Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub (director Choi Guk-hee) released the main trailer that will heat up theaters this Chuseok.
The final installment of the "Tazza" series, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub, is a crime film about Jang Tae-young (Byun Yo-Han), who seemed to have the world with his online Big Bet business, and his namesake friend Park Tae-young (Roh Jae Won), who took everything from him, meeting again on a global gambling stage and engaging in a revenge-fueled showdown.
The newly released main trailer teases a thrilling gambling scene and an intense revenge drama, raising anticipation for theaters this Chuseok. From the tension of a poker game set on a global gambling stage to Jang Tae-young's revenge against the friend who betrayed him, the story is tightly packed and keeps viewers from taking their eyes off the screen.
The trailer opens with Jang Tae-young risking his life in a chase through the middle of a Vietnamese city. As he sprints through narrow alleys and markets pursued by someone, the urgent scenes alternate with Park Tae-young's bitter expression, hidden in the shadow of Jang Tae-young, who is admired by everyone in Korea, heightening curiosity about their relationship.
Jang Tae-young then discovers that the person who drove him to the brink was his trusted friend and business partner Park Tae-young. With everything taken from him, Jang Tae-young vows revenge, and the two men's long-standing bitter fate begins in earnest. Afterward, Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young jump into a high-stakes global gambling ring engineered by Kaneko (Miyoshi Ayaka) and begin a full-fledged showdown.
Alongside Byun Yo-Han and Roh Jae Won, the intense performances of the actors who entered the game with their own goals and desires draw attention. In matches where the outcome is unpredictable, characters armed with audacity and ferocity clash, raising the drama's tension. The gambling stage also expands beyond Korea to Japan and Vietnam. With Chairman Tao (Hong Dao) and Sasaki (Ihara Tsuyoshi) joining, the stakes grow even larger and an intense showdown is promised.
In particular, the copy "the last of all games is the most intense" piques curiosity about the film's final showdown while raising expectations for the last installment that will conclude the 20-year-long Tazza series. The moments when victory and defeat hinge on a hair's breadth and the characters' expressions, lines and movements interlock densely, increasing curiosity about the thrilling showdown that will unfold in theaters.
The final story in Heo Yeong's original comic series, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub, opens on Sept. 23.
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