Pretty decent. The drama aspect is actually better than you'd expect. Loved the opening, I've seen Hwang Jung-min in many movies, usually playing gangsters and badguys, but I think this is the first time I've seen him speak quite a bit of Japanese, as he's playing a Yakuza boss who's one of the top 3 best sword fighters in Japan, and wielding a 400 year old katana, which is kind of cool. I don't know if he knows a bit of Japanese, or if he memorized the lines, but he did a good job. Too bad the scene ends in a rather abrupt and anticlimactic way. As for the rest of the movie, aside from a few small, shorter scenes, there are only really two big fight scenes in the whole movie, though at least they are pretty good, so the action is all right.
Review of Kill Boksoon
