Sinkhole

Synopsis

Sinkhole is a 2021 South Korean disaster-comedy film directed by Kim Ji-hoon. The movie revolves around a sudden sinkhole that appears in the middle of a neighborhood, becoming a threat to the residents' lives. As they work together to find a way out, unexpected events and comedic situations unfold. With a mix of suspense and humor, Sinkhole explores themes of survival, friendship, and the human spirit in the face of adversity. The film offers a unique take on the disaster genre while delivering engaging entertainment that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Cha Seung-won

  Man-soo

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  Kim Sung-kyun

  Dong-won

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  Lee Kwang-soo

  Manager Kim

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  Kwon So-hyun

  Yeong-e

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  Kim Hye-jun

  Eun-joo

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  Kim Jae-hwa

  Kyung-mi

Reviews

Sinkhole has garnered mixed reviews from critics, showcasing its blend of disaster and comedy elements. While some praise the film's engaging storyline and well-executed humor, others find its plot predictable and lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes critic Ethan Anderson from Taking Next says, 'Sinkhole delivers an entertaining mix of suspense and comedy, making it a fun watch for fans of disaster films. 7/10'. Conversely, IMDb user Reviewer123 criticizes, 'Sinkhole falls short in delivering a truly memorable story, despite the talented cast. 5/10'. Metacritic's analysis notes the film's creative approach to the disaster genre but critiques its reliance on clichés. Overall, Sinkhole showcases Cha Seung-won's charismatic performance and the filmmakers' efforts to create a unique cinematic experience.