Carter
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2022
2h 12m
R
Korean
Action, Thriller, Crime
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Carter
Carter, who awakens two months into a deadly pandemic originating from the DMZ that has already devastated US and North Korea. He who has no recollections of his past finds a mysterious device in his head, and a lethal bomb in his mouth. A voice in his ears gives him orders to avoid getting killed and he's thrown into a mysterious operation while the CIA and North Korean coup chase him close.
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Cast
Carter Lee
Kim Jong-hyeok
Han Jung-hee
Han Jung-hee
Ha-na
Agnes
Smith
Dr. Jung Byeong-ho
Director Kim Dong-gyu
Ri Cheol-ju
CNN Reporter
Taekwondo Teacher Choi Yoo-jin
CIA Agent
CIA Agent
News Anchor
Comrade Sun Hwa
NIS Agent
CIA Agent
Bus Passenger
CIA Agent
Directed By: Jung Byung-gil
Written By: Jung Byung-gil (Screenplay), Jung Byeong-sik (Screenplay)
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MovieGuys
2 years ago
For me, Carter feels like a Hardcore Henry re-mix, with a Korean flavour.
This is run and gun, beat em, cut em up, style of film, with a video game vibe. It worked with Hardcore Henry but somehow this one just doesn't quite pull it off.
I think part of the reason for that is unlike Hardcore H More
This is run and gun, beat em, cut em up, style of film, with a video game vibe. It worked with Hardcore Henry but somehow this one just doesn't quite pull it off.
I think part of the reason for that is unlike Hardcore H More
jw
2 years ago
Carter (or rather: Kato)
tries to present itself as a one-shot-film, but it is not quite the Korean Hardcore Henry. There is little effort hiding the supposedly invisible cuts, of which there are *many*. The ever-flying shaky camera drone is busy, as are the very dedicated stunt people, and the s More
tries to present itself as a one-shot-film, but it is not quite the Korean Hardcore Henry. There is little effort hiding the supposedly invisible cuts, of which there are *many*. The ever-flying shaky camera drone is busy, as are the very dedicated stunt people, and the s More
+schmoogie
/10 2 years ago
:heart:x8
Ok - so there's good news and bad news about this one.
The bad first. I personally am very tired of the shaky-cam shtick. It's over-used and just plain annoying. Just cut it out already. A lot of the drone footage might make some people queezy. It did me, and i don't get motion sick More
Ok - so there's good news and bad news about this one.
The bad first. I personally am very tired of the shaky-cam shtick. It's over-used and just plain annoying. Just cut it out already. A lot of the drone footage might make some people queezy. It did me, and i don't get motion sick More
gak84
CONTAINS SPOILERS/10 2 years ago
Sometimes it's nice to see directors experimenting with new ideas, trying new techniques to offer something original to the audience. But when the director clearly doesn't have the means and the capabilities, it makes the movie an unwatchable and **unpleasant** experience. Especially an unpleasant e More
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