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“The Outlaws” Introduces New Villains And Star-Studded Lineup At Script Reading For Season 4 + Begins Filming

Three years after taking down a synthetic drug syndicate, Ma Seok Do's (Ma Dong Seok) new mission involves chasing down criminals who deal drugs through a delivery app. When one of the app's workers is found dead in the Philippines, the team's investigation reveals that his death is linked to a complex web of online gambling and cryptocurrency schemes. The mastermind behind it all? Ex-special forces mercenary Baek Chang Gi (Kim Mu Yeol), who aims to monopolize Korea’s illegal online gambling business in the Philippines by any means necessary, while his accomplice, IT genius Chang Dong Cheol (Lee Dong Hwi), plans to launch a massive cryptocurrency scam. Needing a way in, Detective Ma teams up with prior adversary Jang I Su (Park Ji Hwan), a former gangster and casino owner, to try and dismantle the criminal network – but is Detective Ma in over his head? This is the fourth installment in the "Crime City" series, following "The Roundup: No Way Out."

The Roundup: Punishment

Jang Tae Su

Seven years after his previous mission in Vietnam, Detective Ma Seok Do (Ma Dong Seok) is transferred to a new crime investigation unit in Seoul, where he is tasked with solving a murder case. However, as Seok Do and his team investigate, they find that the murder is tied to a crime syndicate distributing a powerful new synthetic drug. Seok Do arrests the culprit behind the murder, but the case takes a swift turn – Joo Sung Chul (Lee Jun Hyuk), the captain of a police narcotics investigations unit, has his own agenda, killing Seok Do's suspect and seizing the drugs that Seok Do's team secured. As Seok Do and his team plan a new strategy, the yakuza dispatches a hitman named Ricky (Munetaka Aoki) to steal the drugs back from Sung Chul. Can Seok Do prevent an all-out drug war from spilling out onto the streets of Seoul? This 2023 South Korean movie is the third in the "Crime City" series, following 2017's "The Outlaws" and 2022's "The Roundup."

The Roundup: No Way Out

Disaster strikes when professional Go player Tae Seok (Jung Woo Sung) loses a high-stakes matchup against the underground gambling kingpin, Killer (Lee Beom Soo). Tae Seok’s brother is killed – and he is framed and then sent to prison for seven years. While he is behind bars, Tae Seok begins to hatch a plot to take revenge on all the people responsible for his brother’s death. When he is released, he starts putting the plan into action – eyeing a final, fateful confrontation with his arch-nemesis, Killer. Will Tae Seok succeed… or suffer the same fate as his brother? This 2014 South Korean action thriller movie was directed by Jo Bum Gu.

The Divine Move

Sal Soo

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The leader of an idol group, Yoon Shi Woo (Lee Hyun Woo) has recently struggled with hearing loss that doctors can’t seem to cure. One day, a fan instructs Shi Woo to attend the mysterious Moorim School, where she claims her father, the school’s dean, can heal him. While initially skeptical, Shi Woo decides to go after his company's CEO orchestrates a scandal to get rid of him. At Moorim, Shi Woo meets Wang Chi Ang (Lee Hong Bin), the illegitimate son of a wealthy Chinese businessman, who came to Moorim after meeting and developing a crush on Shim Soon Deok (Seo Yea Ji), another student who supports her blind father. As roommates, Shi Woo and Chi Ang immediately butt heads due to their strong personalities and their growing rivalry for Soon Deok's affection. However, deeper issues at play may force the two to work together for the sake of the entire school.

Moorim School

Minions Reloaded Team

Woo Jin (Han Hyo Joo), a talented furniture designer, experiences an extraordinary daily challenge: waking up in a different body each morning. These transformations range from a young, attractive man (Do Ji Han) to a middle-aged person (Bae Sung Woo), an elderly individual (Chun Young Woon), or even a beautiful woman (Park Shin Hye). Despite this bizarre condition, his love for Yi Soo remains constant, and he always finds a way to return to her. As Woo Jin navigates these unpredictable physical changes, he struggles to maintain his identity and relationship. Will he eventually find a way to break free from this mysterious phenomenon and live a stable life with Yi Soo? This is a 2015 South Korean film directed by Baik, based on a 2012 American social film of the same title by Drake Doremus.

The Beauty Inside

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When a man goes from a successful career in finance to the dangerous underworld, can he survive? Jang Tae Ho (Yoon Kye Sang) was once a successful fund manager, but his fate changes when he loses $300 million in a failed stock investment. Overnight, Tae Ho finds himself homeless and on the run from loan-shark gangsters. When Tae Ho joins the underground world of homeless people in Seoul Station, he discovers that even the homeless have an organized ranking system. Entering this new social order, Tae Ho tries to fight back against the vicious Kwak Heung Sam (Lee Beom Soo), a gangster who exploits the homeless to make a tremendous amount of dirty money. Can Tae Ho climb his way up the ranking to topple Heung Sam’s leadership? “Last” is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Jo Nam Kook. It is adapted from a webtoon by the same title written by Kang Hyeong Gyu.

Last

The Last Ones Standing

Nam Da Jung (Lim Yoona), a clumsy but enthusiastic tabloid reporter, finds herself entangled in a scandalous fake marriage with Kwon Yul (Lee Beom Soo), the youngest Prime Minister in South Korean history. A widower with three children, Kwon Yul is a brilliant but notoriously difficult leader who needs to clean up his image. Da Jung, desperate for a scoop, agrees to the charade, hoping to advance her career. However, living under the same roof, they discover unexpected warmth and understanding, transforming their contractual arrangement into a genuine connection as they navigate the complexities of family, politics, and an improbable love.

Prime Minister and I

The Ministry Team

Kwon Yul

In 1970s South Korea, siblings Kang Mo (Lee Bum Soo), Sung Mo (Park Sang Min), and Mi Joo (Hwang Jung Eum) were separated after their father was betrayed and killed in a robbery gone wrong. In adulthood, Kang Mo, the ambitious middle child, rises from poverty, navigating treacherous political and business landscapes to avenge his family. However, he often clashes with Sung Mo, a stoic intelligence agent, and Mi Joo, an aspiring singer caught in a tragic romance with the son of a family enemy. Amidst South Korea’s rapid industrialization, Kang Mo tries to enact his revenge, fights to reclaim his family's honor, and strives to build an empire of his own.

Giant

Lee Kang Mo

Han Ki Chul (Lee Beom Soo) is a mid-level gangster tasked with protecting Lim Aryong (Shu Qi), a dangerous female gangster from Hong Kong accused of killing a rival gang leader. To keep her safe from pursuing assassins, Ki Chul cleverly pretends she is his girlfriend and takes her to meet his mother. As the danger intensifies, they are forced to flee back to Hong Kong together, with unexpected tensions and potential romantic sparks developing between the unlikely pair. This 2006 South Korean action comedy was directed by Cho Jin Gyu.

My Wife is a Gangster 3: HK Edition

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Oh Sang Wu (Lee Jung Jae) spends his days working as a debt-collecting private investigator and a paparazzi photographer. His monotonous life shakes up when he learns that not only has his estranged father died, but he's now responsible for his father and his second wife's massive debt and he has a 12-year-old half-brother, Oh Bong Gu (Lee Bum Soo). Sang Wu's search for his father's wife leads him to find Bong Gu at a special needs school, where he learns that Bong Gu has a rare condition that makes him appear much older than he actually is. Sang Wu decides to put his brother to work with him, having Bong Gu pose as a gangster to threaten debtors. Will these schemes bring the two brothers closer together, or is it just a means to an end?

Oh! Brothers

⏳Focus! Paparazzi Bros 📸

Oh Bong Gu

Beom Su (Im Chang Jung) dreams of becoming a baseball umpire, but works as a traffic control officer for the time being. When he meets theater major and aspiring actress Hyeon Ju (Ko So Young), after she crashed her car while driving without a license, he makes a surprising decision: instead of issuing her a fine, he offers to teach her how to drive. Soon enough, they become friends, exchanging letters and sharing their dreams with each other. Having fallen in love, Beom Su proposes to Hyeon Ju, but she rejects him as she plans to leave Korea and study abroad. They eventually drift apart, following their own paths. Years later, they've both achieved their dreams – Beom Ju has become a baseball umpire, while Hyeon Ju is an up-and-coming actress, and the two reunite via baseball. Will a decision at the first pitch of the opening game of the Korean Series make it all worth it?

If the Sun Rises in the West

⚾️ Pitch💗Love ⚾️

Sam Sik

Radio program producer Dong Hyun (Han Suk Kyu) is still trying to get over his ex – to the extent that when he receives a record that had particular symbolic importance to his ex, he decides to play the song "Pale Blue Eyes" in the hopes of reaching out to her. However, he ends up reaching someone else entirely: home shopping telemarketer Soo Hyun (Jeon Do Yeon), who narrowly escapes a car accident while listening to Dong Hyun's broadcast. Seeing the incident as a sign, she submits a request online for Dong Hyun to play the same song again the next day, and he obliges, thinking that the song request came from his ex. The two continue chatting with each other online and develop a relationship beyond just talking about music. Will this case of mistaken identity lead to real romance? This movie won several awards, including the 1997 Grand Bell Award for Best Film.

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