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With no clue how he came to be imprisoned, drugged and tortured for 15 years, a desperate man seeks revenge on his captors.
Oldboy is a 2003 South Korean thriller following a man imprisoned and tortured for 15 years with no explanation, who emerges seeking brutal revenge. This cult classic has been available since its original release and remains a landmark film in the mystery-thriller genre.
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Choi Min-sikOh Dae-su
Yoo Ji-taeLee Woo-jin
Kang Hye-jungMi-do
Kim Byeong-okMr. Han
Ji Dae-hanNo Joo-hwan
Oh Dal-suPark Cheol-woong
Lee Seung-shinHypnotist
Yoon Jin-seoLee Soo-ah
Oh Tae-kyungYoung Dae-su
Yoo Yeon-seokYoung Woo-jin- You Il-hanYoung Joo-hwan
Lee Young-heeClock Store Lady
Kim Young-aeElevator Lady
Lee Mi-miDental Nurse
Han Jae-dukNight Teacher
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Oldboy — frequently asked
When was Oldboy released?
Oldboy premiered on November 21, 2003.
What is Oldboy about?
The film follows a man who is mysteriously imprisoned, drugged, and tortured for 15 years. Upon his release, he embarks on a quest to uncover the identity of his captors and exact revenge.
Where can I watch Oldboy?
As a 2003 film, Oldboy is available on various streaming platforms and for purchase on digital and physical media. Availability varies by region and platform.
Is Oldboy a standalone film or part of a series?
Oldboy is a standalone film, though director Park Chan-wook made two other thrillers that are sometimes discussed together as thematic works rather than a formal trilogy.
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