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2. I, the Executioner (2024 film) - Wikipedia

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   I, the Executioner (Korean: 베테랑2) is a 2024 South Korean action crime film co-written, directed and produced by Ryoo Seung-wan, starring Hwang Jung-min and Jung Hae-in. The sequel to Ryoo's 2015 film Veteran, it follows veteran detective Seo Do-cheol teaming up with a young detective, Park Sun-woo, in a high-stakes pursuit of a serial killer.

3. ‘I, the Executioner’ Review: A South Korean Serial-Killer ...

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   “I, the Executioner,” Ryoo Seung-wan’s sequel to his 2015 action-comedy “Veteran,” scales back on its predecessor’s laughs in order to focus more closely on — as well as to examine ...

4. Korea Box Office: ‘I, the Executioner’ Achieves $50 Million ...

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   Korean-made crime-comedy-thriller “I, The Executioner,” a sequel to 2015 hit ‘Veteran,” continued its spree at the top of the South Korea weekend box office. It earned $1.68 million in its ...

5. I, the Executioner - Wikipedia

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   I, the Executioner, South Korean film Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title I, the Executioner .

6. Korea Box Office: ‘I, The Executioner’ Reaches $40 Million ...

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   Local blockbuster “I The Executioner” dominated the South Korea box office for a second weekend. Its cumulative total reached $40 million after ten days on release. The film, a sequel to 2015 ...

7. I, the Executioner (1968 film) - Wikipedia

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   I, the Executioner (みな殺しの霊歌, Minagoroshi no Reika, aka Requiem for a Massacre [1]) is a 1968 Japanese neo-noir crime thriller film directed by Tai Kato, who co-wrote the screenplay with Haruhiko Mimura and Yoji Yamada, based on a story by Tadashi Hiromi. [2]