Korean movies are making a debut in the US market and it has since been doing well. Another addition to this is the movie "Master." It is expected to be well-received by the American viewers especially that this movie is action-packed enough to make everyone take notice.
The movie "Master" is one of the Korean movies expected to do well. From the trailer, the movie prides itself for covering and showcasing the grueling cat and mouse hunt to stop the biggest fraud case in history.
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Master" is about an intellectual crime investigation team who goes after Won Network. The company is involved in a massive fraud case. This is the start of intense action as various members of the cast tactically try everything to outsmart and eventually stop the biggest fraud case from happening.
As added by IMDb, Jin Hyun-pil heads up multi-level marketing company called One Network Inc. which has an extensive network covering all of Korea. The International Criminal Investigation Chief Kim Jae-myung is on to Jin's company for suspecting its deep and widespread connection with CEOs, politicians and the likes.
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The movie "Master" then continues as Kim catches a break when he tracks down the company's IT architect, Park Jang-gun. From here Kim persuades Park to hand over the information on Tech Hub and Jin's secret ledger in exchange for a plea bargain. The story then builds up from here.
The movie stars Dong-won Gang, Woo-bin Kim, Byung-hun Lee. They are also joined by Dal-su Oh, Ji-won Uhm and many more.
The movie will have its limited release on Jan. 6, 2017. The movie has Action and Crime for the genre. It is also in Korean but appropriately subtitled in English.
The movie "Master" runs for a little over two hours but time will surely fly as moviegoers are treated with intense action and cinematography altogether. Great movie production, plot and cinematography are typical of any Korean film whether shown locally or internationally.
