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R-Point
2004 1h 47m R
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History
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6.2
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During the Vietnam War, a South Korean base receives a radio transmission from a missing squad, presumed dead, and sends a platoon to rescue the lost squad from the R-Point.
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Directed By
Kong Su-chang
Written By
Yeong-woo Pil
Studio
C&Film
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Cast of R-Point
Kam Woo-sung
Lieutenant Choi Tae-in
Son Byung-ho
Sergeant Jin Chang-rok
Park Won-sang
Sergeant Cook
Oh Tae-kyung
Sergeant Jang Young-soo
Lee Sun-kyun
Sergeant Park
Son Jin-ho
Sergeant Oh
Mun Yeong-dong
Corporal Byun
Jung Kyung-ho
Corporal Lee Jae-pil
Kim Byung-chul
Corporal Joh Byung-hoon
Gi Ju-bong
Captain Park
Ahn Nae-sang
Captain Kang
David Anselmo
James
R-Point Reviews
Filmcritic.com
Don Willmott
the style doesn't compensate for a lack of substance
Slant Magazine
Jeremiah Kipp
While it's refreshing to see a war film veer into the supernatural so quietly, R-Point lacks the much-needed dramatic tension to get us through its slow-moving 110 minutes.
Goatdog's Movies
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
One of the best of a sub-genre I'm going to christen 'warror': war horror films.
Dread Central
Andy Mauro
R-Point fails the audience by never delivering on the dread that it so meticulously creates.
Film Threat
Jeremy Knox
If you've been worn down a bit by all of the J-horror movies having to do with spooky ladies in blue makeup, this will serve as a refreshing change of pace.
Reel.com
James Emanuel Shapiro
A mediocre genre film that fails in both genres.
Variety
Derek Elley
A fresh spin on the Korean horror genre after a summer which saw the usual haunted-schoolgirl template reach burnout.
Eye for Film
Anton Bitel
serves as a thoroughgoing allegory of the fears, suicides, inhumanity, rage and murder doomed to repeat themselves in any and every conflict, and to haunt generations to come.
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