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'Hope' review: What a weird kimchi blockbuster

Hope is a shock-and-awe monster rampage stretched to a monstrous 160-minute runtime, and that might be all you could ask for.

The Star MalaysiaMOON KI-HOON2026-09-20 02:00查看原文 ↗

You better hope this horse can outrun those darn aliens. — Handout

Hope is a shock-and-awe monster rampage stretched to a monstrous 160-minute runtime, and that might be all you could ask for.

The set pieces are stunning: vehicles and debris flung around like toys, torrents of gunfire raking creatures that simply will not die, storefronts ripped open and streets buried in rubble, all captured in tracking shots so fluid it’s hard to say how anyone pulled them off.

Weird kimchi blockbuster

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