I SAW THE DEVIL is a shockingly violent and stunningly accomplished tale of murder and revenge from Korean genre master KIM Jee-woon (The Good, The Bad, The Weird and A Tale of Two Sisters). Oldboy's CHOI Min-sik plays Kyung-chul, a dangerous psychopath who kills for pleasure. The embodiment of.Missing. Action A secret agent exacts revenge on a serial killer through a series of captures and releases. I Saw the Devil Poster. 2:15 Trailer. 4 VIDEOS 22 IMAGES. Throughout the entire film, the character Jang Kyung-chul played by Min-sik Choi always fights with a weapon. Without it, he easily gets knocked down.

½ Another South Korean 'desperate for vengeance' themed flick with generous dose of violence. I am not a fan of action films per se, but I was amazed by the action sequences in this movie.

I guess I found it to be so amazing owing to the actors involved in those scenes. If Min-sik Choi was outstanding as a psycho who doesn't know what fear and pain is; Byung-hun Lee was no less competent. On the flipside, the movie is out and out predictable. Besides, the concept of making your enemy suffer instead of letting him die easily, was done just recently (in El Secreto De Sus Ojos). Surely, the treatment is as diverse as chalk and cheese, but it still managed to serve as a drawback for me.

Anyways, the movie is still worth a watch for its breathtaking action scenes and power-packed performances. Nothing unique here, but it's a cool vengeance movie that succeeds in holding your interest for 2+ hours (pardon the exaggeration, but I hope you'll get what I'm trying to convey here), despite being outright predictable. (Originally rated on May 19, 2011; made a negligible correction on June 28, 2014!!). A bold and electrifying new breed of revenge film.

A shockingly violent and stunningly well made piece of work that`s truly unforgettable and mind-blowing. A bloody, stylish, gripping and absolutely terrifying movie that`s a memorable step forward in the genre. A bone-chilling and heart-pounding adrenaline-charged edge of your seat thriller. A frightening masterpiece that is truly a must-see.

Director, Ji-woon Kim crafts one of his most accomplished and brilliant films so far. Revenge films don't get more shocking or exhilarating than this. It`s the real deal. Byung-hun Lee and Min-sik Choi are absolutely sensational. Choi is sadistically brilliant. Lee is magnificent. A spectacular showdown of a cat and mouse game. Sandy Bull E Pluribus Unum Zip more.

An intense and powerful thrill-ride that leads you a gut-rotting and breathtaking finish.

Magnolia Home Entertainment delivers a gorgeous transfer of a gorgeous film, with a 1080p/AVC encode that's sharp, densely colored, and free from any overt compression problems or unnecessary tweaking. The 35mm image looks natural, with a thin-but-rich grain structure and no evidence of DNR. While edge enhancement is occasionally noticeable in certain scenes—sometimes making facial textures seem a bit too crisp—ringing and haloes are kept to a minimum. Download Free Music For Paper Jamz. Overall, clarity is very impressive. See the weft of Kyung-chul's orange sweater—you can even make out the individual bits of fuzz sticking up off of it—and check out the rough patina of the scythe's blade in screenshot #14.

Color is deep too, with a haunting blue cast in many scenes, vivid red blood, and balanced, consistent skin tones. Nch Express Accounts Keygen Download Manager. Likewise, contrast is strong but not overpumped, and black levels strike a great balance between depth and shadow detail. I really can't dredge up any substantial complaints; the film looks fantastic in high definition. As usual, Magnolia has provided two audio options here—the original Korean mix and an English dub, both presented in DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1.