Starring Ma Dong-seok (AKA Don Lee), Kim Mu-yeol and Kim Sung-kyu. This movie was such a treat, it engages you from the first minute till it's last scene. Ma Dong-Seok's performance was extraordinary and impressive.
If your review contains spoilers, please check the Spoiler box. Cop and gangster collide, though, when Jang is attacked by the killer and lives to tell the tale. A maverick cop and underworld boss join forces to catch a killer in this gripping mix of carnage and car chases in Korea.
Writer-director Lee Won-Tae posits an unlikely alliance between rule-averse but goal-oriented cop Jung (Kim Mu-yeol) and seasoned crime-world kingpin Jang (densely made but. When Cop Kim Mu-Yeol ("Forgotten", "Warriors Of The Dawn"), visits Jang in hospital, he can't get anything out of him. He wants to put him through the justice system, they want to kill him. Heat Vision Box Office Reviews Archives. A string of unsolved murders leads to uneasy teamwork. The dynamic between the gangster and the cop is brilliant.
Trailer The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil
Lee Won-tae's film has such an extraordinary premise, ripe for. Sylvester Stallone was impressed enough to commission a US remake of this niftily plotted Seoul-set crime movie. The Korean-American former mixed martial arts trainer boasts a steely-eyed, barrel-chested charisma endearing him more to the audience than the story's nominal hero cop.
The film stars Ma Dong-seok, Kim Mu-yeol and Kim Sung-kyu. The plot is based upon a true story. Sounds fun…" It's been nearly a month since my last movie review. I've been extremely busy with work and just couldn't find.