I learned from Tajja (War of Flower) that...?

Question

I learned from 타짜 (Tajja) War of Flower that...?

Murdering insignificant people is a minimal thing to be concerned with. But the murder of the person that taught you how to murder is something you must avenge.

By murdering more people.

Does anyone agree? Or does anyone feel something else is correct?

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http://imdb.com/title/tt0875025/
http://www.tazza2006.co.kr/

Have you seen the movie? How is it? And, if you haven't seen it, are you planning on viewing it?

Happy Lunar New Years, by the way.

Answer 1

I watched the movie a couple days ago.

Honestly, I was expecting a lot more. But the acting was good, Jo Seung Woo was the complete opposite of his character in Marathon.

I really didn't like how he kept popping up back from these wounds... obviously a lack of reality. (Ok first he recovers from a gunshot wound to his arm, then multiple stabbings in the subway, then another stabbing while on the train... oh and he falls off and survives.)

It was a big commentary on the gambling... what with people who don't have anything to lose can gamble fabulously, etc.

Interesting movie but I expected more out of all the fanfare that came from it.

Hope that helps!

Answer 2

the movie dealt with gambling like a poker. in my case its not interesting at all. because i dont like gambling.but if u r interested in gambling then u can enjoy it!!

Answer 3

I haven't seen it but I want to watch it.