The film "Humint," which captivated theaters during the Lunar New Year holiday (provided/distributed by NEW | produced by Oeyunaegang Co., Ltd. | director: Ryu Seung-wan | starring: Zo In-sung, Park Jeongmin, Park Hae-jun, Shin Sae-kyeong | opening: Feb. 11), is creating a special-format viewing craze.
"Humint" has been singled out during the holiday as "the film that proves the reason to watch movies in theaters," and audiences are continuing to seek out special-format theaters showing IMAX and Dolby Atmos. In particular, the action thrills completed by the large screen and overwhelming sound system deliver the ultimate satisfaction that can only be experienced in special-format venues.
Audiences who watched the film poured out their satisfaction with the special-format viewing experience, saying, "My heart pounds until the movie ends. The tension and immersion are top-notch," "An immersion you can't take your eyes off for a moment; the final wind sound effect is impressive," "It catches both action and romance," "It begins like a play and the action and tension continue to the end," "The shooting scene seen in IMAX is spine-tingling," and "Watching in IMAX creates tremendous immersion; my whole body aches as if I were the one doing the action." IMAX reviews are especially overwhelming. Comments such as "You rarely see this kind of action in Korea unless it's directed by Ryu Seung-wan," "It feels like the visuals and sound fill the space," and "The ice-chase scene is a must-see in a special-format theater" have continued, praising the scale and sound experienced on the large screen and fueling enthusiasm for repeat viewings.
In this way, "Humint" is maximizing moments when gunfights, chases filling the screen, and characters' intersecting emotions collide, earning strong responses among diverse audience groups.
"Humint" is the story of people with different objectives clashing in Vladivostok, where secrets and truth are submerged in a cold sea of ice, and it is being warmly screened at theaters nationwide.<
[Photo] "Humint"
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