My wife is a gangsters 3 torrent download

Although the film is never in any danger of being clever or subtle, it is amusing throughout, with director Cho managing to work in a few genuinely funny sequences and showing a good sense of timing.

Thankfully, this makes up for the lack of action, which amounts to little more than a handful of brawls and slow-motion duels. The film's greatest asset is undoubtedly its amiable charm, with its characters being a likeable or at least laughable bunch.

Although Shu Qi does spend a lot of the film with her lips pursed, glowering with understandable disdain at the idiotic gangsters' antics, she gives a game and appealing performance, as does Lee Bum Soo, who shows an admirable lack of dignity in playing the fool.

The supporting cast are similarly agreeable, with Hyun Young in particular on great comic form and providing the film with some of its funniest moments as the alternately dizzy and conniving translator.

Aside from a general lack of ambition, the film's only real flaw lies in the poorly handled relationship between Aryong and Ki Chul, which comes completely out of nowhere and which seems to have been thrown in as an ill-judged afterthought aimed at justifying the title. Indeed, many of the supposedly romantic scenes fall painfully flat, resembling bizarre forced courtship rituals which leave the viewer wholly confused as to whether the characters like each other or not - a case in point being a crazy, fully clothed in-car sex scene, complete with obligatory comedy breast grabbing, which the director seems to think constitutes an indication of sweetly blossoming love.

This is not helped by the fact that neither Shu Qi nor Lee Bum Soo look even remotely interested in each other, and there is a definite sense of awkwardness to their scenes together. As a result, the inevitable third act dive into melodrama never works, and serves only to slow the pace, though this does make for a few unintentional laughs which help to prevent things from getting dull or maudlin. To be fair, though unnecessary, the romantic subplot is by no means unexpected and My Wife is a Gangster 3 certainly succeeds in its modest aims, providing solid popcorn entertainment.

Whilst more could have probably been done with the formula, the film is on a par with the two previous entries in the series and is well worth catching for fans of the stars or Korean comedy in general. There are some hilarious scenes, primarily featuring Hyun Young as an interpreter who starts out timid and scared and ends up shamelessly exploiting her position. And there are some entertaining action scenes, mostly involving Shu Qi as a lean, mean fighting machine.

In between those high points are intermittent low points, including some atrociously low-brow stabs at humor and a romance between Shu Qi and Lee Bum Soo that is never believable. The story is about hit woman Shu Qi being sent into hiding in Korea to dodge the retaliation for one of her killings in Hong Kong.

Some low level thugs in a Korean gang are charged with looking after her. The thugs have no idea who she is and try to impress her with their purported toughness. She ends up repeatedly rescuing them when they bumble their way into confrontations they can't handle. Eventually, the bad guys in HK learn of Shu Qi's whereabouts and send a hit woman after her.

Violence ensues, followed by a silly romantic ending. While this movie doesn't hold a candle to the original "My Wife is a Gangster" film, I can recommend it as a pleasant diversion.

Did you find this review helpful? Yes Report This Zulueta Ma. He is so credible. Shu Qi is sexy and acts well too. I think I have seen this movie 4 times now, you want to keep on viewing it because you want to laugh and I really enjoy watching this movie.

It's really a great movie with a good story about how shu qi has to go to korea to be safe, and there she meets her future husband. Although i think they could've found a better main actor, the movie was great!! Lee Bum Soo is a really good in comedy. They actually don't look good together but that's actually what made it more entertaining. You will have a good laugh in this better. Better than Part 2. Part One is also good but i believe i love this one more.

Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10 If any are wondering if this third outing of the MWIAG series is in any way going to meet up to the original, cast out all fears as this film is a sure fire hit!

Shu Qi integrates nicely as the sharp and well performed Chinese lady gangster, fits into the role perfectly and her character's style is pretty well an extension of Eun-kyung Shin's portrayal in the preceding two films. What makes this a sure fire hit, though, are the excellent talents of Bum Soo Lee and Hyun Young as two of the most funniest characters yet in the series and as part of a quartet of very colorful and funny gangster characters.

Hyun's toying of Bum Soo's two gang members throughout the movie, by interpreting Shu Qi's Chinese into Korean a 'little bit different than she is speaking' so to get the upper hand, is memorable cinema. Hyun Young is fabulous in this film, so funny and her presence in this movie is sure to produce the high taking point.

Lee Beom-soo Han Ki-Chul. Park Jun-gyu Yun Jae-cheol. Jang Se-jin Baek Sang-eo. Hyun Young Yeon-Hee. Ahn Jae-mo Ba-da. Joo Hyun Gosachae. Hong Soo-a. Jo Hee-bong Do Mi Snapper. Choi Eun-ju Sheri. Choi Min-soo Sashimi,. Chung Hung-soon Directing, Writing. Cho Jin-Kyu Directing.

Jeong Ui-Mok Writing. Kang Su-Jin Writing. Korean Movie Synopsis Romance between a Girl from a Noble Mafia Family in Hong Kong and an Innocent Korean Gangster The previous films of the series captured the audience with dynamic action scenes and threw them into laughing convulsions with episodes of a female gangster getting married. The previous stories were all focused on a gangster becoming a wife. But "My Wife is a Gangster 3" abandoned the old plots and features a totally new and more exciting story about a romance between two gangsters - a woman from Hong Kong and a man from Korea.

Their positions in each group are also different; the Hong Kong woman Aryoung is the successor to the boss of a mafia family, whereas the Korean man, Gi-cheol, gets no respect from his gang and has no fighting experience.