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Master (2016)
TrailerThe movie is about an intellectual crime investigation team and a notorious fraud surrounding a grand scam. It follows an investigator (Gang Dong-won) as he pursues the president (Lee Byung-hun) of a Korean company that's involved in fraud and corruption.Actors: Dong-won Gang, Byung-hun Lee, Woo-bin Kim, Ji-won Uhm, Dal-su Oh, Kyung Jin, Won-joong Jung, Tom Bauer, Do-Guk Lee, Do-Hwan Woo, Christopher Hackney, ...»Director: Ui-seok JoCountry: South KoreaDuration: 143 minQuality: HDRelease: 2016IMDb: 6.60 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Master (2016)"
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Directors of "Master (2016)"
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Critic Reviews of "Master (2016)"
RogerEbert.comJanuary 06, 2017The performances are solid to great throughout, and Cho does build to a remarkably satisfying final twenty minutes, but it takes two hours to get there.
New York TimesJanuary 05, 2017"Master" is a routine South Korean crime thriller whose bloat magnifies its generic qualities.
The Straits Times (Singapore)January 11, 2017A competently made but generic copy of a twisty Hong Kong-style crime drama, the details that elevate this from the pack are its references to the politics and culture of South Korea.
South China Morning PostJanuary 10, 2017A high-octane action thriller [set in] the corrupt world of finance and big business. But beyond the glamour, action and exotic locations, it's a shallow, superficial endeavour.
PopMattersJanuary 06, 2017Master, while highly entertaining a good portion of the time, ultimately falls short of the title's promise.
Film Journal InternationalJanuary 05, 2017Flashy but paper-thin, Master lets its stars ham it up in crowd-pleasing turns, but drops the ball when it comes to plotting.
Slant MagazineJanuary 05, 2017The film is seemingly terrified of boring us, offering one elaborate montage of catch and release (or of survey and flee) after another.
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