Question 1

What visual homage in a fight scene references Walter Hill's 'The Warriors'?

Accepted Answer

A group of baseball-outfit fighters wearing facepaint in two colors directly nods to 'The Warriors' (1979), with 'warriors' written on their chest.

Question 2

What investigation do Tae-su and Seok-hwan pursue after a friend's funeral?

Accepted Answer

They suspect something fishy about Wang-jae's death and investigate it, leading to a land development project directed by their old friend Pil-ho.

Question 3

Who plays the character Seok-hwan in 'The City of Violence'?

Accepted Answer

Ryoo Seung-wan plays Seok-hwan, one of Tae-su's old friends who helps investigate Wang-jae's death.

Question 4

What role does Pil-ho have in the land development project?

Accepted Answer

Pil-ho is directing the land development project that Tae-su and Seok-hwan's investigation uncovers.

Question 5

Who directed and co-wrote 'The City of Violence'?

Accepted Answer

Ryoo Seung-wan directed the film and co-wrote it with Jung-min Kim and Lee Won-jae.

Question 6

What visual homage in a fight scene references Walter Hill's 'The Warriors'?

Accepted Answer

A group of baseball-outfit fighters wear facepaint in two colors, with 'warriors' written on their chest, directly nodding to the 1979 film.

Question 7

Why does detective Tae-su return to his hometown in the film?

Accepted Answer

Tae-su returns for the funeral of his high school friend Wang-jae, where he reunites with old friends and suspects foul play in the death.

Question 8

Who plays the character Pil-ho in the movie?

Accepted Answer

Lee Beom-su portrays the character Pil-ho, who is directing a land development project investigated by Tae-su and Seok-hwan.

Question 9

What investigation leads Tae-su and Seok-hwan to uncover a land development scheme?

Accepted Answer

They investigate Wang-jae's suspicious death, which leads them to a land development project directed by their old friend Pil-ho.

Question 10

Which actor also served as the director and writer for 'The City of Violence'?

Accepted Answer

Ryoo Seung-wan directed, wrote, and acted as the character Seok-hwan in the film.

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