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Mar Sangrento

Título original: Hwanghae
  • 2010
  • R
  • 2 h 37 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,3/10
24 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Ha Jung-woo and Kim Yoon-seok in Mar Sangrento (2010)
ActionCrimeDramaThriller

Quando uma tentativa de matar um professor dá errado, uma série de eventos violentos se sucedem, forçando um taxista a correr por sua vida.Quando uma tentativa de matar um professor dá errado, uma série de eventos violentos se sucedem, forçando um taxista a correr por sua vida.Quando uma tentativa de matar um professor dá errado, uma série de eventos violentos se sucedem, forçando um taxista a correr por sua vida.

  • Direção
    • Na Hong-jin
  • Roteiristas
    • Na Hong-jin
    • Hong Won-chan
  • Artistas
    • Ha Jung-woo
    • Kim Yoon-seok
    • Jo Sung-ha
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,3/10
    24 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Na Hong-jin
    • Roteiristas
      • Na Hong-jin
      • Hong Won-chan
    • Artistas
      • Ha Jung-woo
      • Kim Yoon-seok
      • Jo Sung-ha
    • 50Avaliações de usuários
    • 126Avaliações da crítica
    • 70Metascore
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      • 8 vitórias e 21 indicações no total

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    Ha Jung-woo
    Ha Jung-woo
    • Gu-nam
    Kim Yoon-seok
    Kim Yoon-seok
    • Myun-ga
    Jo Sung-ha
    Jo Sung-ha
    • Tae-won
    Lee Cheol-min
    Lee Cheol-min
    • Choi Seong-nam
    Lee Yoo-mi
    Lee Yoo-mi
    • Tae-Won's Daughter
    Park Byeong-eun
    Park Byeong-eun
    • Bank Employee
    Yu Ha-bok
    • Yanbian taxi boss
    Lee Hee-joon
    Lee Hee-joon
    • Boeun Police 2
    Lim Jae-Min
    • Korean fisherman #4
    Hyeon-joo Kim
    • Killed smuggler
    Jeong Man-sik
    Jeong Man-sik
    • Detective 1
    Ahn Seo-hyun
    Ahn Seo-hyun
    • Professor's daughter
    Hwang Seok-jeong
    Hwang Seok-jeong
    • Dollar Dealer
    Baek Won-kil
    Baek Won-kil
    • Chinese ethnic Korean kidnapper #1
    Gi-won Yang
    • Detective 2
    Dong-Heon Yeom
    Kim Jae-hwa
    Kim Jae-hwa
    • Girlfriend of Myeon Jeong Hak
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Na Hong-jin
    • Roteiristas
      • Na Hong-jin
      • Hong Won-chan
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    7Zyankali

    The camera work ruins this great movie

    I have nothing against unsteady camera work if this is used for chasing scenes or is taken as a crucial stylistic element (e. g. Black Witch Project). But what the heck ... over the whole movie you feel like sitting in a boat that pitches and yaws up and down on the sea. The camera work mirrors any gestures or motions even in no-action plots. Otherwise, this movie shows great acting and is surely an interesting thriller. I love the Korean no gun fights. Sometimes you have problems to recognize and relate the Korean actors (they looks very similar to me). Thus, the movie encounters difficulties to follow the plot easily. Nevertheless, i strongly recommend this movie - even if you have to watch it twice.
    8Ramuna

    It is good but could be better

    First I have to admit that nowadays the more I watched Korean movies, the more I appreciate their good work with a stretch range of variance themes. For right now I am in a state that I will pick a recommended Korean movie over the mega budget Hollywood flick any day of the week. Since my first introductory of Korean movie more or less a decade ago with the like of 'My Sassy Girl', 'Sorum', 'Memories of Murder', 'Oldboy', etc, things only get better.

    And with 'The Yellow Sea' I can't help but to once again utter my sincere compliment. The movie basically divided into four segments each related to the situation of our protagonist. The protagonist himself is a grey character between evil and good, which didn't come as surprise, as many Korean movies has done a lot deal with such a character, take 'Oldboy' or 'I am a Father'.

    The first segment is meant to tell us about the dark and depressing background of the protagonist and the motive following his grim decision for the audience to tolerate. The second segment is what followed after and I assured you it will thrill and hold you at the edge of your chair. Very pacey and full of suspense that the second segment itself could stand as a suspenseful modern noir, of which Alfred Hitchcock and Billy Wilder will nod in full agreement.

    But I think what followed after the second segment is where the movie slipped over. Director Na Hong Jin (from 'The Chaser') tried everything to provide a decent thriller, but maybe he just tried too hard. The way he prolonged the movie and transformed it into multi characters rather than kept focusing on the main character, the die hard character in bloody melee combat, the car flipping and car chasing scenes which was superb and not inferior to that Hollywood's made, those were all but just not add up to the movie's substantial but rather blurred the entire purpose of the movie.

    If the movie is intended as a powerful thriller drama then it surely slipped in the latter half of the movie. A decent thriller drama can not be stuffed with too much action flick I guess. Nevertheless I still like the movie very much and would like to recommend it to all Asian(or Korean) movie enthusiast. Only that I really wish the director made the movie only three quarters as long, stayed focus on the protagonist's gloomy campaign and ended it up the way it was. It would be a dark and a too powerful movie instead.
    9Yogesh-Odyssey-Opera

    "Some lines were never meant to be crossed"

    It's time to fete our Director Na Hong-jin for making a masterpiece like this. This is about his noir thriller "The Yellow Sea". His second film after a bang like The Chaser. The main success of this movie is for it's fast screenplay and some nail biting chasing scenes. Inspite of its long running time the movie tightly grips us during most of its running time.

    Coming to story, The protagonist Goo-nam(Ha Jeong-woo) is a Joseon(Chinese of North Korean descent)is a taxi driver living in Yenji, China. Goo-nam's wife went to South Korea for work to lift their family. She promised that she would send money to him, but there has been no money sent by her, let alone any news from her. Goo-nam really loved her and meanwhile tortured by the possibility of her infidelity in his dream, but that is not his only problem. He has lot of debts including his wife's travel fare. He tries to solve his problem with gambling, but that makes his situation worse.The debt collector often visits and questions his pride.

    After his fierce attitude in the gambling bar, Goo-nam is noticed by a local Korean mob boss/dog seller Mr. Myeon(Kim Yoon-seok). Myeon has a plan to solve his problem. If he goes to Seoul and kills somebody, his debt problem will be solved. Giving his daughter in the safe hands(his mother)he agrees to work. Under the instructions from Myeon, he illegally entered South Korea with other Korean Chinese.

    He arrives at some coastal area without much problem. He goes into Seoul while not being noticed by the law enforcement. He stays in a lousy motel room. He checks out the place where his target lives. He is clever enough to devise a good plan while spying on the daily pattern of the target during the night. He also goes around Seoul for getting any clues about the whereabouts of his wife. There is not much time left, but he still cannot find her. The time is short, and he must do the job as demanded. It's a now or never situation,the night at the freezing cold Goo-nam anxiously waits for his target to arrive at the building. And then, something unexpected happens in front of his eyes. With an unexpected twist ,He is now chased by both the police and the mobs for what he does not commits. The chasing starts, even we feel sorry for the unfortunate things happening to this inglorious bastard in the merciless world.

    The plot shines lightly and it turns out a mob boss in Seoul, Tae- won(Cho Seong-ha), is involved with the incident. After the involvement of police and the media far more than he has ever thought, he becomes panic. He attempts to solve his problem even before knowing what's exactly going on. This is a real critical situation, especially when Myeon comes to South Korea after the problem between him and Tae-won. Now both want Goo-nam in their hand. Reminding the chaser the good guy plays a very bad guy role here. Can't see the rage of fight with the bones. That's really a new route of violence. Thanks to the director the car chasing scene is really a nail biting high tension scene, he makes very impressive actions sequences. The camera is a little too running. And the plot changes in to unexpected twists. Overall it is really a worth watching experience. Can't wait for another movie from Na Hong Jin.
    lewism200

    Well-made but too gritty to really enjoy

    The latest Korean thriller to make the international leap is quite an event. Weighing in at a respectable 140 minutes (still 17 minutes shorter than the Korean version) it is filled to the brim with as much grit as anyone could wish for. I knew from the opening voice-over that I wasn't in for a barrel of laughs. The cold monotone relating the tale of a childhood pet dog that died of rabies set the tone for the uncompromisingly grim two-and-a-bit hours to follow. The story follows Gu-Nam, a taxi-driver struggling to make ends meet in a province between Korea and China. His wife has moved away to earn money but hasn't made contact.. In an impossible hole of debt, he is offered a way out. He has to go to Korea and kill someone there. The gangster (the ruthless and unflappable Myun) offering this once-in-a- lifetime chance will, of course, kill his family if he fails. Not, you might think, a terribly original plot idea but there are a number of qualities which make it rather special. First, the setting; South Korea's major cities provide a wonderfully bleak backdrop to the action and much of this is rather beautifully showcased by director Hong-Jin Na. But more than this, the film gives an insight into aspects of Korean culture never normally seen by the Western world, particularly the discrimination against the region Gu-Nam is from (the name of which I will not attempt to type). However, the film's defining feature must be its sheer, visceral grit. Everything, including our desperate protagonist feels painful and dirty. The bloody fight scenes are utterly devoid of glamour and deliberately so. Sadly however, this also robbed them, for me at least, of much of the charm I normally find in well-choreographed fight scenes. This is a trend continued throughout the film. The story, though fairly linear, is complicated by a plethora of characters and the audience is given little to nothing in the way of tantalising hints to lead us through. Essentially, Na has gone out of his way to produce as brutal and harsh a film as he could and, in the process, sacrificed a great deal of potential enjoyment.
    6dwankan

    Fun but Absurd

    This film is quite a ride. If you like nonstop action, you might like it. If you like stories about desperate people stuck in desperate situations and struggling to get out of them, you might like it.

    Unfortunately, you have to be willing to suspend quite a bit of disbelief to keep watching it, as each five minutes takes the main character further into unbelievable territory. By the end of the film, he's outsmarted several police organizations and several crime organizations, all of which have been chasing him through most of the movie, and it tells in several scenes where, rather than showing how he got out of an impossible situation, the film simply cuts to him driving or running away with nobody in close pursuit, suggesting he did it . . . Um, somehow?

    Other reviewers talk about gritty realism, and while it is gritty, it isn't within miles of realistic. In the real world, the main character of this film would have been either killed or put in prison within thirty minutes of this 2.5 hour story.

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    • Curiosidades
      The film opened on December 22, 2010 in South Korea and was top of the box office, selling 1.05 million tickets in its first five days of release, according to the Korean Film Council.
    • Citações

      Gu-nam: Who's the boss here?

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The film's story unfolds in chapters.
    • Versões alternativas
      The US R-Rated version was heavily edited but it's based on the shorter Korean Director's Cut, but apart from some minor story cuts several short cuts typical for the MPAA had to be made due to depiction of action, violence and sex. The Director's Cut runs 4 minutes and 3 seconds longer than the US R-Rated version.
    • Conexões
      Referenced in Vdud: Kvataniya (2022)

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 22 de dezembro de 2010 (Coreia do Sul)
    • Países de origem
      • Coreia do Sul
      • Hong Kong
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Central de atendimento oficial
      • Vidio (Indonesia)
    • Idiomas
      • Coreano
      • Mandarim
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Yellow Sea
    • Locações de filme
      • Coreia do Sul
    • Empresas de produção
      • Wellmade Starm
      • Popcorn Films
      • Showbox/Mediaplex
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    • Orçamento
      • US$ 8.170.000 (estimativa)
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      • US$ 15.789.762
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    • Tempo de duração
      2 horas 37 minutos
    • Cor
      • Color
    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby Digital
    • Proporção
      • 2.35 : 1

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