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The Target (film)
2014 South Korean film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Target (Korean: 표적; RR: Pyojeok) is a 2014 South Korean action thriller film directed by Yoon Hong-seung, starring Ryu Seung-ryong, Lee Jin-wook, Kim Sung-ryung, Cho Yeo-jeong, Jo Eun-ji, and Yoo Jun-sang.[2][3] It is a remake of the 2010 French film Point Blank.[4][5][6]
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Released on April 30, 2014 in South Korea, the film was also shown out of competition in the Midnight Screenings section at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.[7][8][9]
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Plot
Former mercenary Yeo-hoon has reformed and is leading a normal life. That is, until he winds up framed for the death of a prominent CEO. He escapes, takes a bullet and winds up in a hospital bed. A doctor at the hospital, medical resident Tae-joon, helps him to escape his pursuers. When Tae-joon's pregnant wife is kidnapped, the two men embark on a dangerous 36-hour chase.[10]
Cast
- Ryu Seung-ryong as Baek Yeo-hoon
- Lee Jin-wook as Lee Tae-joon
- Yoo Jun-sang as Song Gi-cheol
- Kim Sung-ryung as Jung Young-joo
- Cho Yeo-jeong as Jung Hee-joo[11][12]
- Jo Eun-ji as Park Soo-jin
- Jin Goo as Baek Sung-hoon
- Kim Dae-myung as Jang Gyu-ho
- Jang Joon-nyeong as Lee Jeong-soo
- Yeom Ji-yeong as Yoo Hyeon-young
- Lee Hyun-wook as Jo Sang-woo
- Jo Kyeong-hoon as Jang Pil-joo
- Kim Tae-hwan as Killer 1
- Ki Se-hyeong as Killer 2
- Joo Seok-je as Jang Jin-seong
- Kim Jong-gu as Chief of police
- Byun Sang-yoon as Yeong-joo team member
- Yoo Yeong-bok as Yang Dong-seok
- Wi Yang-ho as Arch king
- Jang Eun-seon as Ob/gyn female doctor
- Shin Dam-soo as Drunk
- Kim Young-jae as Prosecutor
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Box office
The Target was released on April 30, 2014. It had a solid opening despite placing third at the box office, behind The Fatal Encounter (another Korean film released on the same day) and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. With a market share of 21.5%, it attracted 1.35 million admissions and ₩6.63 billion (US$6.46 million) in its first week.[13][14]
On its second week, the film rose to second place at the box office, for a total of more than 2 million admissions from 716 screens nationwide.[15]
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