Hijack 1971

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Juan Carlos T @RT43832209 Aug 9 Based on the context behind the film, it addresses the Korean War along the 38th Parallel without portraying either Korea as the “good” or the “bad” side. The antagonist is shown as someone who suffered bullying, which led to a resentment that eventually culminates in the hijacking of a plane. The pilot, in turn, also has a solid character arc. When it comes to cinematography, it’s the kind of movie you genuinely enjoy: strong setting, excellent photography, and well-developed characters. However, it feels like it’s missing that small extra touch to become a work that truly leaves a mark. Even so, it is undoubtedly a very worthwhile investment of time. See more Read all reviews

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