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I Saw the Devil is a 2010 South Korean action thriller film directed by Kim Jee-woon and written by Park Hoon-jung. Starring Lee Byung-hun and Choi Min-sik, the film follows NIS agent Kim Soo-hyun (Lee), who embarks on a quest for vengeance when his fiancée is brutally murdered by serial killer Jang Kyung-chul (Choi).
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Hi Movie lovers... What movie do you watch nowadays? To be honest, It was about 10 years ago I watched this movie a long time ago. Recently the song from this movie—you know Hindi movies have a lot of songs, suddenly played automatically on my playlist. That made me want to watch Ek Villain again. A fun fact about Ek Villain movie is adaptation from a South Korea movie entittled I Saw The Devil. That made me curious…More
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fuente/source ¡Hola amigos de la comunidad de Movies & Tv! Hello friends of the Movies & Tv community! fuente/source El cine surcoreano ha ido creciendo con el pasar de los tiempos en la esfera internacional con obras que no solo cautivan por su increíble técnica sino también por la profundidad de sus narrativas y sus ideas cautivadoras. Una de estas joyas cinematográficas que conseguí de casualidad por una aplicaci…More
Image Source Hi Movies & Tv Shows community friends. Hollywood and Bollywood action films are admittedly very cool and are in great demand by action film lovers from all over the world, but Korean action thriller films cannot be underestimated either. Now our eyes are starting to turn to watching the Korean film Actin Thriller which in my opinion is more exciting to watch and the scenes shown also look more brutal w…More
A very gory revenge story Una historia de venganza muy gore Within a whole universe of Asian films, actors and directors, those who have gained the most popularity in the West in recent years have been those from Japan and South Korea. Names like Hirokazu Koreeda or Bong Joon-ho, or titles like _Parasites_ and _Drive My Car_ have helped spread other earlier classics like _Oldboy_ or _Ran_ and that's why on my list o…More
Hello Movies & TV Shows community Humanity as a race have predated all other living species and natural balances in the world, since the birth of our race we have shown to be the alpha predator that hunts, slaughter, and destroy all others, we disturb the balance of predators and prey in the nature, and we constantly improve on our ways of doing said acts, so have you ever wondered if humans are naturally evil? This…More
After Valentine's Day passed, we returned to all-weather movies with a little surprise from South Korea. Before I continue, I must warn: This post is not suitable for children! source South Korean cinema is known for bloody, gruesome films, depicting the worst face of humanity. Old Boy, The Wailing, Memories of Murder are some of the most distinctive films of this genre. And this movie has all the elements to be cal…More
Cuando observamos una película y pasamos miedo, ante lo no habitual, viendo monstruos horrorosos que nos obligan a taparnos los ojos estamos ante una obra cinematográfica de terror. Dentro de este género se circunscribe la producción de corea del Sur Encontré al Diablo del año 2010, y esta demás decirlo, cumple con todas las características indicadas. Fuente Esta es mi elección para participar en la iniciativa CineT…More
Source Review A conversation about South Korean films today will inevitably lead to conversations about award-winning film Parasite by Bong Joon-ho. If not, then its often Oldboy that garners respect as an intense cinematic cult classic, but there needs to certainly also be more talk of another title that doesn't seem to be brought up as much as it should, and that film is the exciting revenge thriller, I Saw the De…More
Korean films tend to distance themselves strongly from their strong television drama culture; they boast an artistic nature that is otherwise unexpected creators are not afraid of creating something unique, although such films may often contain slight elements that reflect the dramatic nature of Korea's entertainment media. I Saw the Devil is a story of revenge, and how it may feel absolutely beautiful giving a psyc…More