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Bichunmoo

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Nursed back to health, a vengeful swordsman (Shin Hyun-joon) leads a team of warriors and reunites with his childhood sweetheart (Kim Heui-seon).

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Jun 4, 2013 this is one of the best chinese films i have ever seen its full of action and love very romantic and spiteful See more Nov 11, 2012 FANTASTIC Korean swordplay/martial arts film. It has a reputation as being underated for some reason, but it smashed box office records and started a trend in Korea for this kind of film that was subsequently killed by Musa. Beautiful, moving, great music and brilliant photography. See more Jan 7, 2012 It's rather messy. At some point I lost the whole point of the movie. But the ending :'( See more Aug 14, 2011 Some occasional display of swordplay brillance can't quite save this middling wuxia drama from Korea. See more May 17, 2011 Rated this high for the love story....pales in comparison to HK martial arts productions but enjoyable. See more Apr 20, 2011 <i>Bichunmoo</i> has its ups and downs, but director Kim Young-jun does more than enough to surpass mediocrity.<p>The story is pretty deep in terms of love, loyalty, and revenge. It is also quite lengthy at just under 2 hours, and despite the times where the film gets dramatic, it also gets momentary, so a lot does happen throughout the movie.</p><p>On the other side of the love story is the action and an enjoyable watch these scenes are. The swordplay is composed of some great choreography which lead to some fast-paced fights; however, the editing and camera angles are a little bit of a letdown, as they are a bit erratic. The fights are also a little brief and that leaves a feeling of wanting more.</p><p>Shin Hyeon-jun comes across as monotone, and although that does match his character, it makes the likes of Jeong Jin-yeong and the lovely Kim Hee-seon much more amusing to watch. There are also a number of other characters that may have excelled with a little more screen time.</p><p><i>Bichunmoo</i> isn't perfect, but for a dramatic martial arts film out of Korea, it is a worthwhile viewing.</p> See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Nursed back to health, a vengeful swordsman (Shin Hyun-joon) leads a team of warriors and reunites with his childhood sweetheart (Kim Heui-seon).
Director
Kim Yeong-jun
Production Co
Taewon Entertainment
Genre
Adventure, Drama, Romance
Original Language
Korean
Runtime
1h 57m
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