Korean action films

(Also known as, Three Fellas) A true classic!

An excellent wuxia/fantasy flick that really did deserve a sequel.

If you haven't seen it already...

A Korean take on a Sonny Chiba film that's totally different and, dare I say it...? A whole lot better!

Out there... but great entertainment.

The tone's a little off in places,  but you can overlook it for the sheer entertainment.

Hikarious and butt-kicking. What more do you want?

A worthy, stand-alone sequel to a tremendous film.

Titled, Musa the Warrior, on my DVD, this is probably one of my all-time favourite films.

She kicks arse!

Not so special a film, but you could see plenty that are worse... and by a lot.

A gangster wants to fight an action film star... for real.

I quit!

Probably for the younger crowd.

Could it have been more? What's shocking is the idea behind it (apparently based on real events).

I cannot recommend this film highly enough!

Some highlights, but otherwise, this one just about claws its way into this list.

Personally, I wouldn't really recommend it, but my friends thought it was great.

The pointless remake of a classic you don't need to see, but you will just because of John Woo and Chow Yun Fat's superb original.

Because, like, The Man From Nowhere, it simply belongs on lists.

Pretty intense throughout.

Very enjoyable while it lasts.

Damn, I loved this flick!

As good as, and thankfully, different to, the Johnnie To original (Drug War).

Cool.

If you're in the mood for swords and you've seen all the better ones already...

A shame that the tone's off, as it could have been truly amazing.

I don't like zombie films but everyone in the room enjoyed it.

Pretty funny.

Off-beat. Watch it and make up your own mind.

"You've gotta pick a pocket or two, boy / You've gotta pick a pocket or two" (sorry, I couldn't resist).

Overly ambitious but since when has that been a bad thing?

Aquatic gangster flick.

Painfully under-rated. Especially recommended to martial arts pracitioners.

One of the best Korean films ever made.

Korean Bladerunner... kind of.

A classic for a reason.

Long before that American UFC film and a hell of a lot better.

Amazing... and criminally obscure.

Relentless action. Oh, and Baseball Furies!

"War, huh, come on yeah / What is it good for?"

Emotional.

Do not read reviews - a spoiler will ruin this entirely!

A frightening concept.

Best monster film ever?

Much better than the overly similar Korean TV series.

Korean western?

Top film!

Do Korean gangsters really all fight tae kwon do style?

Wuxia from Korea.

Cute and quirky with an action-packed ending.  Why were there never more films like this?