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1. #TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB MOVIE#
2. #TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB PRO#
3. #TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB PROFESSIONAL#

With best buddy Jjari (Lee Dong-hwi) by his side, it’s not long before Dae-gil becomes a star at Seo’s house and temporarily forgets about Mina when sexy card player Ms.

First seen as a boy with gambling smarts way beyond his years, Dae-gil eventually leaves his small-town home and sweetheart, Mina (Shin Sae-kyeong), for an illegal gambling den in Seoul run by Chief Seo (Oh Jung-se).

#TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB MOVIE#

I honestly cannot recommend this movie enough it is a mature, slick, and wildly fun film.Without any recap of events in “Tazza: The High Rollers,” this second film based on graphic novels written by Kim Se-yeong and illustrated by Huh Young-man plunges headlong into the story of young cardsharp Han Dae-gil (Choi Seung-hyun, aka rap artist TOP from K-pop outfit Big Bang). Despite its surprisingly long runtime, nothing feels rushed and the film goes along at a good clip. Compelling acting and a terrific cast support a stylish and engaging picture. Tazza: The High Rollers is an amazingly entertaining film. The look is not the only infusion of noir present the terrific score features saxophones, trumpets, and moody percussion for many scenes. I certainly won’t look at a docked ship the same way again, without imagining illicit gambling taking place in the hold. The use of shadows and lighting creates a whole other world beneath our own that gamblers and swindlers populate just outside our perception. The rest of the cast does well, but these guys truly outshine even the great talent on the side.Īs stated above, the look of the film from is heavily influenced by classic film noir. Kim Yoon-seuk is terrific as Agui he is sleazy, manipulating, and an all-around intimidating threat. He gives a bit of comedy and grounds Goni to the real world, showing that there may be a life outside of gambling. Yoo Hae-jin gives a typically comedic performance but his Gwang is certainly more loyal than a few other characters he’s done over the years. As mesmerizing as she is beautiful, I could not take my eyes off of her. Kim Hye-soo smolders on the screen, she literally oozes sex appeal and personifies quite well the idea of a Dragon Lady. With a seeming nonchalance, he goes about his work with a measured aim and with even major setbacks, he has a plan for.

#TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB PROFESSIONAL#

Jo Seung-woo really transforms here from a terrible child of a man into a cool and collected professional who knows he is better than you. Crisp suits, tight dresses, and the look of gangsters are captured well here it is an amazingly tight picture. Art direction is good with populated sets and really nice costume direction. It is an interesting visual technique that clearly contrasts the main acts of the film. The sets are detailed and clearly show that as the situation becomes more dire, so do the surroundings deteriorate. Entering the world of shady card games, Choi directs a stylish but somewhat dark picture heavily inspired by both film noir and modern glamour. With Goni betting his life, will he be able to swindle the player that even his master refused to play?ĭirector Choi Dong-hoon’s love affair with cool underworld dealers continues in Tazza.

#TAZZA THE HIGH ROLLERS CHINESE SUB PRO#

Attracting the attention of other pros, Goni’s skills will be put to the test when he comes up against pro gambler Agui (Kim Yoon-seuk) an underworld player that has a habit of destroying the hands of cheating players. On his travels he meets up with the lovely Jeong (Kim Hye-soo) and the not as skilled but good friend Gwang (Yoo Hae-jin). After developing his skills to nearly that of his master, he travels about the country playing his game and con looking to earn back the money he lost and find the swindlers responsible. When he loses all of his money and that of his sister’s to professional swindlers, he ends up learning the art of gambling from legendary master Pyeong (Baek Yoon-shik).

Starring: Cho Seung-woo, Kim Hye-su, Baek Yun-shik, Yoo Hae-jin, Kim Yun-seokīased on the Korean comic of the same name, Tazza: The High Rollers, revolves around Goni (Jo Seung-woo) a habitual gambler gullible person.