Justice Is Best Served Deep Fried: Extreme Job Movie Review

The Reel Generation Gap hosts review the hilarious and action-packed South Korean film Extreme Job (2019).
Justice Is Best Served Deep Fried: Extreme Job Movie Review
The Reel Generation Gap hosts review South Korean movie 'Extreme Job'. (NTD)
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Welcome to another exciting episode of The Reel Generation Gap! Join our dynamic duo, B.J. Kang (Gen Z) and Fred Sottile (Boomer), as they bridge the generational divide through the magic of movies. This week, they dive into the hilarious and action-packed South Korean film Extreme Job (2019).

Movie Synopsis:

Narcotics detectives go undercover in a failing chicken restaurant to bust a notorious gang. But when their delicious new recipe turns the place into the hottest eatery in town, their mission takes an unexpected twist!

Discussion Topics:

US Films vs. International Films: B.J and Fred explore the differences and similarities between Hollywood blockbusters and international cinema, focusing on what makes Extreme Job stand out.

Acting Styles Across Cultures: They delve into the unique aspects of acting in South Korean films and how they compare to the performances we’re used to in the US.

Ensemble Cast Dynamics: The hosts discuss the benefits and challenges of ensemble casts, and how Extreme Job brilliantly utilizes this format to deliver its comedic and action-packed narrative.

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