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Director Kim Ki-yeol (Song Kang-ho) only needs two more days of filming to create a new ending for his latest film, and it will no longer be the trashy trash everyone thought he was making. It will be, he frequently declares “A masterpiece!” Director Kim Jee-woon doesn't seem to harbor similar aspirations for his meta-movie "Spiderweb," his loosest, least substantial, sloppy film in quite some time, though it's safe to say the gulf between it and masterpiece status is a bit. wider than a two-day reshoot could cover. A movie that contains another movie; a filmmaker referring to a filmmaker's evidence: it's a film with many layers, all flashy and silly, none great. That's an assessment that would certainly cut Ki-yeol off, because, as played by Song Kang-ho of "Parasite" with typically tacky charm, he certainly dreams of greatness. In the false triple opening, literally. . The black-and-white psychological thriller that initially plays, all thunder...