OLDBOY clips online

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

In my opinion one of the greatest
fight scenes of all time is between a man with a hammer in his hand, a knife in his
back and a hallway full of pissed off kidnappers. The movie I’m referring to of
course is OLDBOY, one of three films that revolve around vengeance by Korean
director/writer Chan-Wook Park.

The reason I mention this
masterpiece of a film is because there is a new special edition DVD being
released and with this DVD a new documentary about OLDBOY. Even better is the
fact that you can now view clips of this documentary on good ole’ youtube.

I’ve
included the links for the clips below, so check them out and for those unfamiliar with the film,
it’s about a man who is mysteriously taken captive one night and held against
his will for 15 years. He’s released and given 5 days to exact his vengeance on
the man who captured him. To find out more about this film, check out what the
guys at JoBlo thought about it

here
and
if you haven’t
seen OLDBOY, do yourself a favor and go buy (not rent) it. You won’t be
disappointed.


What
a drag



Hammer time


Art
of the Upchuck


Ants
marching

 

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