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| Joong-Hoon Park | ... | Detective Woo | |
| Sung-Ki Ahn | ... | Chang Sungmin (as Sung-kee Ahn) | |
| Dong-Gun Jang | ... | Detective Kim | |
| Ji-Woo Choi | ... | Juyon | |
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Jong-gu Kim | ... | Restaurant owner |
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A chase film in which cops try to catch a master of disguise. This is a film as much about the joy of filmmaking as it is about a deadly pursuit. Written by NDNF
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Country:
South KoreaLanguage:
KoreanRelease Date:
31 July 1999 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$6,100, 24 December 2000Gross USA:
$22,007Company Credits
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Detective Woo: I'm not a minister or a preacher, right? Those guys say nice things, but I start and end with a fuck.See more »
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Film exists in two versions. The original Korean version has a running time of 112 minutes while the version released outside of Korea (an "international version") is roughly 12 minutes shorter, clocking at 100 minutes. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I really enjoyed watching this film, I was on the edge of my seat most of the time.It's great to watch a film where the director is in love with the possibilities of film, making use of every trick in the cinematic book. This everything-and-the-kitchen-sink style seems popular in Asia as Tears of the Black Tiger had used a similar approach. Sure, the detective's are made out to be as vicious as the criminals they're chasing but I can't think of too many films that portrayed the police in a positive light (ok, I'll let you have 'Police Academy'). The only problems for me were the somewhat plodding pace between the action sequences and that the audience never got to know anything about Sungmin.