[REVIEW] 'TIME TO HUNT' - When Four Best Friends are Hunted by a Mysterious Man

Kapanlagi.com - Although its release was delayed, TIME TO HUNT finally premiered on April 23, 2020 on Netflix. This film stars Lee Je Hoon, Ahn Jae Hong, Choi Woo Shik, Park Jeong Min, and Park Hae Soo. Directed by Yoon Sung Hyun, this film became the most anticipated film of 2020.

Yoon Sung Hyun won the Best New Director award at the 32nd Blue Dragon Awards for his film BLEAK NIGHT. The film was successfully screened at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival as a special gala screening. This was the first time for a Korean film.

TIME TO HUNT tells the story of four male friends, Joon Seok, Jang Ho, Gi Hoon, and Sang Soo. They live in a financial crisis in South Korea. Despite being amateurs, this eventually leads Joon Seok (Lee Je Hoon) to plan a robbery in order to survive and start a new life amidst the crisis. However, who would have thought that a mysterious man would "haunt" their dreams. What will happen next in their lives and who is this mysterious man?

1. Review TIME TO HUNT

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TIME TO HUNT is a thrilling film that successfully makes the audience feel hunted by a mysterious man ready to kill them. The clear storyline allows the audience to experience how this group of young men has to live their days being hunted. The chaotic city during the crisis is also portrayed very well. Of course, this is supported by the actors' performances that make it feel even more real.

For thriller film enthusiasts, TIME TO HUNT can be a recommended film to watch next, where for two hours you will feel the tension that occurs. In addition, we will also be touched by the friendship between the four young men, even though they are facing a crisis in life.

In this film, we will also see different characters from Lee Je Hoon, Ahn Jae Hong, Choi Woo Shik, and Park Jung Min that we have never seen before. Especially the outstanding performance by Park Hae Soo as an unstoppable killer until he gets his target. So, can they survive when there is no place to escape?

(kpl/mit)