A man is on his way home when the poorly constructed tunnel he is driving through collapses, leaving him trapped.
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★★★★★
The title says it all. Then I read its synopsis and right away I knew how much should I expect from it. Because this might be a fresh attempt in the Korean film, at least for the first time I'm seeing in a Korean film, but not from the world cinema. Yeah, I ha...
★★★★★
Another decent Korean offering, Tunnel is worth taking in if you're tired of Hollywood productions and you'd like to take in something different. Recommended.
★★★★★
Tunnel is a survival/catastrophy movie. And a good one.
In the first scene the movie sets the tone. It has slight comedic elements but mixed with a sad tone and the subtext is about responsibilitys. Who takes responsibility for what? The main character stops...
★★★★★
Tunnel surprised me. I had barely glanced at the cover when we picked it up, and put it on figuring it would be good background noise for reading my book.
Well, the book didn't get read, but the movie did get watched.
I liked how quickly it leaped right into...
★★★★★
A man is on his way home when the poorly constructed tunnel he is driving through collapses, leaving him trapped.
"Tunnel" comes to us from writer-director Seong-hun Kim, who is likely not very well known in the United States, though some fans of Korean cinem...
