Deo pa-i-beu

I like the idea and directing. This thriller movie holds a special place in my movie memories. I watched it in 2014 in Korea, and watching it again brings back so many memories. The director nailed it with a captivating storyline and solid execution. Just a heads-up, though - it can get a bit intense and gritty. But, that's part of what makes it stick in your mind. The blend of suspense and visceral moments contributes to its overall impact, leaving a lasting impression that resonates with the audience's memories of that particular era in Korean cinema. I also love the actors and actresses,, ;) I'm a huge fan of Ma dong seok.

This is a pretty good revenge thriller. But,somehow it resembles ''the seven pound'' donating all organs and The silence of lambs'' Buffalo Bill concept. This movie is not completely taken from the movies but I guess, the director tried to combine both movies attention grabbing points and presented it in a bit different way. However,I loved concept of the woman revenge over psycho serial killer who killed her whole family. Though she becomes cripple after the incident, therefore, she manages four people who are in need of organ for their dearest ones and hire them to work for her in exchange of her organs. She along with four other finally accomplished the mission to killing the serial killer. Later she does the thing, she promised to do and everyone started living happily except she is dead now. But this doesn't matter, she got what she was longing for long A REVENGE.

Excellent movie. Some clever plot twists as is the usual with a lot of Korean films in this genre.

Keeps you on the edge of your seat and interested all along.

9/10

A woman gathers a team for take revenge a serial killer who was killed her husband and daughter... A great acting by antogonist than all..by seeing him we can feel fear inside and terify...

Woman loses her daughter and husband to a serial killer. She teams up with an unlikely group in an attempt to exact her revenge and in return offer them each something they can not find without her.

This was a solid thriller. It had a lot of emotion tied into it and while some of it was rather unlikely, it was nonetheless a good story. I am someone who happens to think that Dong-seok Ma is an excellent actor. He was also in Train to Busan and I've seen it written that he is the South Korean version of Dwanye "The Rock" Johnson. I look forward to seeing him in more of the South Korean movies I plan to watch.

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