‘Outlaws’ is the perfect crime action thriller based on real events. The movie depicts Ma Seok Do (Ma Dong Seok of “Train to Busan”), a no-nonsense cop who works to maintain some semblance of peace among Chinese-Korean gangs in Garibong, a local Chinatown district of Seoul.
Life for Seok Do becomes more interesting when Jang Chen (Yoon Kye Sang) arrives in town from China. Initially working as a loan shark, Jang Chen lends money and collects debts from gang members in Garibong — or cuts off their limbs, if they are unable to pay up.
With his brash actions and brutally violent methods, He soon begins to accrue more and more power, overturning the established pecking order by taking over the various restaurants, game rooms, and karaoke houses that the gangs operate out of.
With the peace in Garibong threatened, Seok Do and his team must catch Jang Chen, his two henchmen, and his growing number of followers before the big case is taken out of Seok Do’s hands and turned over to higher authorities. At last, you’ll find “The Outlaws” to be an exciting and easy-to-watch take on a part of Korean history that has not often been explored in cinema.
Is Outlaws on Amazon Prime?
Amazon prime is currently streaming ‘Outlaws’. Viewers can take rental plan to enjoy this movie.
Is Outlaws on HBO Max?
This movie is not available on HBO Max you can watch other action thriller which are hitting in this year like ‘Shiva Baby; Dune; The Many Saints of Newark; Judas and the Black Messiah and much more.
Is Outlaws on Hulu?
Besides having an amazing selection of pre-existing series to watch, the platform has also welcomed its own original series for you to binge-watch, like the Elisabeth Moss-starring The Handmaid’s Tale and coming-of-age comedy PEN15, as well as a host of series from the mighty FX, including ones made specifically for the platform.
Is Outlaws on Netflix?
Netflix is not streaming ‘Outlaws’ however the platform has the best crime thrillers audiences can be immersed in and entertained by the stories of characters living on the fringes. Uncut Gems; Legend; The Irishman; El Camino: A Breaking a Bad Movie; Good Time are just few examples among them.