"Humint", realism → entertainment fun..an audience of all walks of life

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With the movie "Humint" settled in the theater district during the Lunar New Year holiday thanks to explosive word of mouth, various audiences are receiving favorable reviews.

With the action blockbuster "Humint," which opens 2026, settled in the theater during the Lunar New Year holiday thanks to the hot word of mouth, audiences from various levels, including college students, office workers, and former NIS officials, recommended the movie, drawing attention.

First of all, Chae Sung-joon, a former NIS professor and military science professor at Seogyeong University, paid attention to the realism of the film, saying, "It convincingly captures the risks and isolation that intelligence agents have to endure, and the lives and sacrifices of individuals hidden behind them." "Park Jung-min's acting was very impressive," said Seo Hyun-kyung, a YouTuber from North Korea who was a North Korean defector. I enjoyed it," he said, praising the entertainment fun of the movie.

Nam Sung-wook, a former head of the National Security Strategy Institute and current chair professor at Sookmyung Women's University, expressed his satisfaction with the meeting of realistic subjects and genres, saying, "It is a narrative of love permeated into a fierce information war." Director Byun Young-joo, who directed "Sama: The Killer's Outing" and "Hot Car," praised, "I feel cathartic after discovering amazing scenes in the director's new work, the best action master." College students in departments related to national security expressed deep sympathy for Cho's character, who appeared as an NIS black agent, and office workers described "Humint" as a "Monday Disease Treatment" and recommended a must-see cinematic experience at the theater.

The action blockbuster film "Humint," which decorates theaters this winter, is a story of people with different purposes fighting in Vladivostok, where secrets and truth are buried in a cold sea of ice, and is being screened in theaters across the country.

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