Public Enemy (DVD) Woo-Suk Kang, English Dub! ADV Films

Public Enemy is a great example of what makes Asian action cinema tick: On one hand, we have a less than reputable gung-ho cop; on the other we have a shrewd businessman with a psychotic and sometimes vicious temper. When their paths cross, an intense cat and mouse game ensues with terrible consequences for the loser. South Korea's 5th highest grossing film of 2002, "Public Enemy is excellently produced, with a fantastic performance from Sol Gyung-gu and really good chemistry between the two main characters." (koreanfilm.org)

Synopsis: One rainy night, hard boiled cop Gang Cheol-jung has a weird encounter with a stranger who slips away. A week later, the dead bodies of an old couple are discovered with multiple stab wounds. Cheol-jung realizes that it could be the stranger, whose knife matches the stab wounds on the corpses. Later Cheol-jung meets a fund manager named Jo Gyu-hwan. He has a hunch that Gyu-hwan is the murderer but no evidence to back it up. Following his hunch, Cheol-jung trails Gyu-hwan and tries to intimidate him into confessing, but money and power is on Gyoo-hwan's side. The case gets complicated as the battle between Chol-joong and Gyu-hwan turns bloody. A showdown between a dirty cop and a merciless killer unfolds as things get more personal.