Followed by Ma Seok-do, who heads to a foreign country to extradite a suspect. However, he discovers additional murder cases and learns about a killer who had committed crimes against tourists for many years.
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Cast
Lee Sang-yong
Director
Ma Dong-seok
Ma Seok-do
Sukku Son
Kang Hae-sang
Gwi-hwa Choi
Jeon Il-man
Ji-hwan Park
Jang Yi-soo
Heo Dong-won
Oh Dong-gyun
Ha-Joon Song
Kang Hong-seok
Yoon Byung-hee
Cooking Oil
Ji-yeong Park
Kim In-sook
Jeon Jin-oh
Yoo Jong-hoon
Kim Yeong-Seong
Kim Gi-baek
Eum Moon-suk
Jang Ki-cheol
Kim Chan-Hyung
Jang Soon-cheol
Mitch Craig
Married Tourist
Park Eun-woo
Female University Student from the Supermarket
Sang-Cheol Han
Resident
Jeong Jaekwang
Kim Sang-hoon
Lee Jaehyeok
Gang
Lee Ju-won
Consul Park
Ma Dong-seok
Writer
Min-Seong Kim
Writer
Lee Sang-yong
Writer
Lee Young-jong
Writer
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The Roundup is basically a martial arts film, with a sumo Steven Seagal, which isn't a bad thing. The plot's good, the protagonist and antagonist are solid and the action sequences decent. However It suffers in other areas; characterization, dialogue and attempted humour. Though the manners line's repeatedly funny. They're detectives going against killers with machetes, carrying and being proficient with guns wouldn't go astray, but of course not it's a martial arts film. You don't care about anyone and it's not thought provoking, but neither of these things are a must for a film to be effective.
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