Tube
(2003)
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Tube
(2003)
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Seok-hun Kim | ... |
Jay
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Sang-min Park |
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| Doona Bae | ... |
Kay
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Oh-jung Kwon |
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Ju-bong Gi |
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Choi Han Kwon | ... |
Security Officer
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Jun Jeong |
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Eun-kyeong Na |
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Hyeon-jin Sa |
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Byung-ho Son |
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This is a touching action epic about an all-out war between a subway terrorist who holds a city hostage and the detective who risks his life to save everyone. It's the heart-wrenching story of love and sacrifice that grows in a desperate situation, and the humanity of people trying to save others in the face of extreme danger at breath-taking speeds and on a huge scale. Written by Anonymous
I'm not very familiar with Korean cinema, although I have seen some movies. In Tube, it's not about what happened in the past, but how the characters evolve in the current setting and further development of the movie. I think Baek Woon-Hak has written a very strong, action-packed story, with Seok-Hun Kim playing a very convincing Jay. I'm more of a feel-good-movie-geek, but movies like this make you at least think twice about certain things. What intrigues me most about Asian cinema, and especially in this movie, is how they brilliantly combine drama and building up tension, with action, psychology, thrills, and even a comic-relief in the middle of all that.
I watched this movie, and I don't even speak the language. That means it's worth it.