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When Joo-yeon has a flat tire on the snow, she calls the tow truck to help her and calls her beloved fiancé Kim Soo-hyeon, who is a secret agent, to kill time. Out of the blue, a man offers to help her and Joo-yeon refuses. But the man breaks her car, abducts her and dismember her body. Her father, who is a retired chief of police, gives the data of the four prime suspects to Soo-hyeon and he asks two week off to his chief. He hunts the men down and when he finds that Kyung-chul is the killer, he promises a dreadful to revenge against the killer to make him suffer as Joo-yeon did. Soo-hyeon becomes a monster and begins a cat-and-mouse game, capturing and releasing Kyung-chul wounded many times. But the serial-killer is the personification of evil and makes Soo-hyeon regret for not killing him when he had the chance.
SPOILER: Jang Kyung-chul (Choi Min-sik) is a dangerous psychopath serial killer. He has committed infernal serial murders in diabolic ways that one cannot even imagine and his victims range from young women to even children. The police have chased him for a long time, but were unable to catch him. One day, Joo-yeon, daughter of a retired police chief becomes his prey and is found dead in a horrific state. Her fiancé Soo-hyun (Lee Byung-hun), a top secret agent, decides to track down the murderer himself. He promises himself that he will do everything in his power to take bloody vengeance against the killer, even if it means that he must become a monster himself to get this monstrous and inhumane killer.
I Saw The Devil is another extremely gory, brutally violent, and sexually explicit shock-horror feature from South Korea. While not as exhaustingly "realistic" as The Butcher (which I reviewed earlier), it's effectively just as disturbing (probably even moreso), with a twisted undertone of (very) dark humour.
It tells the story of a misogynistic, sociopathic, serial bludgeoning rapist named Kyung-Chul (portrayed, hauntingly, by Min-Sik Choi of Oldboy fame). From the very first scene this monster violently attacks, kidnaps, rapes, tortures and dismembers a number of beautiful, young girls. But he doesn't limit himself to this preference, as he's clearly ready, willing and able to kill any and everyone he comes into contact with. The very thought alone, that such people exist in this world, is enough to make you sweat.
The remains of the girl who dies in the opening scene are discovered by a young boy; dismembered, and dispersed across a barren field. She turns out to be the daughter of the local Police Chief; and girlfriend of a spook named Soo-Hyun.
The killer's misogyny stems from a lifetime of rejection- which drives his violent rage. He's never been good enough for any woman, and now he's lashing out on the world without remorse.
When Soo-Hyun becomes privy of his girlfriend's fate he quits his job; choosing instead to walk the path of hell and seek revenge for the death of his beloved (who also happened to be pregnant with their child).
To achieve this, he utilizes his security connections to identify and track the 4 major suspects in the case. After violently vetting two of them...he manages to narrow the list down to one man: Kyung-Chul.
After following a few of leads, he is eventually able to track Kyung-Chul down and confront him with a timely intervention. During the brawl that ensues, Soo-Hyun succeeds in knocking the sick bastard out. But instead of killing him...he plants some sort of tracking device inside him. This device not only tracks his position; it also provides an unfettered audio feed directly to a smartphone application.
Soo-Hyun now has the ability to listen in on all of Kyung-Chul's conversations, while tracking his every move. And he plans to use this power to intervene in every situation where Kyung-Chul believes he has the upper hand on an unsuspecting victim. However, it is evident that Soo-Hyun is not intervening specifically to save these women; rather to punish Kyung-Chul, by preventing him from engaging in the one activity that will satiate his hunger.
By the halfway point it becomes obvious that the hunter has become the hunted. Though...for some reason this new alpha predator prefers to play with his prey...rather than swiftly put it out of it's misery...
An intense, action packed ride from the beginning to end. There is an extreme amount sexual exploitation and violence going on in this film, so if you can't handle watching people be violently molested and gorily tortured...then this certainly isn't the film for you. In the end, it's about having to become a monster in order to defeat a monster. In this way, it is thematically quite similar to HBO's True Detective. The subtle strand of dark humour threaded throughout is particularly intriguing- especially considering the disturbing nature of the content matter. However, it works (much in the same way that Kim Ki-Duk's bizarre, twisted and hilarious Moebius does). At about 2 hours and 20 minutes, it's a long film. But the awesome special effects and violent saturation make it hard to turn away. If you are looking to be simultaneously shocked, disturbed and entertained...then I suggest you check this one out.
7 out of 10.
Kim Jee-woon shows once again how good of a director he is. This brutally violent, dark revenge thriller comes from a country famous for violent and dark revenge thrillers, yet manages to set itself far above the pack not only by being a masterpiece of direction and cinematography, but by never loosing sight of the reality of the situation and the fallout that our protagonists actions cause; blurring the line between good and evil.
All actors give very solid performances, excellent in some cases, but special mention must go to Min-sik Choi as the psychotic serial killer Kyung-chul. A very different character to that of Oldboy's Oh Dae- Su, he never-the-less delivers an equally exceptional performance, creating one of the most disturbing movie villains since Hannibal Lecter.
Some truly incredible action scenes, weaved amongst some genuinely emotional moments derived from great chemistry between the two lead actors; this movie has a lot to offer, providing the violence isn't too much for you. My only real criticism to this movie, is how good so many of the characters seem to be at surviving extreme, repeated blunt-forced trauma to the head.
Ultimately, the returns of the film's premise can't justify a nearly two-and-a-half-hour squirm. The savagery is honest, raw and hardly entertainment.
I know that everyone loves speaking the word "thriller" a bit too much, but this doesn't mean one would remove action genre for this film. What's your problem in calling it an action film when it has heavy and prolonged action sequences? And that too stylized ones. Only due to such people the action genre is getting degraded.
There's no problem if you don't call a film like Sympathy for Mr Vengeance an action film because it doesn't really have any prolonged action sequences. Do you think both films have same type of violence? Stop this thing immediately. These foolish edits won't help imdb and the viewers in any way. As soon as the action genre is reinstated, remove this FAQ from here.
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