Take Point

The unstable & constant camera panning is nauseating and annoying, the plot & acting is awful. How can a veteran mercenary team leader be very indecisive?

It's an excellent motion picture, touching and making me moved especially at the end... With writer-director, Kim Byung-woo, he film-makes with great performance for a strong castings... Producer-actor, Ha Jung-woo portrays with utmost and other self sacrifice actor, Lee Sun-kyun...

Thrilling. Cinematography and accuracy unmatched, unrivaled,the action never stopped. Loved the embedded subthemes: perseverance, grit, loyalty, communication, peace and respect across fault lines. Movie guaranteed to raise your IQ a few notcbex

Take Point (aka as PMC) is available for rental. It is in Korean (subtitled) and a variety of accented English that is often hard to understand (the Private Military Contractors hail from all over). It involves a mercenaries attempting an extraction in bunkers under the north/south Korea boarder. It goes wrong and we end up with drones, remote cameras and layered combat that sometimes is brilliant and some times is a little confusing. While the dialog is a bit clunky, the pros outweigh the cons if you want a little something different in your action film mix. 3 stars out of 5.

2019-5-15 Ha Jung-woo was very handsome, but, I'm sorry, this movie was really boring.

An overall acceptable action movie of a mercenaries. The point of a Korean leader is ...... nothing more.

Would of only given it 1 star but the visuals towards the end were unique and well done. Otherwise the story, acting ext was all simply bad. How plot twists do you need in the first 20 mins ?