Korean flick starring Son Seok Koo "Comment Army" Has Begun Filming

After giving an applause-worthy performance in The Roundup, actor Son Seok Koo returns with another crime flick Comment Army.Comment Army (working title) is a crime-drama film in which reporter Lim Sang Jin, who learns of the existence of the Comment Army while reporting on online public opinion manipulation, discovers a startling reality surrounding the organization. The filming began on March 6. The movie is based on the novel "Daetkkeulbudae" by Jang Kang Myung. 

Son Seok Koo plays the role of Im Sang Jin, a newspaper reporter who seeks reinstatement after being suspended for writing an article accusing the tyranny of large corporations.

Apart from the Big Bet Season 2 actor, Kim Sung Cheol, Kim Dong Hwi, and Hong Kyung are also cast as members of the comment unit Team Aleph. 

Kim Sung Cheol played the role of Team Aleph's member, who is the master manipulator of public opinion. Kim Dong Hwi plays the role of Chattakkat, who informs Im Sang Jin of the existence of the comment unit. 

Son Seok Koo commented, "I am really happy to be able to work with people I wanted to work with. I want to do a good job with all my strength". 

Kim Sung Cheol said, "I thought it was fun and attractive from the time I read the script". Kim Dong Hwi added, "I'm excited and looking forward to my character - which I will spend months acting - in the movie. I will continue to work hard to portray the character I am in charge of". 

Director Ahn Gook Jin also commented, "I am nervous and excited. I will try to make a good movie that can be enjoyed in theatres". The exact release date of Comment Army is yet to be announced.  

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