The Man From Nowhere

Product Description Tae-shik (Won Bin) is an ex-special agent whose tragic past has made him distance himself from the world. He now lives in solitude and runs a small pawnshop. The only people he now sees are the few pawnshop customers and So-mi (Kim Sae-Ron), the young girl who lives next door. So-mi has also been neglected by the world and as she and Tae-shik begin to spend more time together, the two gradually open themselves to one another and become friends. Then one day, So-mi suddenly disappears. So-mi's mother becomes involved in a major crime causing both her and So-mi to get kidnapped. Tae-shik is drawn back out into the world in a frantic search for So-mi's whereabouts. In order to save So-mi, his one and only friend in this world, Tae-shik makes a certain arrangement with the crime mob. While So-mi is still nowhere to be found, the police begin to chase after Tae-shik. With the police and the underground mob close on his tail, Tae-shik continues his frantic search for So-mi and his hidden past slowly becomes revealed... .com Korea's top box-office draw for 2010, the stylish and violent crime drama The Man from Nowhere is a high-octane adrenaline rush for fans of Asian action cinema. South Korean superstar Won Bin ( Mother ) made his comeback

Key details: Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 | MPAA rating: NR (Not Rated) | Product Dimensions: 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.72 ounces | Director: Lee Jeong-beom | Media Format: Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen | Run time: 1 hour and 59 minutes | Release date: March 8, 2011 | Actors: Kim Sae-Ron, Won Bin | Subtitles: : English | Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Korean (Dolby Digital 5.1)

Customer feedback: 4.7/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers consider this Korean movie one of the best ever made, praising its thrilling action sequences and deeply emotional scenes. The film features well-choreographed knife fighting scenes and excellent acting, with one customer noting the lead performance as instant star-making. They appreciate the complex character development, with one review highlighting how the hero hardly needs to speak, and find the pacing

Review snippets: The 2010 Korean blockbuster and award winning film Ajusshi (international title: The Man From Nowhere) is a dark, violent and thrilling film that, maybe unexpectedly, contains a big amount of heart and sincerity. The film starts off brisk and even / There's no way you can't love this film. It has everything. Read more