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The director/star combo of 2008’s hit The Chaser (Na Hong-jin and Kim Yun-seok) re-team for another bruising thriller.
Here, Kim is a luckless Korean cab driver living in China, offered big money to head for Seoul and bump off a businessman.
Inevitably, things don’t go as planned. Most of the action takes place at night, further obscuring an already tangled plot.
No car chase is complete without dozens of totalled vehicles; and no one just shoots someone if they can hack them to bits with an axe.
At nearly two and a half hours long, The Yellow Sea is overkill in every sense.
Gearbox lead wants Borderlands 4 to have less "toilet humor," says the thought of "skibidi toilet" and a gun called "Hawk 2A" in the game makes him want to "cry real tears"
Despite Marvel Rivals players using Overwatch's worst meta and DPS mains refusing to swap, the hero shooter's lead says the team is "not considering a role queue"
Memento star Guy Pearce says a Warner Bros. exec blocked him from more Christopher Nolan movies, including Batman Begins: "I think he just didn’t believe in me as an actor"
