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Director:
Byeong-gil JeongCámara:
Gi-tae KimMúsica:
Woo-geun KimReparto:
Won-yeong Choi, Jae-yeong Jeong, Eun-ji Cho, Shi-hoo Park, Kwang Jang, Yong Oh, Yeong-ae Kim, Jong-gu Kim, Hyeon-joo Baek, Bong-seong Kang, Hae-kyun Jung (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tras haber prescrito los crímenes que cometió, Lee Du-seok publica una autobiografía describiendo sus asesinatos al detalle. El Detective Choi, que investigó su caso años atrás, vuelve a comenzar la persecución, y Han Ji-soo, que perdió a su hija a manos de Lee, promete venganza. Mientras tanto aparece otro asesino, surgiendo las dudas sobre si Lee es el auténtico asesino en serie. (Filmin)
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If it weren't for all the nonsense, I'd probably be completely melting right now. It had an idea, a very good idea. And yet that got trampled on in a crazy way by the horribly botched action scenes, digital snakes, and other silliness. Some scenes even reminded me of American B-movie parodies. Unfortunately, not even the super surprising ending can save this... 2.5 stars.
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The plot clearly lacks any idea, as well as an interesting development and a point, and purely. In terms of a thriller, in the right hands (yes, Chan-wook Park is out) it would offer enough material to become a genre classic. But… But that's not the case, because it's completely ruined by over-the-top, silly and long action sequences packed with CGI (someone should pay for the snakes) with such a confusing and shaky camera that even epilepsy would get epilepsy fit after watching it. South Koreans like to make experiment with the seemingly incompatible things, and they often succeed. However, this is not the case, because it doesn't work neither as a dark freezing thriller nor as a silly over-the-top blockbuster action movie. Let alone working together as part of one movie.
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