Bereullin

2013
PG-13
2h 1min

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Han Suk-kyu, Jun Ji-hyun, Ryu Seung-beom, and Ha Jung-woo in Bereullin (2013)

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Jong-seong, un agente fantasma norcoreano, interrumpe una venta ilegal de armas. Un agente norcoreano pone a prueba la lealtad de todos mientras Jong-Seong se prepara para hacer el máximo sa... Leer todoJong-seong, un agente fantasma norcoreano, interrumpe una venta ilegal de armas. Un agente norcoreano pone a prueba la lealtad de todos mientras Jong-Seong se prepara para hacer el máximo sacrificio.Jong-seong, un agente fantasma norcoreano, interrumpe una venta ilegal de armas. Un agente norcoreano pone a prueba la lealtad de todos mientras Jong-Seong se prepara para hacer el máximo sacrificio.

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Trivia
Ryoo shot the film almost 100% on location in Europe. Filming began on April 16, 2012 on a film set in Namyang, south of Seoul, in Gyeonggi Province. After wrapping there, cast and crew relocated to Berlin, Germany and Riga, Latvia in early May 2012, and among the locations were the roof of Berlin's Westin Grand Hotel, in Schoneberg, at the Hackescher Markt, and on Pariser Platz in front of the iconic Brandenburg Gate in full view of the American and French Embassies. The shoot involved a 15-person German crew from Film Base Berlin, but the majority of production elements and talent were Korean, including around 80 crew members who brought their entire equipment. Observing that Ryoo did the recces of the locations with the actors so that they could get used to the settings, Film Base boss Mathias Schwerbock described the director as "very thorough and precise in his preparations. They are fast at shooting and very efficient."

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After the shooting at the hotel, numerous police sirens can be heard. However, those sirens are American in style. German police sirens have different sound.

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Dong, Myeong-soo: Revenge... is a dish best served cold!

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References Lluvia negra (1989)

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7/10

Actually a really good Korean action flick

I was actually quite impressed by this film, probably since it caught me off guard. Because Korea comes out with some good and even great films but just not so much when it comes to action movies. Maybe just few. This is actually a really good action popcorn flick that is entertaining and enthralling most of the way through. It felt like it blends elements from the "Bourne" films but has enough of it's own elements to be it's own film. The actors in this is just fantastic with their roles. Ha Jung-Woo has really worked himself up to becomes one of the top stars of Korea. He may not be the best looking lead actor in movies but that is why his characters are more believable, plus he is a good actor and charismatic as well. Ryoo Seung-Bum is the show stealer in this film and just about every scene he is in is chilling and also entertaining to watch. Han Suk-Kyu is basically Han Suk-Kyu in just about every movie he is in. But he usually fits the role and he fits right in with this one as well. Gianna Jun is also in this but her role could have been played by almost anyone. This film is probably even good enough to go toe to toe with some Hollywood action movies. Even the fight sequences are second to none because it has that "Bourne" movie vibe going for it but it's not all choppy and crap. Even if few action parts doesn't make much sense. You can actually see everything that is going on. Overall if you like Korean films and also action movies than check this one out. If not, just check it out anyways.

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