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The Good, the Bad, the Weird (Joheunnom nabbeunnom isanghanno) (2008)

7.4 Listal rating
7.5 IMDB rating

Description

An immense success in Asia, this action movie is a Korean western set in the war-torn deserts of 1930s Manchuria where bandits, mercenaries and Japanese soldiers chase around on horses, motorbikes, trains and jeeps while searching for a map locating a valuable secret. The object of the quest isn't revealed until the final minutes.

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Starring (View all) :
Kang-ho Song

Kang-ho Song

Yoon Tae-goo / The Weird
Byung-hun Lee

Byung-hun Lee

Park Chang-yi / The Bad
Woo-sung Jung

Woo-sung Jung

Park Do-won / The Good
Kyeong-hun Jo

Kyeong-hun Jo

Doo-chae
Kwang-il Kim

Kwang-il Kim

Two swords
Cheong-a Lee

Cheong-a Lee

Song-i
Dal-su Oh

Dal-su Oh

Man-gil
Seo-won Oh

Seo-won Oh

Chinese woman
Seung-su Ryu

Seung-su Ryu

Man-gil


Written by (View all) :
Ji-woon Kim

Ji-woon Kim

screenplay
Min-suk Kim

Min-suk Kim

screenplay


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Posted : 8 months, 1 week ago at Mar 18 21:46
The movie takes place in the 1930's, and invovles three archetypes of which the Good (Jung Woo-Sung) and the Bad (Lee Byung-hun) spend most of the movie chasing the Weird (Song Kang-ho) and the map to a Qing Dynasty treasure in his possession around Japanese occupied Manchuria. It's a kinetic movie punctuated with moments of stillness that are shattered by violence. Song Kang-ho as Tae-goo (the Weird) is the heart of the movie; he's a man looking to put his past behind him, though robbing trains does seem an odd way to go about it. Jung Woo-Sung as Do-won (the Good) is possibly too stoic as the unflappable bad-ass. The guy's almost a Terminator. Finally, Lee Byung-hun as Chang-yi (the Bad) is just not a nice person, though anyone that likes 30's comedies (something with William Dema...Read more

Rating : 8/10