Your comment is on point! My jaw dropped when he pulled the trigger. They got me too. I enjoyed all the scenes…
Yes i loved that shot of Taec-yeon's nice long skinny legs when he first stepped out of the car HAHAHA. His aura is different and we can feel that he's the real baddie.
I wanna see how big of a villain he is. Also loved that scene when he finally met Vincenzo at the police station to bail Cha Young out, and he was the first Korean to pronounce his name correctly LOL.
His role is fckin perfect for him LOL, i love his little English slip-out-of-tongue.
HOLY HELL. THAT EXPLOSION. THAT FCKIN EXPLOSION. this drama really outdid itself in this episode.
Vincenzo really has no qualms burning things down at a very grand scale LOL, reminds me of the opening in ep. 1 when he burnt down the whole vineyard of that mafia boss.
things that i really loved in this episode:
1. when Cha Young stood up against the zumba lawyer with full gusto after submitting her resignation. wow, i wanna give the girl a standing ovation. i don't know how she becomes so fearless, but she's fckin incredible!!!
2. when Cha Young took over her late father's law firm and commit herself to finish the cases, also to seek justice for her father's death also the case involving Babel Group. applause!
3. when Vincenzo teamed up with her after she offered to win him Geulga Plaza no matter what. and the scene quite at the end when he treatened to run the zumba lawyer over at the self-service laundry place with truck-kun of doom. hot damn.
4. the scene when Vincenzo took out the Russian pistol and really pull a shot, LOL. i was dumbfcked when i saw that scene. you can't tell me that Vincenzo suddenly commit a murder in Korea, WTFH and that too with a witness. thank god it was just a prank and Mr. Han was a former special effects makeup artist HAHAHAHAHA you got me!!!
5. when they go over to Babel Group pharmaceutical warehouse and burnt down the entire buildings with full scale explosions. i also loved that their accomplices were seen to be family members of the victims of Babel Group failed drug trials.
6. when Intern Jun-Woo finally made an appearance after receiving notice that his company's warehouse burnt down as the hyung-nim, or the real Chairman Jang, and that another big explosion happened right in front of his eyes LOL. the rage in his eyes wow, i can't wait to see how he'll do everything in his power to destroy our heroes.
FCKIN INCREDIBLE SO FAR. i got bored when CLOY had draggy scenes but so far i didn't mind it here because i find all characters solidly interesting, of course including the tenants at the Plaza.
HOLY FCKIN HELL. THAT ENDING. i had my volume up on a blast and was literally shocked as fckk when i saw that scene. i am still tryna process that scene, i didn't expect that coming so soon gdamnit.
this episode was literally quite peaceful and slow almost all throughout the first 45-50 minutes. then bamm, they gave you all the hook you needed in the last 25-30 minutes.
this episode had Vincenzo playing more on the background because he refused to get too involved in the case against Babel Group that the ahjussi lawyer is working on. so in the entire episode, the ahjussi lawyer had more screen time than him. and true enough i was starting to feel that i wanted to see more of the ahjussi-Vincenzo duo fighting against the monsters instead of him doing it alone but i couldn't think of a paradigm shift that will change Vincenzo's mind for it. i just realised after finishing this episode that the ahjussi lawyer is not even in the main role and that explains HE'S EXACTLY THE PARADIGM SHIFT NEEDED, damn :(
i kept thinking, how can a person be this upright and persistent to fight against injustice? turned out he's not one without a fatal flaw. he left his wife to die alone because he was busy fighting the world, which made his daughter resent him. i've really wanted their difference in values explained, and now i get it. my heart aches because it makes sense, and suddenly my view of Cha Young's character changed to be more tolerable.
things that i am looking forward to see:
1. if Vincenzo will make amends with his dying mother, and represent her, and whether she'll stay alive to clear her name despite having a terminal illness.
2. how Vincenzo and Cha Young will eventually team up for the same cause since they annoy each other LOL.
3. what's the real deal with the ahjumma prosecutor-lawyer. was she the one who ordered for the white truck-kun of doom? WTFH.
LOL. You must forget that a whole Lee Joon Gi exists, someone who's similarly small framed but a true kickass. Judging by your standard, most Southeast Asians also can't do action genre because they are genetically smaller and shorter than most of the Korean stars.
But there's this Indonesian film action that's very well praised for its realistic portrayal of action sequences, The Raid series.
SJK played a military special force captain excellently in DOTS, also he had a movie The Battleship Island where he plays a soldier.
If you're talking about his baby-ish face, that's not fair because he's proven himself. Also this drama has comedy elements so he's definitely perfectly cast for the role.
Can you list them, I'm interested in good older dramas. Right now I'm watching Warrior Baek Dong Soo, I'm really enjoying it. ❤❤❤
https://kisskh.at/list/4q6qOzo1
I wanna see how big of a villain he is. Also loved that scene when he finally met Vincenzo at the police station to bail Cha Young out, and he was the first Korean to pronounce his name correctly LOL.
His role is fckin perfect for him LOL, i love his little English slip-out-of-tongue.
Vincenzo really has no qualms burning things down at a very grand scale LOL, reminds me of the opening in ep. 1 when he burnt down the whole vineyard of that mafia boss.
things that i really loved in this episode:
1. when Cha Young stood up against the zumba lawyer with full gusto after submitting her resignation. wow, i wanna give the girl a standing ovation. i don't know how she becomes so fearless, but she's fckin incredible!!!
2. when Cha Young took over her late father's law firm and commit herself to finish the cases, also to seek justice for her father's death also the case involving Babel Group. applause!
3. when Vincenzo teamed up with her after she offered to win him Geulga Plaza no matter what. and the scene quite at the end when he treatened to run the zumba lawyer over at the self-service laundry place with truck-kun of doom. hot damn.
4. the scene when Vincenzo took out the Russian pistol and really pull a shot, LOL. i was dumbfcked when i saw that scene. you can't tell me that Vincenzo suddenly commit a murder in Korea, WTFH and that too with a witness. thank god it was just a prank and Mr. Han was a former special effects makeup artist HAHAHAHAHA you got me!!!
5. when they go over to Babel Group pharmaceutical warehouse and burnt down the entire buildings with full scale explosions. i also loved that their accomplices were seen to be family members of the victims of Babel Group failed drug trials.
6. when Intern Jun-Woo finally made an appearance after receiving notice that his company's warehouse burnt down as the hyung-nim, or the real Chairman Jang, and that another big explosion happened right in front of his eyes LOL. the rage in his eyes wow, i can't wait to see how he'll do everything in his power to destroy our heroes.
FCKIN INCREDIBLE SO FAR. i got bored when CLOY had draggy scenes but so far i didn't mind it here because i find all characters solidly interesting, of course including the tenants at the Plaza.
https://kisskh.at/list/1XzBVYe3
this episode was literally quite peaceful and slow almost all throughout the first 45-50 minutes. then bamm, they gave you all the hook you needed in the last 25-30 minutes.
this episode had Vincenzo playing more on the background because he refused to get too involved in the case against Babel Group that the ahjussi lawyer is working on. so in the entire episode, the ahjussi lawyer had more screen time than him. and true enough i was starting to feel that i wanted to see more of the ahjussi-Vincenzo duo fighting against the monsters instead of him doing it alone but i couldn't think of a paradigm shift that will change Vincenzo's mind for it. i just realised after finishing this episode that the ahjussi lawyer is not even in the main role and that explains HE'S EXACTLY THE PARADIGM SHIFT NEEDED, damn :(
i kept thinking, how can a person be this upright and persistent to fight against injustice? turned out he's not one without a fatal flaw. he left his wife to die alone because he was busy fighting the world, which made his daughter resent him. i've really wanted their difference in values explained, and now i get it. my heart aches because it makes sense, and suddenly my view of Cha Young's character changed to be more tolerable.
things that i am looking forward to see:
1. if Vincenzo will make amends with his dying mother, and represent her, and whether she'll stay alive to clear her name despite having a terminal illness.
2. how Vincenzo and Cha Young will eventually team up for the same cause since they annoy each other LOL.
3. what's the real deal with the ahjumma prosecutor-lawyer. was she the one who ordered for the white truck-kun of doom? WTFH.
4. Taec-yeon's real identity.
But there's this Indonesian film action that's very well praised for its realistic portrayal of action sequences, The Raid series.
If you're talking about his baby-ish face, that's not fair because he's proven himself. Also this drama has comedy elements so he's definitely perfectly cast for the role.