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The Yellow Sea
The only thing he must not have crossed.
The only thing he must not have crossed.
Crime, Drama, Thriller - 2010
The Yellow Sea
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A Korean man in China takes an assassination job in South Korea to make money and find his missing wife. But when the job is botched, he is forced to go on the run from the police and the gangsters who paid him.
Director:
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Na Hong-Jin
Cast:
,
Kim Yoon-seok
,
Ha Jung-woo
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Cho Seong-ha
,
Tak Sung-eun
,
Kwak Do-won
,
Lee Cheol-min
,
Im Ye-won

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Runtime:
156 min
Release date:
22 Dec 2010
Country:
KR
Languages:
Chinese, Korean
Budget:
$8,170,000
Revenue:
$15,789,762
Awards:
9 wins & 24 nominations total

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
...does boast its fair share of gripping moments.
– William Goss,
MSN Movies,
21 Mar 2013
fresh:
A breakneck mix of bone-crunching freneticism and bloody close-quarters knife-fighting with a strand of romantic melancholy.
– Mark Olsen,
Los Angeles Times,
1 Dec 2011
fresh:
A rush of a movie from South Korea that slips and slides from horror to humor on rivers of blood and offers the haunting image of a man, primitive incarnate, beating other men with an enormous, gnawed-over meat bone.
– Manohla Dargis,
New York Times,
1 Dec 2011
rotten:
The Yellow Sea is far less interested in character than in choreographing pursuit scenes spiced with Asia Extreme levels of violence.
– David Fear,
Time Out New York,
29 Nov 2011
fresh:
Writer-director Na Hong-Jin achieves a vibe of urban desolation right off the bat, and deepens the mayhem with acutely observed and charged details about illegal-immigrant life.
– Michael Atkinson,
Village Voice,
29 Nov 2011
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