Hunt (2022)

MA15+

2022

125 mins

Directed by Lee Jung-Jae
68%
40%
Action

Korean spy actioner. Two agents from the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA), are both independently hunting a North Korean mole.

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Korean spy actioner. Two agents from the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA), are both independently hunting a North Korean mole.

Set in 1980s Korea, when the military dictatorship reached its peak. KCIA Foreign Unit chief Park Pyong-ho (Lee Jung-jae) and Domestic Unit chief Kim Jung-do (Jung Woo-sung) are tasked with uncovering a North Korean spy, known as Donglim, who is deeply embedded within their agency. When the spy begins leaking top secret intel that could jeopardise national security, the two units are each assigned to investigate each other.

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Hunt (2022) | Ratings & Reviews

68_%56 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
40_%89 reviews
Audience score rating

"Some shocking twists go off like well-timed bombs in the back half of the film, somewhat compensating for what is, in all honesty, a bit of a slog."

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The Guardian

"(A) knotty, at times labyrinthine spy thriller that might just have the most compellingly convoluted plot since The Big Sleep."

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The Times

"(An) action-packed tale that is so filled with twists and turns, it would be laughable if it was not so bombastic and exciting."

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The Straits Times

"Lee Jung-jae, throws everything at this story, but it comes across as confused and messy."

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South China Morning Post

"A kinetic, truly thrilling and delightfully operatic espionage tale."

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Little White Lies

"An intense and unpredictably twist-filled Korean spy thriller."

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Slash Film

"Hunt is a finely accomplished beginning to Lee Jung-jae's directorial career."

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IGN

"A propulsively enthralling espionage thriller that’s only wanting a more coherent narrative."

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Total Film

"An energetic yet hopelessly convoluted espionage thriller that doesn’t tell a story so much as it chronically bumps into one."

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IndieWire

"The last few scenes are so ludicrous as to be laughable, but that doesn’t sabotage the fun..."

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Variety

"An increasingly frustrating movie that loses its way amid a dense thicket of plot complications, double-dealings, counterplans and surprise revelations..."

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