The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil for Fans of Ma Dong Seok

[PopGeeks]

“The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil” is a Korean drama movie released in 2019, and can be categorized as Action, Crime, and Thriller. Made for Ma Dong Seok fans who enjoy watching him kick butt!! ♦ Which One is the Devil? In “The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil”, most people would probably think the gangster is the devil. But not when the gangster is compared to a serial killer, then no doubt everybody would change their opinion and say the serial killer is the devil. A man’s car is intentionally hit by a stranger. When the man gets out to take photos to provide for his car insurance claims, the stranger attacks the man and stabs him to death. Poilce are ready to write off the crime as a robbery-homicide. Detective Jung Tae-seok disagrees. He is almost it is the work of a serial killer. The times, dates, and places may be different; but the murders are all committed with a knife. The detective thinks it is very likely the

 

[RascalCoon]

This movie sounds like a classic good versus evil shoot-out with a twist! A gangster teaming up with a cop to take down a serial killer? Sign me up! Ma Dong-seok is awesome, and I love seeing him play tough characters.

 

[Creed Chen]

I finally got around to seeing "The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil," and it didn't disappoint! The action scenes were powerful, and the plot kept me guessing. Plus, Ma Dong-seok is as great as ever. I enjoyed the idea of a gangster and a cop being compelled to work together. It's a unique take on the traditional cop-criminal scenario.

 

["하늘바람"]

Interesting to see a Korean genre film getting a positive review here. "The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil" sounds like it has something for everyone – action, crime, thriller. The fact that it screened at Cannes and Fantasia tells me it's probably not your typical popcorn flick. Will definitely look for a review from a reputable film critic before diving in.

 

[10KernelsofPopcorn]

I'm all in for any film with Ma Dong Seok kicking some serious butt! The fact that he plays a gangster who survives a serial killer's attack and then partners up with a cop to bring the killer down is simply amazing. This film appears to be full of dramatic action scenes and clever plot twists. I like how the film doesn't simply focus on mindless action but also has a great story and interesting character relationships. I also appreciate that it is available on several streaming platforms, making it convenient to watch. High ratings across numerous platforms are also a good sign.

 

[11]

Love that "The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil" is available on both free and paid streaming platforms. That makes it super easy to track down and watch. I always appreciate reviewers who mention where to find the movies they recommend. Will definitely add this to my queue!

 

[Fox Brews]

Honestly, I wasn’t sure if "The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil" would be my kind of movie, but after reading about it, I’m pretty intrigued. The whole idea of a gangster and a cop teaming up to catch a serial killer is pretty unique. It’s cool that they’re using both their resources and skills to get the job done. Plus, it sounds like there’s a lot of action, which is always a good thing in my book. And the fact that Ma Dong Seok is in it is a huge plus—he’s always a beast in his roles. I might just have to check it out and see what all the hype is about.

 

[AcidSnakeVicky]

Ma Dong-seok is such an interesting actor. He can be super intimidating, but he also has this teddy bear quality, like the reviewer mentioned. I've been wanting to see more of his work. "The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil" seems like a good place to start.

 

[Kerrie439]

This movie seems like it’s packed with drama and tension. The fact that the gangster, Jang Dong-Soo, survives an attack by a serial killer and then has to work with a cop to catch him is such a captivating storyline. There’s so much potential for character development and intense interactions. Detective Jung Tae-seok’s determination to solve the case against the odds makes him a compelling character too. I love stories that focus on unlikely alliances and the complexities they bring. It’s also interesting that the movie doesn’t shy away from exploring dark and gritty themes. I’m looking forward to seeing how these characters navigate their uneasy partnership.

 

[Colleen Rianna]

"The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil" really piqued my interest as someone who’s fascinated by true crime stories. The detail that the detective notices patterns and believes it’s the work of a serial killer despite the initial robbery-homicide assumption shows a deep understanding of criminal behavior. I also find it realistic that the gangster, who’s been through his share of violent encounters, would survive an attack and remember crucial details about the killer. It’s this blend of procedural investigation and gritty street justice that makes the film stand out. The partnership between the cop and the gangster adds a layer of unpredictability that I think will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.