An amalgamation of the most predictable from classic disaster movies to stereotypical Korean blockbuster melodrama with subpar CGI that looks like computer game cut scenes on a budget. The script is a disaster and every single character is annoying. Damn, let the dogs have them and the script and the director too.

Well, I wanted to watch this but Prime video only has the English dubbed one for some reason and it’s awful! I hate dubbed versions…

I didn't like it. My expectations were high. It's a very classic subject. I've watched this genre so many times, I was already guessing what would happen in the scenes. If there's no movie, watch it, I don't know if you'll like it otherwise. Thank you for your efforts anyway.

Pretty formulaic but I like it for it. It promises a stereotypical Korean thriller and delivers exactly that. Nice pacing and overall quite enjoyable.

This is a meta film within a film about actors vying to outperform one another in a foolhardy endeavor to be proclaimed the most obnoxiously annoying caricature of a trope to be captured on film. While this (probably) isn't true, adopting this faux perspective while being insulted by this inane movie might allow one to eek a sliver of enjoyment from it. Life is short. Don't spend it watching this film. Future you experiencing the sunset of your days will thank you. Pros: A nameless character representing the ubiquitous _them_ who film everything on their phones is immediately attacked (and presumed to be torn apart by a poorly rendered cartoon). No doubt, the character died happy, as they watched their viewer count rise during their final moments. Best of the Worst Awards: It's a tie between the physics free VFX, the golf caddy and the tow truck driver. Of Note: Before writing this review of sorts, I saw a _new_ trailer for this film featuring an English dub that elevated the original film to unseen heights^. Truly, we are blessed... with incompetent producers who hate us. ^ No doubt secondary to bad CGI VFX. Woof!