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‘Space Sweepers’ might be the hotter older sister of ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’

  • Posted on January 7, 2021
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  • Lia delos Reyes
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On Feb. 5, Netflix is releasing a new Korean sci-fi film that stars Song Joong-ki and Kim Tae-ri. “Space Sweepers” tells the story of how a genius space pilot, a mysterious ex-space pirate, a spaceship engineer, and a reprogrammed military robot come together and  find a 7-year old humanlike robot who is on the wanted .

Set in 2099, the trailer gives off a vibe kind of similar to “Guardians of the Galaxy.” (Though if I’m being honest, this looks more badass.) The characters all show off a strong personality and are of different backgrounds before coming together as a unit of space sweepers. In one of their missions to clear space debris, they found what appeared to be a 7-year old girl. They eventually find out that the kid is a humanlike robot that’s supposed to be a highly dangerous weapon. Instead of just handing it over to authorities, the space sweepers decide to demand ransom in exchange.

You might remember Song Joong-ki from “Descendants of the Sun.” He played Big Boss, the strong and courageous leader of South Korea’s Special Forces Alpha team. Given this, I’m pretty sure he’s more than capable of delivering some of the best action scenes on “Space Sweepers.” 

 

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