Reported 11 months ago
Sony's film adaptation of a real-life event features Huh Joon-ho as the co-pilot facing a hijacking where the hijackers demand to fly the plane to North Korea. Based on the 1971 real-life 'Korean Air F-27 hijacking' incident, the movie presents a fast-paced thriller with a unique moral dilemma. The film touches on the complex Cold War atmosphere in South Korea, exploring the emotional core of tough decisions like whether crashing is better than landing in North Korea. 'Escape from Mogadishu' boasts impressive CGI, intense pacing, and unapologetic violence, creating a riveting standoff for viewers. Directed by Kim Sung-hoon, known for 'Ashfall' and starring Ha Jung-woo, the film delivers tear-jerking moments while Lu Zhengu gives a powerful performance as the hijacker, effectively portraying his turmoil and anger in a challenging situation.
Source: YAHOO