description Extreme Job Overview
Extreme Job is a South Korean film from the 2010s that blends action and comedy. It depicts narcotics officers who secretly manage a fried chicken restaurant to infiltrate criminal activity. The movie’s unique premise and skillful performances make it notable for its creative approach to undercover work. Viewers interested in unconventional crime stories and genre-bending entertainment will find this film engaging.
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info Extreme Job Specifications
| Country | South Korea |
| Year | 2019 |
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Why does the chicken restaurant become important in Extreme Job?
The narcotics detectives buy or run a fried chicken restaurant as an undercover stakeout location. The joke is that their improvised chicken recipe becomes a real hit while they are supposed to be watching drug criminals.
Who directed Extreme Job?
Extreme Job was directed by Lee Byeong-heon and released in South Korea on January 23, 2019. Its cast includes Ryu Seung-ryong, Lee Hanee, Jin Seon-kyu, Lee Dong-hwi, and Gong Myung.
Was Extreme Job a major hit in Korea?
Yes. It passed 10 million admissions in South Korea quickly after release and became one of the country's biggest box office comedies.
What kind of comedy is Extreme Job?
It mixes police action with workplace farce. The main narcotics unit is terrible at surveillance but unexpectedly good at selling fried chicken, which drives much of the 111-minute film.
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