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DIRECTORS OF "The Tower [Audio: Korean]"

Ji-hoon Kim

CREATORS OF "The Tower [Audio: Korean]"

Ji-hoon Kim

Sang-don Kim

ACTORS OF "The Tower [Audio: Korean]"

Ju-shil Lee

8 March 1944, South Korea

Min-Young Park

4 March 1986, South Korea

Vic Victorson

Tae-won Kwon

18 March 1961, South Korea

Joe Thomas

30 April 1963, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Todd Haberkorn

16 August 1982, Arlington, Texas, USA

Sean Chiplock

21 June 1990

Sang-hong Lee

2 February 1977, South Korea

Sang-kyung Kim

1 June 1972, South Korea

Erika Harlacher

29 August 1990, Ventura County, California, USA

Darrel Delfin

Kirk Thornton

13 May 1956, Portland, Oregon, USA

CRITICS OF "The Tower [Audio: Korean]"

Village Voice

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January 10, 2013

Even at its best, The Tower is beholden to unearned emotional payoffs.

Film Journal International

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January 11, 2013

There are exploitation films and then some, but this Korean twin-tower disaster epic takes the cake for callously evocative imagery and sentimental schlock.

Los Angeles Times

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January 10, 2013

"The Tower" may be skillfully executed as an effects-laden opus, but its miniature portraits in courage are ultimately too jerry-built to feel like anything but filler between the combustive set pieces.

Mark Leeper's Reviews

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February 14, 2014

Don't look for character development or deep meaning, but THE TOWER is a real roller-coaster ride.

Variety

February 01, 2013

Kim Ji-hoon overdoses on visual fireworks in a way that smothers any human drama mustered by the sprawling cast, whose marquee names are treated as mere icing on the cake.

GALLERY OF "The Tower [Audio: Korean]"