Formulaic approach to war-at-sea tale
“Northern Limit Line” is a war-at-sea adventure based on a real-life battle that occurred in 2002 in the Yellow Sea, when a North Korean patrol boat crossed the maritime demarcation line and engaged its South Korean counterpart while that nation was involved with a World Cup match with Turkey. This film was a box office hit in South Korea, where it outgrossed bigger-budget Hollywood action pictures.<br /><br />The confrontation between warships takes only a small percentage of the film’s 130-minute running time. More than half the screen time is devoted to introducing some South Korean sailors. We have a rookie medic being hazed by his fellow shipmates, the ship’s humorless commander, and his more congenial helmsman with hand tremors that nearly cause a collision. The backstories are interesting up to a point, but carry on long after we get the sense of who these people are and tend to bog the movie down.<br /><br />The naval battle is intense, with many close-up views of the horror of war. Choppily filmed and edited, these scenes take on the appearance of documentary footage. One shot shows a dazed combatant scurrying to pick up his blown-off fingers. Much like the Omaha beach landing scene that opens “Saving Private Ryan,” the naval battle goes for the visceral, with lots of blood and a sense of controlled panic under fire. The final moments of the film include archival footage of the sailors’ funerals and interviews with survivors. The movie, in Korean with English subtitles, underscores the tensions that still exist 65 years after the beginning of the Korean War.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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