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The Outlaws
A visceral crime thriller pulsing with the neon grit of Seoul's back alleys. It juxtaposes the chaotic brutality of a foreign invader against the immovable, iron-fisted justice of a 'beast cop,' creating a kinetic symphony of punches and dark humor.
The Outlaws
The Outlaws

범죄도시

"Kickstarting a plan to mop up the mob in one clean sweep!"

03 October 2017 South Korea 121 min 7.7 (505)

Director: Kang Yun-sung

Cast: Don Lee, Yoon Kye-sang, Jo Jae-yun, Choi Gwi-hwa, Lim Hyung-jun

Crime Action Thriller Justice vs. Power The Necessary Evil Community Solidarity Xenophobia and Integration
Budget: $5,900,000
Box Office: $52,946,454

The Outlaws — Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

Eo, ajik single-iya. (Yeah, I'm still single.)
— Ma Seok-do

Context

The final confrontation in the airport bathroom just before the fight begins.

Meaning

A pun on the Korean word 'honja' which can mean 'alone' or 'single'. When Jang Chen asks if he is alone, Ma intentionally misinterprets it as a relationship status, showing his absolute lack of fear.

Do you know who I am?
— Jang Chen

Context

Used frequently to intimidate victims and rivals, asserting his dominance.

Meaning

Epitomizes his arrogance and belief that his reputation for violence places him above everyone else, including the law.

Come here.
— Ma Seok-do

Context

Said to various criminals right before Ma delivers a devastating punch or slap.

Meaning

A simple command that precedes a beatdown. It strips the criminals of their power, treating them like naughty children about to be disciplined.

Send him to the Truth Room.
— Ma Seok-do

Context

Spoken in the police station when a suspect refuses to talk, prompting the team to prepare the helmet.

Meaning

A euphemism for police torture/interrogation. It highlights the film's acceptance of vigilantism within the system.

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