THE VILLAINESS (AK-NYEO) 2017
Aksiyon filmleri izlemeyi seviyorsanız kesinlikle izlmeniz gereken bir film. Kore sineması diye ön yargılı yaklaşmayın.
Not: +13 Kanlı sahne fazlalığından.
"MOVIE INFO
Since she was a little girl, Sook-hee was raised to be a deadly assassin. She gladly accepts the chance to start a new life when South Korea's Intelligence Agency recruits her as a sleeper agent, with the promise of complete freedom after ten years of service. But soon after taking on her new identity as Chae Yeon-soo, a 27-year-old theatre actress, she begins to realize that for someone who has lived as a killer her entire life, normal is no easy task. When two men from her past suddenly appear in her new life, it unlocks dark secrets that should've stayed hidden, and the fallout is swift and explosive.Rating:
NR
Genre: Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Drama
Directed By: Jeong Byeong-gil, Jung Byoung-gil
Written By: Jeong Byeong-gil, Byeong-sik Jung, Jung Byoung-gil, Jung Yeon-Sik
In Theaters: Aug 25, 2017 Limited
On Disc/Streaming: Nov 21, 2017
Box Office: $27,442
Runtime: 124 minutes
Studio: Next Entertainment World"
source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com
http://www.imdb.com
Critic reviews
Frenetic, kinetic action meets satisfyingly soapy drama. See it before everyone tries to copy the best bits. Full review
Helen O’Hara
Empire
Jung Byung-gil indulges in all the excesses of South Korean screen violence, punishing his avenging angel played by Kim Ok-vin as much as she does her foes. Full review
Maggie Lee
Variety
It’s hard to enjoy the action when you witness its emotional cost, but once the protagonist starts slashing goons from atop motorcycles, it’s equally impossible to root for the violence to stop. Full review
Teo Bugbee
The NYTimes
Without a clear narrative, the story recedes in the face of the movie’s stylized violence — which is, admittedly, glorious, even brazen. Full review
Alan Zilberman
Washington Post
http://www.imdb.com
Critic reviews
Frenetic, kinetic action meets satisfyingly soapy drama. See it before everyone tries to copy the best bits. Full review
Helen O’Hara
Empire
Jung Byung-gil indulges in all the excesses of South Korean screen violence, punishing his avenging angel played by Kim Ok-vin as much as she does her foes. Full review
Maggie Lee
Variety
It’s hard to enjoy the action when you witness its emotional cost, but once the protagonist starts slashing goons from atop motorcycles, it’s equally impossible to root for the violence to stop. Full review
Teo Bugbee
The NYTimes
Without a clear narrative, the story recedes in the face of the movie’s stylized violence — which is, admittedly, glorious, even brazen. Full review
Alan Zilberman
Washington Post
No comments:
Post a Comment