Laine Clark

This was the first film from korea I watched that really toyed with my emotions. It has you strongly relate to the power plant workers who are trying to be safe and prevent any accidents. Then gives you a feeling of anamosity toward the goverment who only care about the money involved, their reputations, and how it will make South Korea look. The acting was first rate, and the situation as it spirals out of control is very realistic. But this wouldnt be anywhere near as bad as the fukushima disaster, that was a full on china syndrome. This accident was just a pressure explosion that exposed the containment along with the copious amounts of radiation. The ending was the most heartbreaking I have ever seen, and I would recommend this movie to anyone. 10/10