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The Yellow Sea

A taxi driver (Ha Jung-woo) goes on the run after an attempt to carry out a hit on a professor (Kwak Do-won) goes terribly awry. The police, the South Korean mob, as well as the ethnic Korean Chinese mafia all frantically search for him.
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Urban Cinefile
December 05, 2011 Probably the year's best crime drama and might be confirmation that there is a new master of the genre, spinning tough as teak tales, ready to emerge
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Observer (UK)
October 23, 2011 [A] highly efficient Korean thriller...
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Los Angeles Times
December 01, 2011 A breakneck mix of bone-crunching freneticism and bloody close-quarters knife-fighting with a strand of romantic melancholy.
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Time Out
October 18, 2011 A listless succession of brutal, consequence-free stabbings encase a pair of lengthy chase set pieces, both technically adept, both utterly ridiculous.
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Village Voice
November 29, 2011 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.
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Film4
November 10, 2011 a gripping existentialist thriller, where jealousy, greed and desperation lead inexorably to a chaos of carnage, and where exile and death cross their borders to merge into an emotionally-charged sequence of final images.
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MSN Movies
March 21, 2013 ...does boast its fair share of gripping moments.
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Time Out
November 29, 2011 The Yellow Sea is far less interested in character than in choreographing pursuit scenes spiced with Asia Extreme levels of violence.
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Total Film
October 25, 2011 At nearly two and a half hours long, The Yellow Sea is overkill in every sense.
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Birmingham Post
December 14, 2011 Although the central story is compelling, even fans of this ultra-violent genre might find The Yellow Sea (the water between China and Korea) is too long and dark, especially given the way the leading characters wear black at night.
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