"The Man From Nowhere:" Korean action-fest of flying fists, knives, and general mayhem as a young pawnbroker

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seeks to rescue a girl kidnapped by the drug-and-organ-for-sale mafia.
Needless to say, the story's a bit convoluted (or is it that the pace is the usual hell-for-leather and even the most basic plot necessarily becomes cloudy?), the action scenes are other-worldly.
What makes this one worthwhile is the brooding, sensitive portrayal by the lead--- who also possesses satanic martial arts ability, including an astonishing curved-knife skill set.

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Topic - "The Man From Nowhere:" Korean action-fest of flying fists, knives, and general mayhem as a young pawnbroker - tinear 08:07:10 12/04/12 (6)

The Dubbing is pathetic- - Des 13:11:47 12/04/12 (3)

Mine was subbed. From Netflix. nt - tinear 15:16:48 12/04/12 (2)

Ah good -and in two parts tin? - Des 22:26:32 12/04/12 (1)

No. And it was about 1 1/2 hours. That would explain the speedy storytelling! nt - tinear 07:36:51 12/05/12 (0)

Kind of "Leon: The Professional" meets "Bourne" - Jon L 09:06:26 12/04/12 (1)

I've noticed Korean action films tend to speed up the narrative; it is very hard to follow the first time you - tinear 15:20:40 12/04/12 (0)

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