PMC: Deo beong-keo

I just watched this on Netflix. DIdn't expect to be watching a Call of Duty Video game style cut scene haha! The director and cienamtographers have been playing too much video games. The shots are shaky and makes you feel naseous. I had to pause this a couple of times to take a break. I feel sorry for the VFX / Rotoscope artists having to work with this footage in post.

I would recommend to watch this once if you are into futuristic military video games. Other than that nothing special.

A perfect example of humanity .its ok film is not that much hyped but ending with same phenomenon set audiences with watery eyes .some thing good at the end.

Exactly shows actuality of some political incident and over aggration .

Some negative point with the ridiculos finish of some good characters with bad insists .some how just cutted star for these .

I think it needs a advance background because idea was that type recharged with hollywood types.

Some devloping option also need to like some strong action to treachery and needs to dragged and clearified .

At last also need a clear vision of ending with hero .It did not meet and thinked .

Thank you.

Tried to much without decent story. Action ok but not enough true grit Ok to watch But not again shame as trailer looked good

When Korea turns to be Hollywood. Not good for korean style fans ,Script and plot like we saw a lot in hollywood films. The production can compare with hollywood .They set the story, but leave the conclusion. Give 5 for production team

It's election day in the US in 2024, and the President is going to lose because of Korean policy missteps.CIA agent Jennifer Ehle has a plan to have Jung-Woo Ha disrupt peace talks between North and South Korea. This will give the President an excuse to destroy North Korea's nuclear arsenal and take over the nation, boosting his popularity. Then, however, the leader of North Korea is seen, and the mission evolves rapidly, again and again in an atmosphere of paranoia and realpolitik.

There's a real neo-noir edge to the movie. All the mercenaries are tired and want to go home, but they need one last score. The authorities are beyond corrupt; the plans break so rapidly in the face of events that there's no time to modify them, only react, and there are three directors of photography, each covering a different front with a moving camera, fit to drive the audience up the wall. Every time I thought the story was about to move ahead, something else would happen to reset my expectations of utter disaster. If you're looking for a dark thriller, this one certainly fits the bill.