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BOGOTA: CITY OF THE LOST (NETFLIX REVIEW) 2025

By Linda
2 Min Read

I was super excited when I saw a brand new, I thought it was going to be it, but I guess my joy was short lived when I started the movie and struggled to make it to the very end, when I arrived at the tail end, I was wondering what really went down during the entire movie.

Guk-hee was a young boy who relocated to a new city with his dad and mom, when they arrived they got a new job with a guy who used to import and sell clothes with so many other things, a few months later the boss grows fond of Guk-hee and allows him to lead his empire, but Guk-hee wanted more and wanted to be in charge, his greed lead him to doing so many things, you will need to check out the movie to see the extent he went to staying on top.

Read also: HARRIET (NETFLIX REVIEW) 2019

Cast: like Song Joon-ki, Lee Hee-jun, Kwon Hee-hyo, Park Ji-hwan, Cho Hyun-Chul, Kim Jong-soo etc.

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Director: Kim Seoung-je

Runtime: 109mins.
Genre: Korean, crime, drama, thriller, social issues
Release: 2025

To my verdict I would score this movie 6/10. The movie was ok, but maybe not my kind of movie, the movie didn’t get me excited, but you can check it out and see if you like it.

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