The Old Woman with the Knife

It is a movie with intense action and very tension, and I have already watched the Nth movie, and my friend can watch the Nth movie.

It continues well from the past to the present of bullfighting and sculpture, but it appears as a scene, so I felt confused. This film and why I went to the Berlin Film Festival are all the movies that anyone can see, and in Korea, it is increasingly going backward and receiving good reviews from many audiences. There is also a novel called Shredding, which is a story about the days when the sculpture was a top and when I met Ryu, and I think it would be nice to make it into a movie.

The Old Woman with the Knife is held up by Lee-Hye-yeong and Kim Sung-cheol's performances, a few bloody action sequences and a sentimental ending that hits the right notes.

The plot follows a legendary assassin named Hornclaw, and a young-brutal-mysterious new recruit, Bullfight. Hornclaw is fighting the fact that she can't do what she used to, and the rash provocations of the new recruit Bullfight throughout the movie. All the while diving into Hornclaws past through interspersed flash backs.

The plot is a bit overcomplicated throughout and I wish more time was built explaining a few more of the convoluted relationships. However, the ending was pretty good and wrapped the movie up well.

There is not a ton of action but what we do get is competent enough and the finale was fun to watch with a good measure of heart thrown in. If you're looking for a solid cat and mouse thriller with great performances I think you will find something to enjoy in The Old Woman with the Knife.