Yaksha: Ruthless Operations
Nicknamed after a human-devouring spirit, the ruthless leader of an overseas black ops team takes up a dangerous mission in a city riddled with spies.
- Released: 2022-04-08
- Runtime: 125 minutes
- Genre: Action, Adventure, Crime
- Stars: Sol Kyung-gu, Park Hae-soo, Hiroyuki Ikeuchi, Yang Dong-geun, Lee El, Song Jae-rim, Jinyoung, Lee Soo-kyung, Jin Kyung, Jin Seo-yeon, Choi Won-young, Yao Yi Ti, Ji E-su, Woozi, Yoo Jung-ho
- Director: Na Hyun
Comments
- iffahnabell - 21 June 2022
bestttt
Bestttt. The best stor about crimes that i ever watchhhh its good nah just give a try and watch it. Explain how firms identify attractive market segments and choose a market targeting strategy. - leonor-94682 - 18 April 2022
Entertaining!
Had fun watching and didnt notice the time, even with the predictable plot. The acting is credible, can feel and see the tension of 2 male leads and the camarederie of the black team. Would be good to see more scenes with the villain. The night market scene and the fight scene of male leads are amazing. Give it a try and watch! - Pairic - 14 April 2022
Black Ops In China
Yaksha: Ruthless Operations: South Korean Spy Thriller. A prosecutor (investigating magistrate) messes up a raid on a corrupt Chaebol and is banished to n an office which has no real work. He is given a chance of rehabilitation if he inspects an intelligence team in China who have gone dark, there are suspicions of malfeasance. The inspector gets himself caught up with a black ops team who make James bond and the Impossible Missions Force look like sticklers for the rules. A North Korean defector is being sought by Japanese, South Koran and North Korean agents. Shootouts, hand to hand fighting, car chases, hi-tech surveillance, corruption, betrayals and conspiracies keep the narrative going. Some parts of the plot may seem a bit far fetched but if James bond can get away with shooting up cities then why can't these guys? Quite violent and gory so be warned. A few interesting plot twists towards the end. Directed by Hyeon Na. On Netflix. 7/10.
