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2005

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Hailing from South Korea, director Kyung-Taek Kwak (FRIEND) brings some explosive subject matter to the silver screen with TYPHOON. Kwak follows in the tradition of directors such as John Woo (HARD BOILED) and Takashi Miike (DEAD OR ALIVE), molding a fast-paced action thriller that manages to divide its time between visceral .. Read more

Starring	Dong-Kun Jang, David No, Junh-Jae Lee, David McInnis
Director	Kyung-Taek Kwak
Genres	Action/Adventure, Drama, Thriller, World Cinema

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  Typhoon blows. Oh, yes, that's not really a review, okay then.
  
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  A very good film for lovers of Korean cinema, it contains action adverture and something for your softer side. The plot progresses well and gives you just ... read more »
  
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  - 31 Aug 2007 at 18:45
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  Typhoon
  
  Typhoon blows. Oh, yes, that's not really a review, okay then.
  
  A naval policeman (Lee Jeong-jae) is sent after a North Korean pirate (Jang) who ... read more »
  
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- - SAI81
  - 360 reviews
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  Typhoon
  
  Typhoon blows. Oh, yes, that's not really a review, okay then.
  
  A naval policeman (Lee Jeong-jae) is sent after a North Korean pirate (Jang) who ... read more »
  
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  - Tonbridge
  - 28 Apr 2007 at 19:20
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  Typhoon
  
  A very good film for lovers of Korean cinema, it contains action adverture and something for your softer side. The plot progresses well and gives you just ... read more »
  
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- - Chris Shields
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  Hailing from South Korea, director Kyung-Taek Kwak (FRIEND) brings some explosive subject matter to the silver screen with TYPHOON. Kwak follows in the tradition of directors such as John Woo (HARD BOILED) and Takashi Miike (DEAD OR ALIVE), molding a fast-paced action thriller that manages to ...