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Emergency Declaration
Directed by
Han Jae-rim
Not Rated
2022
2h 20m
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6.8
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After a terror incident occurs mid-flight, a passenger jet declares an emergency.
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Emergency Declaration Ratings & Reviews
Boston Hassle
Joshua Polanski
In terms of major studio films with the power to actually influence audiences on a meaningful scale, I can't imagine a film with much more effective potential.
Jae-Ha Kim
Jae-Ha Kim
In the span of time it takes for a plane to fly from Seoul to Honolulu, a psychopath boards an airplane at Incheon and releases a deadly biological pathogen onboard, which results in passengers getting sick and/or dying (and turning on each other).
Beyond the Cinerama Dome
Tina Kakadelis
Emergency Declaration is thrilling and hits too close to home, given the world we're living in now, but the film cannot stick the landing.
Culture Mix
Carla Hay
Emergency Declaration does not do anything groundbreaking in its depiction of an airplane hijacking, but this action flick delivers plenty of suspense to make it memorable. The movie's acting performances are also worth seeing.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Tim Cogshell
It's a strong movie... But maybe not what people are dialing up to see at this present moment.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Wade Major
I think this is an unbelievably irresponsible movie.
Collider
Therese Lacson
With so much holding it down, it feels impossible for Emergency Declaration to take flight, and it lives in the shadow of disaster films that capitalize on the hallmarks of its genre, rather than trying to do too much at the same time.
Rolling Stone
David Fear
This is still star-driven, big-screen goofiness writ large, something to be consumed with popcorn and a crowd, and that fact its hitting U.S. screens during the summer dog days couldn't be more welcome.
RogerEbert.com
Simon Abrams
A lumbering and desperate ode to our common humanity that also tries to scare and thrill viewers into submission.
What She Said
Anne Brodie
It's intense and completely berserk in a lifelike way, a great premise for a thriller but the length and fury of the film is problematic.
Cinema Crazed
Emilie Black
As it is Emergency Declaration is a solid bioterrorism thriller that would be even better if the story was just a little tighter. The writing is solid, the acting fantastic, and the technical side works, it just needs a bit of a trim.
Film Festival Today
Christopher Llewellyn Reed
And so, mixed bag though it may be, the movie proves an interesting-enough sky thriller with which to pass the time, though at 140 minutes it definitely overstays some of its welcome.
Los Angeles Times
Michael Ordoña
The performances are uniformly solid, especially by the two leads, and the generally low-key cinematic style keeps us in the pocket of the story.
New York Times
Robert Daniels
An easy dose of disaster movie joy.
Mark Reviews Movies
Mark Dujsik
The filmmaker ... overwhelms the core premise with cliché after over-the-top and frustrating cliché.
Next Best Picture
Josh Parham
It has all the pieces for a riveting ordeal but lacks the focus to elevate its status to something more gripping.
NYC Movie Guru
Avi Offer
Sporadically thrilling, but convoluted, overwrought and exhausting. At least it's not as unintentionally funny and inane as Moonfall, 2012 or Hurricane Heist.
Cinema Escapist
Anthony Kao
While Emergency Declaration feels refreshing as a sort of mid-budget disaster movie that Hollywood doesn't make often these days, it pales in comparison to other recent Korean media touching on similar themes.
The Film Stage
Jared Mobarak
The plane is in danger. It can't land until a plan to alleviate that danger is made on the ground. Everything that occurs reinforces those two truths. Even so, it's never boring.
Variety
Peter Debruge
From a storytelling perspective, seeing what Han can do with the interior of a plane - and a whole lot of CGI - is downright inspirational.
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