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Search AsianMovieWeb. Unstoppable. Story: Kang Dong-cheol (Ma Dong-seok) works at a fish market and oftentimes becomes entangled in shady businesses during which he ends up losing a lot of money.
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All-in-all, this was a great movie to watch with a light attitude. I mentioned in my review on that that film had a good balance of essential elements, such as comedy, action, suspense, and mystery. Well, this had an even better one. I thoroughly enjoyed this much more than ; although I came out of the theaters pretty...
As mentioned in the review, Don Lee has created a genre of his own. I don’t think anyone else can play the roles that he does in Korea. Can you think of a single actor that could fill his shoes? It almost feels like he’s casted before the movie is even written… As if the movie is made revolving around Don Lee and the image he has. I...
Acting: 8/10 Casting: 8/10 Plot: 7/10 Visual/Special Effects: 8/10 Cinematography: 7.5/10 Overall: 7.7/10
If you have to choose between and , I’d definitely go with . It was funnier, had better action and story, and was just overall a more enjoyable movie. Although the story itself is pretty obvious, it’s great for a fun, light watch. If you want more of a deep, thought-provoking film, may be th...
Nov 30, 2018 · Unstoppable (2018) Review. By Paul Bramhall. It’s fair to say that if The Man from Nowhere was Korea’s Taken, then Unstoppable is Korea’s Taken 2. One had Won Bin tracking down the traffickers who kidnapped his neighbour’s child, while the other has Ma Dong-seok tracking down the traffickers who’ve kidnapped his wife.
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Unstoppable Videos. Unstoppable: Trailer 1. 0:48 Added: Nov 13, 2018 ... Kim Min-ho's feature debut doesn't match the best South Korean action movies in either substance or style. Full Review ...
Mar 8, 2019 · David Vo. - March 8, 2019. 1830. 0. Director Kim Min-ho makes his directorial debut with Unstoppable (2018), a kidnap thriller that is like an everyman version of Taken (2008). Korean cinema excels at these types of gritty thrillers and although Unstoppable may not be the best example of its type, it still makes for an enjoyable two hours.
At the end of the day, Unstoppable is by no means an excellent movie that should be watched by everyone. However, it's an entertaining action-thriller with some surprising situation comedy and a charismatic lead actor who might as well be considered South Korea's best contemporary male actor by now.
Don't let that ominous theatrical poster or the similarly imposing title fool you. 'Unstoppable' is a surprisingly light-hearted movie. I mean sure, Dong-cheol (played by Ma Dong-seok) is built like a tank and his wife Ji-soo (played by Song Ji-hyo) does inevitably get kidnapped. But up until that point, 'Unstoppable' is a very domestic film, where the leading man eschews violence for the sake ...
