Korean Film 'Humint' Garners Rave Reviews from Top Actors and Directors
Korean Film 'Humint' Garners Rave Reviews from Top Actors and Directors
The film 'Humint', directed by Ryoo Seung-wan, has released a series of endorsements from prominent Korean actors and directors, generating buzz and anticipation among potential viewers.

Set in the icy waters of Vladivostok, 'Humint' tells the story of individuals with different motives clashing in a world where secrets and truths are submerged. The film has already received enthusiastic praise from domestic media and audiences following its premiere screening.

Several actors have shared handwritten endorsements, heightening curiosity among moviegoers. Hwang Jung-min remarked, "It's been a while since I've seen something this entertaining. Witnessing Ryoo Seung-wan's beauty," while Park Bo-gum commented, "'Humint' races through the cold winter with fervor. May it unite theaters with its warmth." Jung Hae-in added, "'Humint' is packed with action and tension! I watched it without realizing the time passing!" Im Yoon-ah praised it as a "blockbuster with action and romance," and Kang Tae-oh expressed, "I watched it breathlessly, unable to relax for a moment. Wishing it great success!" Other notable endorsements include Jo Yeo-jeong's "Sufficiently hot and faithfully cold... Applause for the actors' passionate performances. Go 'Humint'!", Kim Jong-soo's "Emotions and action are intensely genuine!", Lee Sang-yi's "A must-watch during the Lunar New Year!", Choi Soo-young's "The exhilarating shootout is a hit," and Yoon Kyung-ho's "A film that makes your fists clench, heart race, and eyes tear up. Yes! Ryoo Seung-wan is back! Long live 'Humint'!"

Esteemed directors have also shared their recommendations. Park Chan-wook noted, "It heats up slowly and explodes magnificently. Action and romance all at once," while Bong Joon-ho described it as "A breathtaking espionage masterpiece by action master Ryoo Seung-wan! Thank you." Han Jun-hee praised the film's "packed two hours" and urged audiences to "watch it in theaters!" Um Tae-hwa called it a "hexagon of espionage, action, thrill, melodrama, emotion, and exhilaration," and Kim Jee-woon described it as a "trustworthy Ryoo Seung-wan action epic, a special New Year's gift for Korean film audiences!"

'Humint' promises more than just an action film, with tension and explosive catharsis driven by character choices and emotions. The film is set to hit theaters nationwide on the 11th.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr