simplyjhayann

Funny, witty, and pleasant to watch. The martial arts choreography done by Gang Dong Won in this film is awesome and watchable. He sure got the moves and his acting is remarkable. He sure justified his role as Jeon Woochi. If you're a big fan of Gang Dong Won like me, you'll gonna enjoy watching this and you gonna love him more. I've seen him in some comedy films and he sure can pull it of while I like him more doing some serious roles.

The visual effects are also amazing. South Korea can compete with Hollywood films. The actors are all on the A-list. A film you can watch with the whole family. So yeah, its highly recommended!

Another descent film starring the ever talented Gang Dong Won. The storyline and cinematography may be too simple and the plot is not unique, the way actor Gang Dong Won delivers his acting prowess on this film is way impressive. This film is released just a few months earlier than his Illang: The Wolf Brigade movie, you get to see his big character transition from an innocent deliveryman to a "Special Unit" soldier. That's Gang Dong Won. He can perform any role and can pull it anytime. While this film is not your average action film with less combat executions compared to his Kundo performance, this film never missed to entertain its viewers. As a Gang Dong Won hard fan, this movie is recommended if you want to rest from a super-action film.

Best period action movie I've seen so far. With star-studded cast, badass martial arts choreography, a pinch of comedic lines, and boy Gang Dong Won as the hottest villain of the Joseon Dynasty.

I've seen a lot of good historical action films created by South Korea, but this one is on my top list. Though too late to have noticed this, I came across this film because I read Gang Dong Won's name included in the cast list. Surprised that he played the anti-hero role, but not surprise how good he is as the main antagonist. This is the first time I'm seeing a movie where I am fixated at the villain instead of the protagonist. LOL. And I am not regretting it. How could he looks so fine while delivering his inhumane lines and killing-spree moves? Not to mention (all) his fight scenes? Honestly, I was rooting for him instead of the heroes. That's how good the Gang Dong Won is. I've watch this film for 3x and still not getting over it.