Dragon: The Weapon of God

Dragon: The Weapon of God, a film shrouded in mystery, takes a different turn from its initial premise as the title hints at an entirely distinct narrative. Dragon: The Weapon of God is a 2002 film written by and starring Sung Hwan Kim, and starring Sung Jung Lee and Sung-min Lee. The story revolves around a high school student named Han Do-jin (played by Sung Jung Lee) who discovers that his grandfather was a general in a war. When his grandfather's sword gets possessed by a dragon spirit, Han gains supernatural powers that enable him to see the spirit, a mystical creature, inside the sword. Han is initially hesitant about wielding the sword's power, but he gradually gains confidence and becomes a powerful force when the dragon spirit, known as the 'dragon,' takes control. The story delves into themes of power, the nature of good and evil, and the consequences of playing God. As the story progresses, it delves into Han's personal struggles, his relationships, and struggles with using the newfound power responsibly. Han and his friends navigate through a range of situations where the power can lead to chaos or benefit society. The movie's climax sees Han facing moral dilemmas stemming from his newfound abilities and ultimately deciding the fate of the sword's power.