So what if the plot sounds similar to one of the worst sequels ever made (thanks Olivier Megaton), if Koreans know how to do anything, then it’s brutal and bloody action. I doubt there’s any fan of the burly Korean that hasn’t been craving to see him in a straight up action thriller, in which he flexes that distinctive muscle to put the beat down on some unscrupulous characters. However Unstoppable comes with an irresistible premise whichever way you look at it. Much like it was almost impossible to escape from Hwang Jeong-min a few years ago, audiences are unlikely to be blamed for getting Ma Dong-seok’d out. From action thrillers such as this one, The Outlaws, and The Villagers (which shares a plot remarkably similar to Unstoppable, and was released just months earlier), to comedy with The Bros, supernatural outings like Along With the Gods: The Last 49 Days and The Soul-Mate, and family dramas with Champion.
After stealing the show in the zombie thriller Train to Busan, as an undead beating protective husband, in 20 alone he’s headlined 7 movies. Clearly the last couple of years have been Dong-seok’s time to shine. In 2018, making Ma Dong-seok the everyman in question is such an obvious choice, it’s a wonder it’s taken this long for Unstoppable to get made. As Liam Neeson once said, “It’s personal to me.” So to see a return to the genre trope of an everyman seeking to save their loved one is a welcome sight, and the fact they want to punish the bad guys just as much is all part of the ride. These days it’s all about undercover cops and corrupt businessmen, and the twisty narratives that usually accompany them. Of course it’s been 8 years since The Man from Nowhere, and since then Korean cinema has largely moved away from the no frills action narrative, despite such an approach being one of its biggest strengths. 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. It’s fair to say that if The Man from Nowhere was Korea’s Taken, then Unstoppable is Korea’s Taken 2. Most film theaters are currently prepared for advanced silver screen projection, uprooting the need to make and transport a physical film print.Cast: Ma Dong-Seok, Song Ji-Hyo, Kim Sung-Oh, Kim Min-Jae, Ji-Hwan, Lee Sung-Woo, Bae Noo-Ri, Park Ji-Hoon, Park Kwang-Jae, Lim Hyung-Joon The motion picture is anticipated with a film projector onto an expansive projection screen at the front of the assembly room. Most however not all motion picture theaters are business operations indulging the overall population, who go to by acquiring a ticket. If you have any legal issues please contact the appropriate media file owners or host sites.Ī motion picture theater or film theater (additionally called a silver screen, motion picture house, film house, film theater or picture house) is a venue, more often than not a building, for survey films (movies), for stimulation.
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