Kill Boksoon

Una entretenida pelicula de asesinos, ¡Quiero mas peliculas como esta!

Need a sequel. Great film.

It was a great movie totally worth the watch and Gil Bookson was an awesome main character

B- the story builds up well and the ending was good but calling this a perfect movie would be a long stretch.

The movie takes a look at the lighter side of the assassin business. The director was able to draw a balance between humor and serious side of the business. Dialogue was witty and the pace was fast.

This was a sort of Korean John Wick if John Wick was a single-mom. It worked surprisingly well.

What a Netflix movie. It has everything from an amazing art direction to a well put casting, on point locations, amazing wide angle lenses. Except there is no story. Netflix, lately in love with making visually stunning movies with a big narrative flops. Kill Boksoon is not different from that. It's an unsuccessful replica of Kill Bill or any other female anti hero vengeance film. Even the so called single working tough mom theme is far from questioning the position of modern woman. You ended up just watching Jeon Do-Yeon's incredible acting which sadly not enough to carry the movie alone.

Asian movies in my opinion get the endings wrong BUT this one I'm screeming happy about,FINALLY this director got it right thank you it was a slow start but the fight scenes omg amazing I'm truly blown away by this movie give it a full viewing don't skip parts hey at the end if it's not your cup of tea what a cpl hours but you'll be as happy as I am I love Asian films in general and this one rocked

A bit Tarantino (what isn't these days), a bit John Wick ( a lot John Wick actually), but it felt unique, not generic, there were moments of surprise amid the formula... and the movie felt distinctly Korean, which is great.

MK is a company of assassins that Boksoon belongs to, but the story doesn't just focus on that. Despite the fact that she is very good at her job, we see how those skills are not reflected in her role as a mother. Dealing with a teenage girl, Boksoon faces her biggest challenge, understanding her daughter's behavior. The film intercut between the two scenarios, one full of action, blood, and deaths, and the other where the interaction between mother and daughter is the protagonist.