So Ji Sub Returns to Action in Upcoming Netflix Noir Series Gwangjang – Premieres June 6

Netflix is about to drop a highly anticipated action-packed noir series this summer, and Gwangjang, starring So Ji Sub, is ready to hit screens on June 6. After 13 years away from intense action roles, So Ji Sub’s return is generating significant buzz, and the latest teaser poster and trailer have only raised expectations higher.

An Action-Fueled Revenge Drama

Gwangjang is an adaptation of the popular Naver webtoon, which presents a world of stark violence and revenge. The plot follows ‘Gi-joon’ (played by So Ji Sub), who steps back into the world of Gwangjang after 11 years, motivated by vengeance for his brother ‘Ki-seok’ (Lee Joon-hyuk), who was murdered. The story is dark and gripping, centered around Gi-joon’s brutal quest to uncover the truth behind his brother’s death.

Star-Studded Cast & Intense Action

With a strong ensemble cast, Gwangjang brings together talented actors like Heo Joon Ho, Gong Myung, Chu Young Woo, Ahn Gil Kang, Lee Bum Soo, Cho Han Cheol, Cha Seung Won, and Lee Joon Hyuk. Each actor is expected to deliver powerful performances that match the series’ heavy tone and intense violence.

The teaser poster captures Gi-joon standing in a narrow alley, surrounded by a sea of bodies, with blood splattered on the wall – a visual that hints at the brutal challenges Gi-joon faces. The tagline, “The rules are broken and he’s back,” builds anticipation for the kind of chaos his return will unleash.

A Journey of Cold-Blooded Revenge

The teaser trailer ramps up the suspense with a glimpse into the tragic death of Gi-joon’s brother Ki-seok. It’s clear that Gi-joon’s return is motivated by a single goal – to avenge his brother’s death. Armed with nothing but a baseball bat, he ruthlessly confronts anyone in his path, leaving a trail of destruction. The trailer highlights Gi-joon’s cold determination and unwavering focus on revenge, hinting at the high-stakes, violent action that will unfold.

In one particularly chilling scene, Gi-joon stands covered in blood, declaring, “I have to finish it, all of it.” This sets the tone for a journey filled with ruthless encounters, where Gi-joon’s singular drive for vengeance will stop at nothing.

Premiere on June 6, 4 p.m. (KST) Exclusively on Netflix

Gwangjang promises to be a gripping addition to Netflix’s slate, offering viewers a journey of relentless revenge and no-compromise justice. Get ready for a thrilling ride when it premieres on June 6.