Disc 1: The movie :

Audio Commentary with Director Jo Bum Gu, Park Gun Hyung, Lee Cheon Hee, MC Mong

Disc 2:
Action Making Of
Interview with the Cast
Production Featurette
Deleted Scenes
CG Making Of
Production Meeting
Music Video
Theatrical Trailer
Still Gallery

Disc 3:
The Bad Utterances (2003, Jo Bum Gu's Feature Debut)

The Korean action comedy "Ddukbang Jeonseol" revolves around three fellows calling themselves "no touch".
Some say they're untouchable because no one can beat them up while others see them as legends.

"I play a gangster who can easily take on more than 18 guys at once and who was a born fighter. I think most guys who watch the film can closely relate to the story which revolves around fighting. Women viewers can get a sense of the male world of fighting".

As he did in his first feature-length movie Bad Utterances, director Jo Beom-Gu continues to look at life through a trio of high school boys and their environment. However, unlike his debut film, this action-packed movie is aimed at a more mainstream audience.

He has cast Park Geon-Hyeong ( Mr Wacky, DMZ) as Jeong Kwon, a boy of who has developed his fighting skills to the peak of perfection, Lee Cheon-Hee (The Aggressives, A Good Lawyer's Wife) as Seong-Hyeon whose instincts and sheer savagery carries him in a fight, and rap artist MC Mong (Non-Stop 4) as their friend Kyeong-Ro who talks more than he fights and supplies some comic relief. Oh Dal-Su (Crying Fist, Bittersweet Life) and Yu Ji-Tae (Oldboy, Natural City) lend their support to the cast.