and started matching personalities and characteristics based on astrology signs. This brother has been doing this until now.

Talking about constellations, I just thought it was a mix of farming and rice planting, but it's not. I didn't know, but when it comes to constellations, there must be the position of the stars when you were born, right? Based on my location and that location, there is a website that analyzes people's energy based on the constellation at that time. Just like fortune-telling, you can input your birthdate, time, and location, and then it all comes out. There are rooms like Room 1, Room 2, Room 3, and Room 4. It's like a karaoke room, so what goes into Room 1? For example, within the Sagittarius constellation, what's in there, what's in there, what the sun is, what Pluto is, and so on. It's like doing fortune-telling, starting from the Chinese zodiac. I was just randomly filming, not to show you guys, but because I have this strange compulsion to keep records. Jong-soo said it's no joke; it's essential to keep records. He says luck is incredibly good. In other words, he says it doesn't matter if you really live well. Just live.

It was just like that, stuff kept coming out continuously, and only Jongsoo [MUSIC] so around 52 minutes, you could feel the pressure, Hong Minyoung's expression, and Mr. Wi were a bit late. We need to go quickly, it's not about being late, it's not about being late, so the host is watching the movie for the first time, not an ad, there's a 10-minute ad, that's what he's saying. Mr. Wi has been to the area a lot, so the bill is all set. Oh, then let's go quickly, I said, but suddenly, when you pretend to know by sitting at the table next to the restroom, they introduce you. Kim Dayoung, the announcer, goes out and does something like that, but I don't listen to the radio in the morning, I have to go to early soccer, and I was an hour late for early soccer, so when the iron time came, that's when I went. So, the original guest was announcer Joo Si-eun, but she stepped down, and it was Kim Dayoung's first appearance. But I heard that.

On the first day, there was a sign saying Kim Young-chul's Power FM, so I listened to it right away. I met announcer Kim Na-young that day, which was really amazing, so I was very happy. It's so coincidental that my face froze without me knowing. How could it match so well like this? It's not like I listen to the radio all the time in the morning, but of all days, I was running late on a Thursday. I was one hour late, so I caught the part where announcer Kim Da-young first appeared as a guest. Since I watched it at 2:50 PM, it was so fascinating. Without realizing it, I kept talking and selecting topics quickly. Let's go quickly. So, I quickly got ready and went. Hey, are you in a hurry? Should we go quickly? It wasn't Son Min-young, it was a revolving door. It's a big revolving door where up to two people can enter. One person goes in and the other person comes out. I rode with Jong-beom, my brother, suddenly.

When I got caught, Hong In-young seemed anxious, so the two of us got on, but it fits three people, so the front and back got caught, so it stopped. The revolving door was like this and went out. Because there should be space in the front and back. It rotates like this because it recognizes the space. Since we were stuck, we had to clear this side, so we did this and barely got out. So, from the moment Hong Min-young gets on the revolving door with three people, even if we are not careful, oh, but this is something you all should definitely do. We agreed to meet at 4 o'clock, so we have to go. That's why it was my fault, and In-young's fault. Now we are starting to be careful. We went out, and there was a crosswalk, so the blue light was flashing, so we hurried and crossed. Originally, we weren't supposed to run, but we ran. But In-young hesitated because there was space. The reason was a movie theater.

There is an elevator that goes directly, and even though the person wasn't there, I just went in and took the elevator straight up. Since I used to go there often and knew the place, we don't have that information, so we need to go up. Now, Hong Min-young wants to go in, but Wi In said we need to buy popcorn and stuff from the theater and take a picture, and then the citizen will come, but we can't refuse. So, we take pictures with an awkward expression and talk. As we talk, we realize we have a movie at 3 o'clock, and we might be late, so we should go quickly. Sorry, goodbye, take care. We need to say we have to leave early because the movie is late. At that time, my throat wasn't feeling good, I had a slight cold, so I coughed a bit. I needed water, but Wi In kept saying it's not urgent.

I was in a hurry, so I quickly ordered a drink from the vending machine and grabbed it. I wanted to get in quickly, so there was no time to make popcorn or anything like that. I just took something out of the vending machine and kept going like that. I wanted to go in, so I went up, and there was an advertisement playing even when we were going up. I think it was about 6 or 7 minutes. When you face people who are calm and take their time, it becomes chaotic. So, I went in quickly and looked around. There weren't many people. If I had looked around the store slowly, I might have seen more details, but briefly, I felt like it would be similar. Other people seemed to enjoy it a lot. The high-quality animation and movements of Jaka were great, but people who don't know Slam Dunk probably couldn't enjoy it as much. I was worried about that.

I mean, just like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Conan, and stuff like that, it's not like there are theatrical versions coming out periodically. It was completed a long time ago, like 20 years ago, and it stopped like that. So I was wondering if people could understand the theatrical version without background knowledge. That's why now I felt and said that it's like a gift movie for people who lived in that era, like Ready Player One. I started to accept it a bit. There are many people who don't know. Many haven't seen Slam Dunk. It's because we are old, that's why. In our generation, it's such a legend that it's hard to find someone who hasn't seen it. Many people haven't seen it. So anyway, I watched it. When the shadow of Inoue's artwork comes out, our generation can't help but feel thrilled. Although the author is still in the industry, there is still no one who surpasses his artistry.

It feels like there is a chilling drawing style. I was just thinking, is it because of the story of Slam Dunk that gives me chills? No, it's not. It's just the power that the drawing itself holds. It's really well drawn. When the artist's drawings come out, I get chills. At first, when I just start, it feels like it's not drawn by someone else. It's all vivid, and I can feel the fan touch that the artist put in. I get chills because of that. I don't know how to express it. I don't know if it's drawn directly or what. As it progresses through the sketches, it feels like it's directly drawn. The artist, the director, of course, must be there, but the basketball game is in 3D, and the rest of the audience and scenes are just drawn in 2D. But going into 3D, it definitely feels like it's drawn. It's vivid. This artist, Inoue, is this 3D.

It seems like they went for a green look because the art style and pen touch are very distinctive. However, 2D is a bit different; the art style is different. Certainly, in 3D, because it's real people acting out the basketball motions, it really overflows with a sense of reality. It's not a joke. Anyway, after watching that, what I felt was that they expressed the feeling of Sadanjeon. Originally, it was meant to decrease, but a certain director tried to express 3D, so they animated a part of Slam Dunk. It turned out well, so it grew and grew, leading to the release of the movie version of Slam Dunk. So, Sadanjeon had just come out, and there are so many iconic scenes. I wondered how they managed to include them all. And sure enough, since there are so many iconic scenes, it felt like a condensed version, almost like a highlight reel. Personally, in fact, in the original comic, the tempo is

As I kept going, there was a touching scene, a famous scene, and it exploded. As I kept going, it exploded. It has to be like this, but the intervals are too explosive, so it couldn't be helped. Oh right, right. Back then, I felt it all the way and then it exploded. There must have been a lot of feeling that it was too explosive for those who saw it for the first time. And the relationship between Kang Baek-ho and Seo Tae-woong, rather than being at odds with each other, when you see them, it's like telling a primitive man to do it properly, right? Like, Do it properly. You have to understand it like that. Why are they like that? What's funny about it comes out clearly. How did they gather? Actually, in Slam Dunk, those who have a lot of narrative are Kang Baek-ho, Cha Chisu, and Jung Dae-man. Seo Tae-woong doesn't appear much. Song Tae-seop doesn't appear much either. Those things should be laid out a bit. Then it would be more fun.

In the movie version, they positioned Song Taeseop as the main character. So, after watching the movie, the four of us talked a lot, and since Song Taeseop was vacant in expressing himself, it was good to put something in the vacant character. So, they made Song Taeseop the main character, and the expression was more focused on Song Taeseop's perspective. However, because of that, others need to have some background knowledge. So, it's a bit regrettable in terms of the background knowledge of other characters. But this regret is not about how it should have been done, but it's an inevitable regret in such circumstances. In this kind of environment, it seems like it was expressed optimally. It's an unavoidable regret. So, what if Baesungjae appeared in a drama instead? You also mentioned episodes 8 and 10. Because this is too

There are many famous scenes, so many things are missing, even in Sadang. The famous scenes were fun because of that. When you watch it, what I felt now is that the Baekho Army and the military go south, and they are like gangsters. When you watch it as an animation Talapan, they seem even more like gangsters. When I watched it as a cartoon, I didn't think much about it, but the blonde Kim Daenam really looks like a gangster. So, anyway, that's how it was. In such a situation, you have to emit a tremendous force, but if you don't know, you just don't know. You keep looking from the eyes of those who don't know. This team, Death, is really amazing. You have to know that it's fierce from the beginning of the game, but this is no joke. And Hyunpil Shin didn't substitute, well, it's hard to explain the Shin Yeonpil part, so I skipped it. But later, he appeared. As he appeared, he went straight for the victory, and it ended by winning the domestic match. Coach Doko really looked incompetent.

If you watch the theater version all the way through, you know, they keep doing the strategy of the North Korean time. It's tough every time, but even though they keep chasing you, if you don't take the time, if you keep going in the Iron Man pose, that's all you can do. If you say, Should we widen the score gap to 20 points? How can we widen the gap to 20 points? No, let's widen the gap to 20 points. I also say that. I can go in that position and do it. Should we widen the score gap to 30 points? So, right after that, I keep getting profiled, but it always ends up as Shin Hyun-pil, so it really looks incompetent. I keep seeing cherry blossoms, you know, there was that old gif. If you meet in society, you should avoid people with short hair like a sports cut. They have really scary hair, like a dokoichi hair. That's the kind of hair it is. Writer Jo Hye-jeong, before she came to Korea.

They say they saw it first in Japan. Japanese people were crying and going crazy. They said it was like seeing their own child. I watched it knowing that, and it really sounded like it. In the first year, Song Taeseop and the seniors from Buksan were provoking each other at the locker room. There was a moment when it was so quiet around, not a single sound, and I was just quietly there. That's when it really sounded. But how did you feel? Just quietly there, quietly there, felt sorry for him, quietly there, felt sorry. Not like this, quietly there, as soon as I heard it, I felt sorry. After that, Jung Woosung, like five people just excluded themselves and were late, that really expressed well, no joke. Jung Woosung really felt like the final boss at the end. But what if they had extended Jung Woosung's part a bit more? And with the press, the movements were...

When they passed by like that, and the game ended, the silence was crazy. During the silent production, people don't speak. They consciously breathe quietly while watching everything without eating popcorn, without making any noise, it's completely silent. Jung Dae-man, Song Tae-seop, Kang Baek-ho, they do things like this together, side by side, so that those who know can see it. The mackerel didn't come out, but it couldn't be helped. When watching cartoons, it wasn't quite a catharsis because they completely excluded Baek-ho. In animation, Baek-ho kept asking for a turn, but they didn't give it. It was visible. However, in the cartoon, it wasn't shown that Baek-ho was being ignored, so I didn't know well. Baek-ho suddenly gets the ball, scores, makes a comeback, clapping, high-fives, but it was a bit weak.

In the animation, because it seems like I kept asking to change, it shouldn't be given to Baek-ho among the team members, so we have a long way to go now. We have to overcome by 10 or 20 points, but we can't do it by giving it to Baek-ho, so we can't keep passing like this, and when Baek-ho is just waiting there, in a situation where only Baek-ho is there, when two people come out, Seo Tae-young passes it right to Baek-ho, and without anyone telling him to, he shoots a perfect shot, a scene where he makes a three-point shot. That was really touching when I watched it as an animation. Certainly, it was more touching that way. And now, when we should give a high-five, the SD version should come out, but it seems like it was difficult to do things like wiping hands and such in the SD version. So some people say that the teacher model is a bit off, but I liked it. Oh, and the song was also good. Like the intro of the Vain Sleeve, in Japan, I really like those guitar songs.

The pressure was no joke due to the sunset. And now, the main story is that I didn't just highlight what was already there, I added more settings. Song Tae-seop had an older brother who was good at basketball and was like a role model to Song Tae-seop. But his brother had a tragic accident, which made Song Tae-seop wander in a sense of loss, trying to fill the void with basketball. In the process, Song Tae-seop tried to express the good senior Baek-ho's personality more three-dimensionally from the beginning, but many people didn't like that. They said it was forced and made it too sad. That's why he became number 7, and I didn't know Song Tae-seok was from Okinawa. It's a story that was originally there. I didn't know back then. There were hints about that, and later, I didn't even know that Song Tae-seop had two older brothers. When I saw Song Tae-seop, I always thought he looked funny with his head.

I thought it was very sophisticated, but now that I see it, it seems like there are many people like me. When I did the photoshoot here, it looked really cool. Along with that, Junho senior came out looking like a quiet model student. Nowadays, it's a trend, with Senior Angkyung wearing glasses. So, Senior Angkyung and Song Taeseop really stand out. As I kept looking, I noticed that Jung Woosung and Lee Myungwon have different shoulder angles. Jung Woosung has a right-angled shoulder like a model, while Lee Myungwon's slope down a bit. Each person's body shape was drawn differently. Anyway, that was good. Lee Myung also came out like that. It seems like they did it that way in Japan. When we did it, we spoke in dialect, but it was definitely the best to just move our left hand slightly and not say anything, just shape our mouths. That was good. They used silence appropriately. So,

Those who have watched Slam Dunk can't hate it. After watching it, we all clapped. Jongbeom was a bit excited, and I think it's okay to recommend it now. If they include episodes like the Nangnam episode or the Pungjeon episode, it would be fun. Pungjeon includes a lot of martial arts, so Yoon Dae-yeop should eventually appear in a drama. A drama like League of Legends, what was it, Arcane, if it comes out as an anime series, it would be really good. As I mentioned before, if Slam Dunk is branded, even teams that didn't appear in the original work would come out, and now the main characters wouldn't originally appear, the generations would change, and even the underground basketball team episodes would come out. No, still, watch it. If Slam Dunk becomes like a title, they need to build a story from the animation, so the tempo should slow down a bit, considering the animation quality.

Or if that doesn't work, the author of the initial sound was very satisfied next to me, but we couldn't see that. After it ended, we didn't know if there were cookies, so we couldn't see it. Cookies should come out right after it ends. It's not when all the subtitles come out. Otherwise, if you're going to ask to see the credits, it's better to do it towards the middle of the credits than after everything ends. There should be some atmosphere when the credits roll up. It's better to put NG scenes like Jackie Chan did next to it. I would watch it a hundred times. NG scenes are more fun. Why don't they do that? It's really good. They say you should sell it when the director's cut comes out. So there were a lot of things like that. It's animation, but it's like shooting a real movie. Characters appear like they're running engines, like in Monster Inc. Japanese anime does that a lot too. Anyway, after watching animation for a long time, it was really good.

'더 퍼스트 슬램덩크(THE FIRST SLAM DUNK)' 감상회

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침착맨

Incompetent Coach and a Series of Random Events

The coach shows incompetence by not managing time or giving instructions, only striking an Iron Man pose.

The conversation then shifts randomly to planning a group outing to watch Slam Dunk.

The narrator also discusses being late for a soccer game and engaging in a random conversation about constellations and record-keeping.

The listener had an eventful day, starting with tuning in to Kim Young-chul's Power FM and meeting announcer Kim Na-young.

They were in a hurry, running late and getting caught in a revolving door with friends.

The group rushed to a movie theater, feeling pressured for time, and the listener, feeling unwell, quickly grabbed a drink from a vending machine before heading in to watch a movie.

The Impact of the Theatrical Version of Slam Dunk

The theatrical version of Slam Dunk is a nostalgic gift for those familiar with the series, similar to Ready Player One.

The movie successfully captures the chilling and vivid artistry of the original creator, Inoue, using a unique combination of 2D and 3D animation.

The film provides a condensed yet explosive representation of the iconic scenes from the original comic, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia and excitement.

The Movie Version's Focus on Song Taeseop and Regrets About Other Characters

The movie version of the story focused on Song Taeseop as the main character, providing a unique perspective, but it led to a lack of background knowledge for other characters.

The expression of regret for this imbalance is acknowledged as unavoidable in the circumstances.

The potential for a drama version featuring Baesungjae and the need for more development of Jung Woosung's character are also discussed.

The Impact of Silence in a Basketball Animation

The silence in the animation production creates a powerful and touching moment when Baek-ho finally gets the ball and scores.

The story also reveals Song Tae-seop's background and struggles, adding depth to his character.

The animation pays attention to detail in the characters' appearances, such as different shoulder angles, and effectively uses silence as a storytelling tool.

The Impact of Slam Dunk and Hopes for Its Future

Fans universally love Slam Dunk for its exciting episodes, martial arts elements, and potential for spin-offs.

There is a desire for the series to continue with new storylines and a slower pace to improve animation quality.

The suggestion of including bloopers and releasing a director's cut is well-received, with a hope for the series to maintain its high standard.