Guns And Talk Analysis

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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

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