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Squirrel Fart
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The Good, The Bad, The Weird
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Sep 9th, 2009 03:09 AM |
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MildPossession
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Yep it's in my dvd collection, absolutely adore it, wonderful film from Korea, from the director of A Tale of Two Sisters, and A Bittersweet Life too!! I recommend these two films if you haven't seen them.
The sequence near the end with everyone riding horses after the 'weird' on his motorcycle is a fantastic set piece, plus bonus points for using a track from the Kill Bill soundtrack during it. 
Just have to say how GORGEOUS the 'bad' was played by Lee Byung-hun.
*drools*
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Sep 9th, 2009 03:18 PM |
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Abu-Bactr
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Looks great.
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Dec 24th, 2009 01:26 PM |
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Craigisnutter
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Hope this wont be considered as reviving an old post, but i'm new here.
Just wanted to say this is a gorgeous looking and well pieced together AND well acted film. 'Weird', Kang-Ho Song, is especially superb in my opinion, but he is quite an establishhd and celeebrated korean actor anyway and can also be seen in Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. As for 'Bad', Byung-hun Lee, again extremely good job in this, but in JSA (Park Chan-Wooks feature directorial debut) he is absolutely superb.
Also like MildPossession said i really do recommend Ji-woon Kim's other big titles A Bittersweet Life and A Tale of Two Sisters. A Bittersweet Life, also having Byung-hun Lee appearing again.
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