| Hangul | 최종병기 활 |
|---|---|
| Hanja | 最終兵器 活（弓） |
| RR | Choejongbyeonggi Hwal |
| MR | Choechongp'yŏngki Hwal |
| Directed by | Kim Han-min |
| Produced by | Jang Won-seok Kim Sung-hwan |
| Written by | Kim Han-min |
| Starring | Park Hae-il Moon Chae-won Ryoo Seung-ryong |
| Music by | Kim Tae-sung |
| Cinematography | Kim Tae-sung Park Jong-chul |
| Editing by | Kim Chang-ju Choi Min-young |
| Distributed by | Lotte Entertainment |
| Release date(s) |
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| Running time | 122 minutes |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean Manchu |
| Admissions | 7,452,338 |
- Park Hae-il ... Choi Nam-yi
- Moon Chae-won ... Choi Ja-in
- Kim Mu-yeol ... Kim Seo-goon
- Ryoo Seung-ryong ... Jyuushinta
- Park Ki-woong ... Dorgon, Prince of Qing Manchu-China
- Ryohei Otani ... Nogami
- Kim Ku-taek ... Gang-du
- Lee Han-wi ... Gab-yong
- Lee Kyeong-yeong ... Kim Mu-seon
- Kang Eun-jin ... Eun-yi
- Lee Seung-jun ... Wan-han
- Lee Jae-gu ... Hoo-man
- Park No-shik ... Jang-soon
- Lee Da-wit ... young Nam-yi
- Jun Min-seo ... young Ja-in
- Yoon Dong-hwan ... Choi Pyeong-ryung
Synopsis
The film begins with two children Nam-yi and Ja-in being chased by King Injo's guards and saved by their father Choi Pyeong-ryung, an officer of King Gwanghae and a skilled archer. He sends his own children to find a place of refuge with his best friend Kim Min-soon. As they escaped crying, Ja-in begged her brother to go back to their father but their father was killed in front of Nam-yi. Nam-yi, though bitten by the guard dogs, kills them and escapes with Ja-in. Nam-yi becomes the only family Ja-in has. 13 years later Nam-yi (Park Hae-il) is now a skilled archer and hunter. He learns from Min-soon's son Seo-goon (Kim Mu-yeol) that he and Ja-in (Moon Chae-won) plan to get married, with the approval of Min-soon who is also Ja-in's godfather.
During the wedding, Nam-yi is up in the mountains hunting deer. He hears the rumble of the invading forces. When Nam-yi makes it back to the village, he finds his step-father slaughtered and his sister taken away. Nam-yi then sets out to find the Qing army and take out their army with his bow. The great commander of the Qing army, Jyuushinta (Ryoo Seung-ryong) discovers the mysterious man trailing his men and taking them out one by one. Jyuushinta then sets out to find Nam-yi. Though Nam-yi is shot in the arm, he shoots back at Jyuushinta and one of his men who both fall. Nam-yi rides away to find Ja-in as he thinks that Jyuushinta is dead - but he isn't. Meanwhile Nam-yi finds Ja-in in a field. They are about to reunite when Ja-in sees Jyuushinta aiming at Nam-yi from a cliff. But before the arrow hits, Ja-in shoots the horse and Nam-yi falls. As Nam-yi and Jyuushinta face off, Ja-in runs in between them. Nam-yi's arrrow barely touches Ja-in's dress, but Jyuushinta's finds its mark. Despite Ja-in's protests, Nam-yi pulls it out and shoots Jyuushinta who falls to the ground, finally killed. Nam-yi falls down as well but Ja-in catches him in her lap. Nam-yi says that they should go back to their old home in Seoul. His eyelids then flutter and close—forever. Then Ja-in lays Nam-yi into a boat and she and Seo-goon set sail for Seoul, just as Nam-yi requested.
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