'Seobok' review: A fun thriller of science, gunfights and discussions on death


This guy takes quarantine protocol seriously. Photos: GSC Movies

When has making artificial life ever been a good idea? You'd think scientists would have learnt this lesson by now.

Ever since the novel Frankenstein was written in 1818, we’ve had hundreds of stories about the dangers of playing God. Creating our own humans (not in the usual way at least!) always results in disaster.

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Summary:

Get a dose of science and suspense with 'Seobok'

Gong Yoo , Seobok , Park Bo-gum

   

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