I Saw the Devil
Thriller • 2010 • 2 hr 24 min
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Lee Byung-hun, Choi Min-sik, Jeon Kuk-hwan, Cheon Ho-jin, Oh San-ha
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Pretty brutal and explicit scenes. I think I finally understand vengeance and revenge after this movie.
A revenge masterpiece. If you can handle the graphic violence, I’d say it’s essential viewing. Next-level “No Country for Old Men”.
Whenever someone says "recommend a movie" it's this one. Brutal. In your face. Satisfying. One of the best movies I've EVER watched. Period
Brutal. Straight up brutal. Intense, nonstop, in your face, and the villain is pure Satan. My favorite revenge thriller hands down.
This is a solid, gruesome movie, a unpredictable and unique psychological thriller.
Very dark thriller. Very suspenseful. Shot very well and acting was also great. Worth a watch for fans of horror or thriller.
I really liked the concept, acting and the story line.But watching these 2h was really hard and heartbreaking. it really broke my soul.
Brutal film. It’s so much fun figuring out the plot as the movie goes along, like you just want to see how crazy it can get
Asian cinema just hits different man. A top tier revenge thriller that has everything you could possibly want from that genre.
Really disturbing but I think it is a good movie. If you’re ever sad about anything, movies like this make it hard to feel sad or much else.
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