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Hermandad De Guerra

Título original: Taegukgi hwinallimyeo
  • 2004
  • C
  • 2h 20min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Hermandad De Guerra (2004)
Period DramaTragedyActionDramaWar

Cuando dos hermanos se ven obligados a luchar en la Guerra de Corea, el mayor decide encargarse de las misiones más arriesgadas para proteger al pequeño.Cuando dos hermanos se ven obligados a luchar en la Guerra de Corea, el mayor decide encargarse de las misiones más arriesgadas para proteger al pequeño.Cuando dos hermanos se ven obligados a luchar en la Guerra de Corea, el mayor decide encargarse de las misiones más arriesgadas para proteger al pequeño.

  • Dirección
    • Kang Je-kyu
  • Guionistas
    • Kang Je-kyu
    • Sang-don Kim
    • Han Ji-hoon
  • Elenco
    • Jang Dong-gun
    • Won Bin
    • Lee Eun-ju
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    8.0/10
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    • Dirección
      • Kang Je-kyu
    • Guionistas
      • Kang Je-kyu
      • Sang-don Kim
      • Han Ji-hoon
    • Elenco
      • Jang Dong-gun
      • Won Bin
      • Lee Eun-ju
    • 253Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 68Opiniones de los críticos
    • 64Metascore
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    • Premios
      • 14 premios ganados y 19 nominaciones en total

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    Jang Dong-gun
    Jang Dong-gun
    • Lee Jin-tae
    Won Bin
    Won Bin
    • Lee Jin-seok
    Lee Eun-ju
    Lee Eun-ju
    • Kim Young-shin
    Gong Hyung-jin
    Gong Hyung-jin
    • Yong-man
    • (as Gong Hyeong-jin)
    Lee Yeong-ran
    • Mother Lee
    Ahn Kil-kang
    Ahn Kil-kang
    • Sergeant Huh
    Jin Jung
    • Sergeant Lim
    Jeon Jae-hyeong
    • Yong-seok
    Jang Min-ho
    • Old Lee Jin-seok
    Jo Yun-hie
    Jo Yun-hie
    • Lee Jin-seok's grandaughter
    Kim Bo-kyung
    • North Korean war prisoner
    Jeong Dae-hoon
    Go Do-hee
    • Kim Young-gook
    Jung Doo-hong
    Jung Doo-hong
    Jung Gi-sub
    Jung Gi-sub
    • Medic
    Bae Jang-soo
    • Noodles guest
    Kim Kyung-hwan
    • Kim Young-min
    Choi Min-sik
    Choi Min-sik
    • North Korean Captain
    • Dirección
      • Kang Je-kyu
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      • Kang Je-kyu
      • Sang-don Kim
      • Han Ji-hoon
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    9Sfpsycho415

    An amazing war movie---9/10

    South Korea puts Saving Private Ryan to shame with this amazing war movie. Taegukgi (or Brotherhood of War) is probably the best traditional war movie i have ever seen. The battle scenes are intense and brutal, even more so then Spielberg's classic film (which is a movie i really like, too.) They also kick in at unexpected places. They are sitting around eating and suddenly bombs are exploding and limbs are flying. The acting is incredible and emotional even though i watched it in subtitles (dubbed English voices are horrible). The facial expressions said it all. The story is a heartbreaking tale of two brothers who are drafted into the Korean conflict in 1950. By the end, i came this close to tearing up. And i am a tough guy. Or so i think.

    Now i know a lot of people in America tend to overlook foreign movies because their afraid of reading, or can't read, but i am finding more and more that foreign flicks are a lot better than recent Hollywood movies. Hollywood needs to take a lesson and make more creative stories.

    This is truly a masterpiece of modern cinema, a milestone in war movies, and one of the best films i have seen in a long time. Incredible.---9/10
    simon_booth

    Impressive war film from Korea

    I'm not a big fan of war films, unless the war in question was at least a couple hundred years ago or somewhere in the future, or the stars - but I did enjoy SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, if "enjoy" is the best word to use for such an experience. Apparently, director Kang Je-Gyu (SHIRI) enjoyed SPR too, as its influence on his Korean war film TAEGUKGI is impossible to deny. SHIRI was the South Korean film that probably did more than any other to bring the country's cinematic new wave into being, and especially into the field of view of the rest of the world at large. Its main accomplishment was, arguably, demonstrating that Korea could make a film that competed head on with Hollywood product, in terms of slick production values but also perhaps in terms of vacuous scripts Although it is rather shallow compared to other Korean films, though, I think it's safe to say that SHIRI had more depth than Hollywood would have injected into a similar story.

    TAEGUKGI is his first film since SHIRI, and he's definitely playing the Hollywood game again - tackling Spielberg head on this time. Like SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, TAEGUKGI attempts to humanise war by giving us some specific characters to focus on (in this case, two brothers played by Won Bin and Jang Dong-Kun) - and then uses our personal connection to show us that war is actually a dehumanising experience. The film also spares no effort in showing us the ability of bullets, knives and bombs to turn human beings into squishy piles of gore.

    There's a fairly obvious political symbolism in the story of two brothers and the effects the Korean war has on their lives and relationship - I don't know if it would be fair to read the ending as a view about the conditions under which Korean reunification might occur though. The ending of the film won't come as much of a surprise, since it's basically foretold at the start with a scene set in the present day. The exact details might be a little unexpected though.

    If you like your modern-ish day war films, and specifically if you liked SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, then there's very little doubt that TaeGukGi will impress. It's big, slick and well put together. Since it's not my favourite genre or topic of interest, I can't say I loved it like a brother, but was sufficiently satisfied with it given what it is.
    calvin0272

    An Epic

    I never liked subtitled movies, until this one. Just watched it last night and couldn't stop thinking about it.

    The movie started with the life of two brothers before the war, a life that was almost perfect until the war shatters all. Everything goes downhill from there. Despite all their best intentions, the two brothers helplessly watched their fate sinking and themselves drifting apart, with only dotted moments of hope and triumgh, when unconditional love and human spirit break through the darkness.

    Comparing to "Saving Private Ryan", this movie gives characters a more human touch. "SPR" seems to moralize too much, no flaws, just hero's. The result is the characters came off plain and two-dimensional. Agree with Saturday-3's comment on SPR posted on 9/13/04 that "SPR almost seems like nothing more than a visually stunning, flag-waving movie". By the way, I am a big fan of Steven Spielburg and Tom Hanks, so there wasn't any bias there. On a side note, "Band of brothers", on the contrary, is very very good.

    What I don't get, is how a mediocre subtitled movies such as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "Hero" gets so much marketing effort and a truly amazing one like this gets nothing. By the way, I am a Chinese currently living in the States. So I guess that wasn't a very patriotic thing to say. IMHO, "Hero" is just a compilation of beautiful pictures. "Crouching Tiger" is even worse. (It's probably because I was able to understand the original dialogue and can tell how little effort was put into anything other than making the pictures look pretty.)

    Hats off to Koreans for making such a great epic. "Tae Guk Gi" is a reminder of the difference between art and entertainment, a reminder that wars, as well as movies, are not about bang-bang actions and special effects. They are about human beings.

    The only complaints that I could think of are: 1. The music during the beginning of the movie seems a little too sentimental. 2. The camera shakes too much during action scenes, probably deliberately, to create the chaos with a limited budget. But I don't have a problem with the length of the movie. The two and half hours felt like 1.5 hour when you were drawn into the intensity of the film.

    If you are still wondering if you want to see this movie, go watch the trailer on the internet. Make sure you watch the one starting with the announcement of "ShowBox". Oh, hell, just watch the movie. Chances are you won't regret it.

    As for myself, I am going to pre-order the DVD. I can't remember when was the last time that I want to see the bonus material of a movie so badly.

    If you like the movie, I would also recommend "When trumpets fade" and "Band of Brothers".
    10chris_santner

    Better than any Hollywood production

    I have watched Taegukgi for the first time just yesterday, so my impressions of the movie are still fresh. I have not known much about the Korean War that took place at the beginning of the 1950's, but that was a history lesson I will not easily forget. Taegukgi is really the best (anti-)war movie I have ever seen. And believe me, I have seen a lot. But no movie ever before has impressed me so much. In most Hollywood productions there is only one perspective, the winners view. Many directors tried to make a movie that shows both sides of the conflict, but all of them failed. Until now: Taegugki is showing the situation mostly from the south korean view too, but it is the first movie which shows also the "other side". I was very surprised, that the director showed also the crime that his own government committed to their own people at this time. That movie is the first war movie that is not glorifying war - it's horrifying, terrifying, scary - like in reality.
    8dbborroughs

    Damning indictment of the cost of war

    When North Korea invades the South, two brothers are forcibly drafted into the army. The older of the two, hoping to win a medal and ticket home for his younger brother, begins going on every suicide mission offered. This, however, puts a strain on his relationship with his brother and those in the platoon. Worse the course of the war has several nasty turns waiting for them...

    I'm of two minds about this film. Despite the fact this is a graphic example of both the physical and psychic effects of war, the narrative is more than a bit disjointed. The film is loosely connected snapshots of the course of the war, beginning right before the invasion, then several weeks later before jumping about a month at a time to certain key events. I'm sure that had I better grasp of the history of the war I would have understood the events better. I felt lost and wished there had been more explanation. The lack of a narrative that follows all the way from start to finish hurts the film since we're moved a bit too much from place to place and situation to situation

    But the course of the war is not the purpose of the film, rather its the relationship between two brothers. How war changes them and everything in and around them except the love they have for each other. Its a bit hokey but its dead on, just ask anyone who's ever loved their sibling unquestioningly. You understand how one brother would spend 50 years trying to find the other.

    And then there are the battle scenes which are wonderful and frightening and seem to be the total chaos that war really is. People die horribly and the experience is far from fun.

    Is the movie worth seeing?

    Yes. Its not perfect but its a kick in the pants.

    8 out of 10.

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    • Trivia
      To recreate the battle at Doo-Mil-Ryung, the scene required 15,000 bullets, 3,000 extras and 500 stunt experts. Instead of rifles being fired, fist fights were the main focus of the scene and all of the cast were specially trained. The shoot lasted three weeks with about 50 minor accidents a day on average, but the scene was finally wrapped without any major accidents.
    • Errores
      In the scene where North Korean soldiers ambush Jin Tae and several other South Korean soldiers while they're laying mines, one of the South Koreans steps on a mine and it blows his leg off. However, the M15 Anti-tank mine, which was the mine they were using, requires a force of 350 to 750 lbs to detonate.
    • Citas

      Jin-seok: I wish this was all just a dream. I want to wake up in my bed, and over breakfast, I'd tell you that I had a strange dream. Then I would go to school, and you and mom would go to work.

    • Versiones alternativas
      Also released in a director's cut running 148min, 8min longer than the US and original version.
    • Conexiones
      References Rescatando al soldado Ryan (1998)
    • Bandas sonoras
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      Written by Kim Song Kyu and Park Yeong Ho

      Sung by Park Hyang Rim.

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 5 de febrero de 2004 (Corea del Sur)
    • País de origen
      • Corea del Sur
    • Idioma
      • Coreano
    • También se conoce como
      • Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • A-San City, Corea del Sur(Jin-tea's home)
    • Productoras
      • Kang Je-Kyu Film Co. Ltd.
      • KD Media
      • KTB Network
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      • USD 12,800,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 1,111,061
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 260,135
      • 5 sep 2004
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 81,407,286
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      2 horas 20 minutos
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