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As the suspense slackens and blood starts spilling nearly to the point of self-parody, it almost seems designed as a test of mettle - for both the filmmakers and the audience. October 13, 2016 | Full Review…
As the suspense slackens and blood starts spilling nearly to the point of self-parody, it almost seems designed as a test of mettle - for both the filmmakers and the audience.
Ben Kenigsberg
Winningly over-the-top Korean gangster drama Asura: The City of Madness is what you'd get if you combined The Wire with a really good soap opera. October 12, 2016 | Full Review…
Winningly over-the-top Korean gangster drama Asura: The City of Madness is what you'd get if you combined The Wire with a really good soap opera.
Simon Abrams
Splattered with Korean aesthetics of troglodytic violence and blighted by irredeemable characters, Kim Sung-soo's Asura: The City of Madness is a stygian crime thriller that casts a jaundiced eye at South Korean regional politics. October 10, 2016 | Full Review…
Splattered with Korean aesthetics of troglodytic violence and blighted by irredeemable characters, Kim Sung-soo's Asura: The City of Madness is a stygian crime thriller that casts a jaundiced eye at South Korean regional politics.
Maggie Lee
There are a number of impressive action set pieces to be had here, including one of the more hellacious car chases to hit the screen in a while. October 7, 2016 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
There are a number of impressive action set pieces to be had here, including one of the more hellacious car chases to hit the screen in a while.
Peter Sobczynski
an utterly bleak and unapologetically violent combination of action spectacle, morality play, mythic tragedy and national parable, as the terminal trajectory of Korea's brutal hierarchies and power structures are laid brutally bare, with no way out. October 8, 2017 | Full Review…
an utterly bleak and unapologetically violent combination of action spectacle, morality play, mythic tragedy and national parable, as the terminal trajectory of Korea's brutal hierarchies and power structures are laid brutally bare, with no way out.
Anton Bitel
A relentless 136-minute tirade of shouting, slapping, shooting and stabbing. February 22, 2017 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
A relentless 136-minute tirade of shouting, slapping, shooting and stabbing.
James Marsh
Kim Sung-su may be offering us a thrilling - and masterfully directed - ride, its punishing toll measurable in the bruises and scars that accumulate on [protagonist] Han's face, but the writer/director's intentions are also sociological. November 2, 2016 | Full Review…
Kim Sung-su may be offering us a thrilling - and masterfully directed - ride, its punishing toll measurable in the bruises and scars that accumulate on [protagonist] Han's face, but the writer/director's intentions are also sociological.
Kim is a deft hand with the ol' ultra-violence, but viewers may wonder if we really need every scene to be spattered in blood. October 14, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Kim is a deft hand with the ol' ultra-violence, but viewers may wonder if we really need every scene to be spattered in blood.
Chris Knight
Stylish if derivative, it's bloody enough for action fans, and moody enough for niche venues. October 6, 2016 | Full Review…
Stylish if derivative, it's bloody enough for action fans, and moody enough for niche venues.
Daniel Eagan
An above average, carnage-driven Korean crime drama. September 23, 2016 | Rating: B | Full Review…
An above average, carnage-driven Korean crime drama.
Bradley Warren
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