Guns And Talk Analysis

Guns and Talks follow a group of four men who will assassinate anyone for money. Although these four men aren't any regular assassins. They only kill for the benefit of others. The movie take place in Seoul where mysterious murders are happening. The group of killers consists of Sang-Yeon the leader, Jung-woo who's good with bombs, sniper expert Jae-young, and the hacker Ha-yoon. All four believe they're doing a service by killing people. In some ways it's a vital job to society, just as any other line of work.
They operate residentially as a private business where any clients can come to them as they please to request an order. Each client has to sign a formal contract of agreement on the terms of their request. Such as

date, time, and place. An added bit of comedy is that there's a student discount. All four live a typical life with day to day work. Ha-yoon's horrible cooking adds to the comedy side of the movie. And watching their crush (Eun-mi a young news reporter, everyday on the news on TV. One day while Sang-Yeon the leader is waiting at a bus stop a young highschool girl Gong Hyo-Jin asks him to kill someone. He refuses, which seems a bit odd given the circumstance of by request they'll kill for money. Even though Hyo-Jin was denied Sang-Yeon leaves a briefcase by her feet. So she brings it over to their house and insists on hiring them to kill a young man who's wronged her. As well as pregnant women (Oh Seung-Hyun), whose husband wants to kill their unborn child. One day Sang-Yeon meets with the news reporter all four boys are infatuated with. This was foreshadowed in the being of the movie. She asks him to kill a man, publicly during a play of Hamlet in front of many people. This big job he can't turn down is by far a dangerous mission, but he decides to do it. What is particularly evident in this movie is the clients coming to these men are all female, in regards to the movies story. At the end of this movie Jung Jin-Young the detective after them catches Sang-Yeon. He’s shot but lives. The ending states that they still don't know the reason they kill, just that they have to.
Revenge is the main theme in this novel and shows throughout the story how people's intentions are drawn to hatred, but also love. A rational response to betrayal or hurt wouldn't be revenge, but in this movie the idea is how people's intentions are always cruel. These four assassins make it their moral obligation to involve themselves in other people's problems. Do their dirty work so to speak. Revenge takes many shapes; envy, resentment, ego, betrayal, and many other forms of negativity inflicted upon someone.
The overall structure of this movie encompasses what it means to sacrifice for others. These men put their livelihood on the line for others. In some ways sociopathic with no empathy for killing. But in other way more empathetic as a result to being so aware. They realize the wrongs of taking a life. Killing a pregnant lady or a sick old man puts a dent in their code. Unable to really do their job because of emotional attachments. Love plays a major part in revenge and the willingness to do or not do so.