HUMINT

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Janko B @JankoB 1d This Korean spy thriller takes us to icy Vladivostok – already a refreshingly unusual setting. And it kicks off strong: a slick extraction mission in Mahador and a wild dart setup in a smuggler’s apartment pull you in right away. The first half takes its time to build up the characters, their motivations, and relationships – only to have them collide with full force in the second half. Long story short: smart, intense, and refreshingly different. No unnecessary filler, just smooth, engaging storytelling. The cast delivers across the board, and the locations are used to great effect. Plus, there are some fun, creative touches like bulletproof glass transport boxes for people and a cold, blond Russian antagonist. See more andrew M @RT93521563 3d Some good action sequences, overall though the plot is marred by some very cheesy lines, sentimental sappy underwhelming love interests. See more SHAYE L @SHAYELI 3d Enjoyed movie despite the ratings from the so called professional critics. Zo In-Chung is an excellent actors - as is - Park Jeong-Min. Story line is good, although the great action sequences are mainly in the second half of the movie. See more C G. @CGond 4d Quite good and intense. It deals with drug and human trafficking. See more elvin O @ellvin 4d nefis bir iş.. bayıldım.. koreli oyuncular muhtesem.. özellikle park jeong-min'i ayakta alkışladım..💯 See more Munkhjargal Z @RT34541560 5d Its hilarious to think they portray the role of an intelligence agency of two countries when the whole movie cant even come up with a simple common sense. Its embarrassing and insulting to the peoples basic understanding of common sense. This is some 1990’s korean soap opera level childish level heap of trash. See more Read all reviews

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