The Good, the Bad, the Weird

In the 1930s, the world was in turmoil. Japan's invasion of Korea brought exile to Manchuria, China, which borders North Korea, and the barren plains quickly became a haven for outlaws and violence. The unassuming little bandit Yin Daojiu (Song Kang ho Song Kanghao) robbed several Japanese military officers and banker Jin Wan on the Gando Line train by himself. At the same time, the cold-blooded bandit leader Park Chang-er (played by Lee Byung Hun) also led his troops to rob the train, during which he even fought with the bounty gunner Park Do-won (played by Jung Woo-sung). In the chaos, Dao Jiujuan took away the Japanese belongings and jumped out of the car to escape, but all forces pursued him relentlessly. Soon Daojiu realized that the target of the bandits and soldiers was not the property in his hands, but a treasure map of the Qing Dynasty in Manchuria...