Credited cast: | |||
Jin-hee Ji | ... | Tae-soo / Soo | |
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Seong-Yeon Kang | ... | Kang Mi-na |
Oh Man-Seok | ... | Spotted Killer | |
Lee Gi-yeong | ... | Nam Dal-goo | |
Kyeong-hwan Jo | ... | Song-in Boss | |
Seong-kun Mun | ... | Goo Yang-won | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Man-sik Jeong | ... | Senior Executive B |
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Woong-jae Won | ... | Senior Executive A |
A legendary assassin and a renowned problem solver, Soo has been searching for the twin brother he has not seen since their days in an orphanage. But his brother is murdered when he turns against a vicious gang to become a police officer. In order to get revenge, Soo has no choice but to take on his brother's identity and use it to lure the gang into a trap. Written by CJ Entertainment
I like Korean movies in general. They have a certain style to them, but they also have some mannerisms, that are new (maybe even alien) to me, but are always great to watch. One of those things, is the violence that is portrayed in a gritty way. Not stylized and most of the time it doesn't even look like it's choreographed, but this raw power/energy has a vibe that translates great onto the big screen, like in this case.
The problem here though is the story. It's a shame, because it could be a real great movie (especially with that showdown/ending), but it misses out on some points (at least for my taste). It makes for a nice viewing then, but never achieves grand status (in my book)