Bon too kil

1996
1h 50m

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Jung Woo-sung and Shim Eun-ha in Bon too kil (1996)

Kil is a professional hitman, who leads a very lonely life composed of a pack of Marlboro, instant noodle, cash in the freezer, a knife, a motorcycle and Chichi, a pet monkey. But when he bu... Read allKil is a professional hitman, who leads a very lonely life composed of a pack of Marlboro, instant noodle, cash in the freezer, a knife, a motorcycle and Chichi, a pet monkey. But when he bumped into a beautiful call girl Suha, his life could never be the same...Kil is a professional hitman, who leads a very lonely life composed of a pack of Marlboro, instant noodle, cash in the freezer, a knife, a motorcycle and Chichi, a pet monkey. But when he bumped into a beautiful call girl Suha, his life could never be the same...

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5.2/10

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Awards
- 10 nominations total

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Jung Woo-sung

Shim Eun-ha

Soo-ha

Jo Kyeong-hwan

Boss
(as Kyeong-hwan Jo)

Kim Hak-cheol

CEO Yeom
(as Hak-Cheol Kim)

Myeong Gye-nam

In-hak

Jung Doo-hong

Employee

Kim Hae-gon

Man
(as Hae-gon Kim)

Jun-hyeong Jo

Yakuza

Director
- Hyeon-su Jang
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5j_eyon

Action - Average; Shim Eun Ah - Wonderful; Chinese transfer - Poor

an average sympathetic contract killer story - with moody 1-dimensional Jung Woo Sung bringing little beyond his pretty boy looks and chipmunk cheeks - the director must have told him in the beginning - "just act moody all thru this film"

the action is pretty mundane - but the romance added a little spice with pretty Shim Eun Ah playing an extremely forward barmaid with singing ambitions - she needs to be cuz our killer is - believe it or not - girl shy

the romance takes up most of the middle part of the film - with the so-called action taking up Parts 1 and 3

i must warn you about the Chinese DVD version I saw - distributed by Sky Entertainment - it has a terrible transfer - scenes in the dark were barely discernible - fortunately - those scenes were mostly in Part 1