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Review And Synopsis Movie The Tunnel A.K.A Teo-neol (2016) Trailer Plot Story And Summary Complete Review And Synopsis Movie The Tunnel A.K.A Teo-neol (2016) Trailer Plot Story And Summary Complete
Just imagine my horror, Yes, when it awoke in darkness and buried thousands of tons of rubble, maybe it also perceived Jung Soo, how she had to survive and how to survive and get out of there, in fact, the premise is very interesting although some viewers may be reminded of a moment of the film, however, Burried that's one challenge Kim Sung Hoon to eliminate the perception of it and the results were quite successful film was taken in a different direction with a different taste Ha Jung Woo, one of the great actors and it really isn't necessary in the v longer capabilities and kharismanya, the film managed to offend the social issue of broadcast media, besides being a humanitarian element highlight here this fall, not just movie disaster but also contains good moral message besides the dramatization of Korean adorned in some part.Oh Dal Su managed to bring his character as a rescue team with his heroic, humble, unyielding and full responsibility with his work, while Bae Doona a wife whose hearts are fragile and hoped her husband survived, with any attempts he's trying to save her husband, the jobs are not easy and the right side of humanity should be highlighted. Kim Sung Hoon tried pasting a few inserts comedy and I think fairly successfully made the audience smile-small smiles without reducing taste his disater.
Speaking of excess a film, but there are also disadvantages, and I suppose quite disturbed and reducing the parenthetically point with some absurd in some part, sekental did not emulate his dramatic films such as Korean disaster Haeundae, The Host, Deranged or The Flu but was not a concern to me, the play is enough ngena and cannot be made redundant are important moral message carried and overall the movie was quite entertaining , Ha Jung Woo still seems charismatic and I have always loved his performance.We've kind of observed it before: A person is driving home for his little girl's birthday, enters a passage, and gets caught inside. However while Kim Seong-hun's "Passage" sounds like it takes after any number of dreadful passage pics or fabulous calamity legends, it's really an incline, pleasant fiasco story with enough unmistakable components to make it feel moderately new. In spite of the fact that improbable to coordinate the accomplishment of the executive's prior "A Hard Day," it offers with that film a gnawing evaluate of Korea's legislature, wrapped in the sort of immediate, individual show that peaks with irregularity in-the-throat pay-offs for the sincerely vulnerable. Home B.O. profit after an Aug. 10 opening have been solid, with 1.8 million affirmations the main weekend; a focused on stateside discharge Aug. 26 ought to see a little however excited reaction from Asian activity fans.Much of the film's allure is that it hurls aside the stupendous and centers rather on character, particularly auto sales representative Lee Jung-soo (Ha Jung-charm, "The Handmaiden"), a really pleasant family man stuck in a bad dream. He's driving home through the new Hado Burrow when breaks all of a sudden show up in the roof, and after that the entire thing stupendously collapses — praise to Kim Nam-sik's very much took care of visual impacts. Supernaturally he survives, however his seriously harmed auto just has a little space around it, caught between strict heaps of rubble. His telephone luckily still has a flag (and 82% power), so he calls 911 and his significant other Se-hyun (Doona Bae), and he's advised to sit tight.
With just two containers of water and his little girl's birthday cake for sustenance, it would appear that Jung-soo's chance covered in the passage will be unpleasant. Prudent team pioneer Kim Dae-kyung (Gracious Dal-su) keeps him quiet by means of telephone, encouraging him to proportion out the water and spare the telephone battery by turning it off aside from once every day. Things are uncomfortable, however Jung-soo keeps his spirits up, ignorant of the media carnival over the ground, where organize oversaw photograph operations with an administration serve (Kim Hae-sook) make it clear the politicos are most worried with their picture, alongside proceeding with development on a neighboring tunnel.As Jung-soo holds up beneath, confusions in the protect operation continue pushing back the quantity of days it will take before he can be come to. Before the end, the limits of credibility are extended past limit, yet sensitivity for the person is so solid, and Dae-kyung's conventionality and emphasis on proceeding in spite of lessening assets so incapacitating, that it's conceivable to suspend doubt and simply run with it. Significant to keeping up intrigue is Jung-soo's comical inclination: On the off chance that you must be caught in a passage with somebody, this is the person who'd keep your spirits up in a non-irritating manner.
Chief Kim viably moves amongst above and subterranean, keeping up an unhurried tension that suits the film's closeness. Not that there aren't a couple of astounding set pieces, particularly when the passage breakdown (twice), however "Passage" functions admirably correctly in light of the fact that it keeps the emphasis on a consistent person attempting to traverse an inconceivable circumstance. Political burrows include intrigue, and there's a sharp investigate of the general population's restricted capacity to focus, yet Kim embeds these components without hoping to electrify viewers into reviving around social equity: he's telling a decent, engaged story, with simply enough profundity to support the two or more hour running time.Actors Ha and Goodness make a decent combo, the simple appeal of the previous pleasantly coordinated with the legit courage of the last mentioned. The character of Se-hyun, the spouse, is whisper-thin, however her underplayed, confused injury fits the film's general tenor. The visual idea goes generally simple on the claustrophobia component so it never feels onerous; that is halfway because of Kim Chang-ju's shrewd altering as much as DP Kim Tae-sung's camera position, which frequently permits Jung-soo simply enough space and light for viewers to feel candidly as opposed to physically close.
Synopsis Movie The Tunnel A.K.A Teo-neol (2016) :
Lee Jung Soo (played by Ha Jung Woo) returning home by driving his car, on that day he came home carrying a birthday cake for his daughter the right birthday that day and of course his return highly awaited his his wife and child at home, without any thought he crossed a tunnel named the tunnel tunnel with a length of about Hado 1961 meters, naas tunnel was suddenly shaken and collapsed Lee Jung Soo, when aware of the pingsanya he had found himself buried by thousands of tons of rubble and debris that hit the tunnel and squeeze her car, in car there is only handhone, mineral water 500 ml 2 bottles and a birthday cake for her daughter. "How can the fate of Lee Jung Soo? will he survived and reunited with his family? "
Movie Information :
Genre : Drama, Thriller
Actor : Doona Bae, Jung-woo Ha, Dal-su Oh
Initial release : August 10, 2016 (South Korea)
Director : Kim Seong-hun
Box office : 51.9 million USD
Story by : So Jae-Won
Cinematography : Kim Tae-sung
Country : South Korea
Language : Korean
Production Co : Another Sunday, BA Entertainment, History E&M
Runtime : 126 min
IMDb Rating : 6.8/10
Watch Trailer :
Just imagine my horror, Yes, when it awoke in darkness and buried thousands of tons of rubble, maybe it also perceived Jung Soo, how she had to survive and how to survive and get out of there, in fact, the premise is very interesting although some viewers may be reminded of a moment of the film, however, Burried that's one challenge Kim Sung Hoon to eliminate the perception of it and the results were quite successful film was taken in a different direction with a different taste Ha Jung Woo, one of the great actors and it really isn't necessary in the v longer capabilities and kharismanya, the film managed to offend the social issue of broadcast media, besides being a humanitarian element highlight here this fall, not just movie disaster but also contains good moral message besides the dramatization of Korean adorned in some part.Oh Dal Su managed to bring his character as a rescue team with his heroic, humble, unyielding and full responsibility with his work, while Bae Doona a wife whose hearts are fragile and hoped her husband survived, with any attempts he's trying to save her husband, the jobs are not easy and the right side of humanity should be highlighted. Kim Sung Hoon tried pasting a few inserts comedy and I think fairly successfully made the audience smile-small smiles without reducing taste his disater.
Speaking of excess a film, but there are also disadvantages, and I suppose quite disturbed and reducing the parenthetically point with some absurd in some part, sekental did not emulate his dramatic films such as Korean disaster Haeundae, The Host, Deranged or The Flu but was not a concern to me, the play is enough ngena and cannot be made redundant are important moral message carried and overall the movie was quite entertaining , Ha Jung Woo still seems charismatic and I have always loved his performance.We've kind of observed it before: A person is driving home for his little girl's birthday, enters a passage, and gets caught inside. However while Kim Seong-hun's "Passage" sounds like it takes after any number of dreadful passage pics or fabulous calamity legends, it's really an incline, pleasant fiasco story with enough unmistakable components to make it feel moderately new. In spite of the fact that improbable to coordinate the accomplishment of the executive's prior "A Hard Day," it offers with that film a gnawing evaluate of Korea's legislature, wrapped in the sort of immediate, individual show that peaks with irregularity in-the-throat pay-offs for the sincerely vulnerable. Home B.O. profit after an Aug. 10 opening have been solid, with 1.8 million affirmations the main weekend; a focused on stateside discharge Aug. 26 ought to see a little however excited reaction from Asian activity fans.Much of the film's allure is that it hurls aside the stupendous and centers rather on character, particularly auto sales representative Lee Jung-soo (Ha Jung-charm, "The Handmaiden"), a really pleasant family man stuck in a bad dream. He's driving home through the new Hado Burrow when breaks all of a sudden show up in the roof, and after that the entire thing stupendously collapses — praise to Kim Nam-sik's very much took care of visual impacts. Supernaturally he survives, however his seriously harmed auto just has a little space around it, caught between strict heaps of rubble. His telephone luckily still has a flag (and 82% power), so he calls 911 and his significant other Se-hyun (Doona Bae), and he's advised to sit tight.
With just two containers of water and his little girl's birthday cake for sustenance, it would appear that Jung-soo's chance covered in the passage will be unpleasant. Prudent team pioneer Kim Dae-kyung (Gracious Dal-su) keeps him quiet by means of telephone, encouraging him to proportion out the water and spare the telephone battery by turning it off aside from once every day. Things are uncomfortable, however Jung-soo keeps his spirits up, ignorant of the media carnival over the ground, where organize oversaw photograph operations with an administration serve (Kim Hae-sook) make it clear the politicos are most worried with their picture, alongside proceeding with development on a neighboring tunnel.As Jung-soo holds up beneath, confusions in the protect operation continue pushing back the quantity of days it will take before he can be come to. Before the end, the limits of credibility are extended past limit, yet sensitivity for the person is so solid, and Dae-kyung's conventionality and emphasis on proceeding in spite of lessening assets so incapacitating, that it's conceivable to suspend doubt and simply run with it. Significant to keeping up intrigue is Jung-soo's comical inclination: On the off chance that you must be caught in a passage with somebody, this is the person who'd keep your spirits up in a non-irritating manner.
Chief Kim viably moves amongst above and subterranean, keeping up an unhurried tension that suits the film's closeness. Not that there aren't a couple of astounding set pieces, particularly when the passage breakdown (twice), however "Passage" functions admirably correctly in light of the fact that it keeps the emphasis on a consistent person attempting to traverse an inconceivable circumstance. Political burrows include intrigue, and there's a sharp investigate of the general population's restricted capacity to focus, yet Kim embeds these components without hoping to electrify viewers into reviving around social equity: he's telling a decent, engaged story, with simply enough profundity to support the two or more hour running time.Actors Ha and Goodness make a decent combo, the simple appeal of the previous pleasantly coordinated with the legit courage of the last mentioned. The character of Se-hyun, the spouse, is whisper-thin, however her underplayed, confused injury fits the film's general tenor. The visual idea goes generally simple on the claustrophobia component so it never feels onerous; that is halfway because of Kim Chang-ju's shrewd altering as much as DP Kim Tae-sung's camera position, which frequently permits Jung-soo simply enough space and light for viewers to feel candidly as opposed to physically close.
Synopsis Movie The Tunnel A.K.A Teo-neol (2016) :
Lee Jung Soo (played by Ha Jung Woo) returning home by driving his car, on that day he came home carrying a birthday cake for his daughter the right birthday that day and of course his return highly awaited his his wife and child at home, without any thought he crossed a tunnel named the tunnel tunnel with a length of about Hado 1961 meters, naas tunnel was suddenly shaken and collapsed Lee Jung Soo, when aware of the pingsanya he had found himself buried by thousands of tons of rubble and debris that hit the tunnel and squeeze her car, in car there is only handhone, mineral water 500 ml 2 bottles and a birthday cake for her daughter. "How can the fate of Lee Jung Soo? will he survived and reunited with his family? "
Movie Information :
Genre : Drama, Thriller
Actor : Doona Bae, Jung-woo Ha, Dal-su Oh
Initial release : August 10, 2016 (South Korea)
Director : Kim Seong-hun
Box office : 51.9 million USD
Story by : So Jae-Won
Cinematography : Kim Tae-sung
Country : South Korea
Language : Korean
Production Co : Another Sunday, BA Entertainment, History E&M
Runtime : 126 min
IMDb Rating : 6.8/10
Watch Trailer :