On an uninhabitable 22nd-century Earth, the outcome of a civil war hinges on cloning the brain of an elite soldier to create a robot mercenary.
Kang Soo-youn
Seo-hyun
Kim Hyun-joo
Jung-yi
Ryu Kyung-soo
Sang-hoon
Uhm Ji-won
Se-yeon
Lee Dong-hee
Chairman
Han Woo-yeol
Jae-kyung
Yun Ki-chang
Researcher 1
Lee Ga-kyung
Researcher 2
Shin Min-jae
Researcher 3
Kim Sun-hyuk
Researcher 5 / Voice over the Radio (voice)
Lee Hyun-kyun
Doctor
Park Soi
Young Seo-hyun
⭐ 3/10
Whilst coming in what appears to be an exciting sci-fi wrapper, what's inside, is a complete let down. Jung-E is in simple terms a woke bore fest. The action, when it arrives after many many minutes of thoroughly tedious female empowerment and navel gazing, is too brief and for this viewer, utterly unexciting. In summary, don't let the glitzy box fool you, there's little of any consequence inside.
⭐ 6/10
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/jung-e-review "JUNG_E is not what viewers expect. A war flick without the war, Yeon Sang-ho places the post-apocalyptic action in the background and instead focuses on a compelling study of what it means to be human with a touching mother-daughter relationship at its core. Despite some frustratingly over-the-top performances and one intolerably irritating character, the filmmaker's message is well-intended, clear, and meaningful. Unnecessary exposition and inconsistent visual effects don't help elevate the generic premise, but the impressive stunt work, epic score, and some genuinely captivating combat sequences make it an overall satisfying viewing." Rating: B-
⭐ 10/10
Loved it!!
⭐ 1/10
I am disappointed
