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A parody of hardboiled gangster films, the Korean action comedy No. 3 follows the hilarious misadventures of bumbling mobster Tae-Ju (Han Suk-Kyu). Starting out as a lowly henchman for the powerful Do Ka Gang, Tae-Ju is promoted to Gangster No. 3 after he inadvertently saves the life of his boss during an assassination attempt. But Tae-Ju is unhappy with the third-rate position and conspires to become a crimelord himself, a goal hampered by his dreamy poet girlfriend Hyun-Ji (Lee Mi-Yeon), rival gangster Ashtray (Park Sang-Myeon), determined public prosecutor Dong-pal (Choi Min-Sik) and his own incompetence! Special Features: The Haking of No. 3 Korean TV Special Trailers of other Third Window Films releases
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the God Father of recent Korean films
7 Dec 2006
By S. Lee
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I called it the God father of recent Korean films, because No. 3 introduced for the first time some of the great new faces of Korean cinema. Min-sik Choi(Old Boy, Chihwason, Shiri), Kang-ho Song(Sympathy for Mr.Vengence,Quiet Family, JSA, Memories of Murder) and Suk-kyu Han (Christmas in August, Shiri, Tell me something) were stars who started recent rise of Korean cinema. At the time when No. 3 was made only well known actor or actress in No. 3 were Suk-kyu Han and Mi-yeon Lee.
The movie is hilarious. To be honest, I did not like No. 3 when I first watched it in 1998. It is strange and silly. No.3 requires multiple viewing to understand its subtle humour and great performances of its star line up. Enjoy the movie that started all in Korean cinema. No. 3 might as well be the first and the last movie in which Choi, Kang and Han come out together.
The movie is hilarious. To be honest, I did not like No. 3 when I first watched it in 1998. It is strange and silly. No.3 requires multiple viewing to understand its subtle humour and great performances of its star line up. Enjoy the movie that started all in Korean cinema. No. 3 might as well be the first and the last movie in which Choi, Kang and Han come out together.
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