The Chaser

The Chaser

Release Date: 2008
Director: Na Hong Jin
Writer: Na Hong Jin

Cast:
Kim Yeon Seok
Ha Jeong Woo




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Part 4

Part 5 (end)

Sypnosis:

Ex-cop pimp Jung-ho is irritated because his girls keep disappearing without clearing their debts. One night, he gets a call from a customer and sends Mi-jin. Jung-ho realizes the phone number of the customer matches that of the calls the missing girls got last. As something smells fishy, he searches for her. During his search, Jung-ho dents a car in the alley. When Jung-ho spots blood splattered on the driver’s shirt, he senses the man, Young-min, is the suspect. After an intense chase, Jung-ho catches Young-min. But because of Jung-ho’s pretense as a cop, they are both taken to the police station. At the station, the man bluntly confesses he has killed the missing women, and the last girl, Mi-jin, may still be alive. As the whole police force is obsessed with a random search for corpses, Jung-ho is the only one who believes Mi-jin is still alive. With only 12 hours left to detain the serial killer without a warrant, Jung-ho’s hunt begins, searching for Mi-jin entrapped in a place nobody knows.

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Fate

Fate

Release Date: 2008
Director: Kim Hae Gon
Writer: Kim Hae Gon

Cast:
Song Seong Heon
Kwon Sang Woo




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Sypnosis:

Four friends plot their last heist together to steal money from the rival gang. Their bold plan follows through and they succeed in taking the money – until one friend(KWON Sang-woo) betrays the others for a bigger piece of the pie. They are handed over to the mob boss who takes revenge on them. Kang-sup’s leg gets messed up leaving him crippled and Woo-min(SONG Seung-hun) is made to take the blame for the crime and goes to jail. After two years, Woo-min gets an early release. Woo-min wants to put the past behind him but fate wouldn’t let him move on. The more he tries to escape the more it chokes in on him and he is forced to jump back into the dark world to save the ones he loves. Once again, the betrayal and revenge surrounding these men get tangled in a turn.

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Cruel Winter Blues

Cruel Winter Blues (Yeol-hyeol-nam-a)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Lee Jeong Beom
Writer: Lee Jeong Beom

Cast:
Seol Kyeong-gu
Jo Han-seon
Na Moon Hee


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Sypnosis:

A small-time crook, Jae-moon goes after the man who killed his mentor a few years earlier. Jae-moon meets Chi-gook, a retired taekwondo practitioner who becomes his partner and goes to the killer Dae-sik’s hometown. Chi-gook and Jae-moon devise a plan to kill Dae-sik, but as the day of reckoning approaches, Jae-moon meets Dae-sik’s mother, Jeom-sim, who reminds him of his hometown. As he sees Jeon-sim worrying over her son, he can’t proceed to kill him. However, the encounter of Dae-sik and Jae-moon takes places on the village’s field day.


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Crying Fist

Crying Fist (Joo Meok Ee Oon Da)

Release Date: 2004
Director: Ryu Seung Wan
Writer: Ryu Seung Wan

Cast:
Choi Min Sik
Ryu Seung Beom




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Sypnosis:

The movie revolves around two men who get a second chance at life through boxing.

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Going By The Book

Going By The Book (Baleuge Salja)

Release Date : 2007
Director:Ree Hee Chan
Writer: Jang Jin
Lee Gyo Bok
Cast:
Jong Jae Yeong
Song Byeong Ho


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A string of bank robberies puts the public in a panic and they demand action from the newly appointed police chief to crack down on the perpetrators. In order to appease the residents of the city and carry out his own ambitions, The police chief appoints naive traffic cop JUNG Do-man to infiltrate the world of the robbers.

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Restless

Restless (Joongcheon)
Release Date : 2006
Director: Jo Dong Oh
Writer: Choi Hee Dae, Jo Dong Oh

Cast :
Jung Woo Sung ... Yi Kwak
Kim Tae Hee ... Yon Hwa/So Hwa





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It is AD 924, at the end of the United Shilla Dynasty. Continuous riots sweep the land ruled by a corrupted government. Evil forces are rampant and malicious demons roam the land. YI Kwak, born with the powers to see spirits, joins the royal demon hunting squad, ‘Chuh-yong-dae’ after losing his fiancée, Yon-hwa to evil demons. YI Kwak excels as the most talented warrior of Chuh-yong-dae and the royal squad seems to gain momentum as powerful fighters against the forces of darkness. Then one day, YI Kwak drifts into Joongcheon, the world of the dead through a strange shrine. Joongcheon, the intermediate world between Heaven and Earth, a place souls remain for 49 days, preparing for reincarnation.

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Some

Some (Sseom)

Release Date : 2004
Director: Jang Yoon Hyun
Writer: Kim Eun Jeong, Kim Eun Sil

Cast:
Go Su
Song Ji Hyo




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Sypnosis:

In this action-fantasy thriller, drugs worth 10 billion won are stolen during a transfer by the police. The police suspect chief investigator O (played by Gang Sinil) who was in charge of the delivery. Detective Gang Seongju (played by Go Su) doubts that O is the suspect, and chases another man who later dies in a traffic accident. The only clue left is the mobile phone number of the dead suspect. Other suspects are mysteriously dying one by one, making the case shrouded into further mystery. Meanwhile, Seongju encounters with reporter Seo Yujin (played by Song Jihyo) who later feels a strong sense of déjà vu that Seongju is killed. Director Jang Yunhyeon has made a dramatic comeback five years following the success of "The Contract" (1997), dealing with new generation lovers, and thriller mystery "Tell Me Something (1999)." Although this film faithfully follows in the footsteps of Hollywood style police movies, in terms of content and action, the director adds Korean flavor. Although the word "some" does not refer to anything by itself, it nevertheless plays an important role as a major symbol of the film.

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I Am Cyborg, But That's OK

I Am Cyborg, But That's OK

Release Date : 2006
Director: Park Chan Wook
Writer: Jeong Seo Kyeong, Park Chan Wook

Cast:
Im Su Jeong ... Young Goon
Rain ... Il Soon




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Sypnosis:

Young-goon, mentally deranged and frequently electro-charging herself with a transistor radio, has been admitted into a mental institution. Firmly believing herself to be a cyborg, she refuses to consume like a human being. Il-soon is another patient, who catches the eye of Young-goon and soon becomes a close friend. Il-soon is now confronted with the biggest task – to cure Young-goon’s mental problem and have her eat real food.

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Memories Of Murder

Memories Of Murder

Release Date : 2003
Director: Bong Joon Ho
Writer: Bong Joon Ho

Cast:
Song Kang Ho ... Park Do Man
Kim Sang Kyeong ... Seo Tae Yoon




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Sypnosis:

Based on true events that took place in Korea from 1986 to 1991.

In 1986, two female bodies were discovered in the Gyunggi Province. Both had been brutally raped and murdered in similar circumstances. Korean police now faced the first serial killer case in their country.

Detective Park Doo-Man is leading the case and with the help of his aggressive partner, they will try to figure out who the potential killers are, but without much success.

However, things change when Seo Tae-Yoon, a member of the Seoul metropolitan police department, volunteers to help the investigation. With his meticulous approach to the case, it won’t take long for Seo Tae-Yoon to come up with strong evidences and clues about the identity of the murderer.

But they need to act fast as they think that other murders might occur very soon.

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My Wife Is A Gangster 3

My Wife Is A Gangster 3
(Jo Pok Ma Nu Ra 3)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Jo Jin Kyo
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Cast :
Shu Qi
Lee Beom Soo
Hyeon Yeong
Oh Ji Ho


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Sypnosis:

Continuing the success of My Wife is a Gangster 1 and 2, now come the third movie, My Wife is a Gangster 3. Now the movie features a completely new story with a completely new cast. Hong Kong sexy actress, Shu Qi plays as Chinese-Korean girl named Aryong. She sent to South Korea to lay low by her triad leader father who is engaged in a bloody power struggle in Hong Kong. She meets Ki Chul (Lee Bum Soo), a kindhearted gangster who always tries to protect Aryong without knowing that Aryong is more than capable of defending herself.

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