So Soo Ho won't let Young Ro walk away from the room with Yeong Cheol, stopping her 2-3 times. But when she walks away when he applies first aid, he doesn't follow her?
Couldn't she have? I don't know, escape at this point?
Or at least try to be John Mclane? She's literally the ideal hostage.
The plot devices being used for transitions are so jarring, I feel I am the one being held hostage.
I have a questions! I think that I missed something or they still didnt give us answer on it....Why did Sooho…
He didn't plan to go back to the dorm. He was on his way to meet Prof Han, when the ANSP conveniently was there. He was forced to hide in a shed conveniently, where the shed conveniently was a secret passage to the dorm. He takes that route as an escape, the ANSP bust in, and now he has no choice but to pull off Money Heist.
It is not clear who that person trapped in the dorm is yet, but it's most likely Ms. Pi.
How much more stock of bullets do they have ?Like they wasted so many
That giant bag that Soo Ho uncovered is suppose to be full of Ammo, Grenades and Cash. So I would assume by the size of the bag, still quite a bit.
During the initial shootout with the ANSP, they didn't have access to the bag. But afterwards, they should have.
And since they've been in the dorm, they didn't waste much ammo.
And in the end of Ep. 5, they didn't waste that much either.
They used one full clip between Kang Moo and NK Spy #1's "Sexy" dance.
So if I were to seriously count, since the hostage situation, they have only realistically used at max 3 full clips ( I doubt, more like 1.5 full magazine clip). So they should have plenty more left.
I hope this writer, never ever writes another spy/action themed Kdrama again. The illogical/unrealistic things happening in the drama would make even Michael Bay blush...
I am reminded of those old 1980's cartoon, where a literal million bullets are fired and no one gets hit.
Please tell me the writer is intentionally parodying literally every single action, spy, and hostage movie ever made, and I will be content.
I feel Snowdrop is UNINTENTIONALLY making a fool of itself, and doesn't quite understand why people are laughing thinking it's more comedy than thriller.
So far the drama started slow for me, but is getting better. It's fun enough to anticipate each coming episode,…
I find that I would rather have a drama start really well, then drop in quality, rather than it start out poorly, then attempt to make a comeback midway. I don't doubt the production value, Kdrama as of late has really gotten crazy good in terms of production values. I also feel Jung Hae In's acting is so lacking. Whether is a double agent or whatever, his acting really lacks any layers. But maybe that's part of his character? If it is, it's a poor characterization.
Writing Issues:
The characterization of most of the character really felt one dimensional. And the overacting of almost every single character has my grinding my teeth. I am not a fan of how inconsistent Jisoo's acting has been, like she's literally changing the way she is acting scene to scene. Jung Hae In is a robot at times, but at least he is consistently a robot. There is just way too big of a cast or people I am starting to forget.
Because the run time is so crazy long per episode, there is so much crazy filler scenes. Some situations often just need one, maybe max two times for the point to be made. Snowdrop is guilty of showing the same scenes 4-5 times. Sometimes in one episode, as if they don't respect the audience enough to figure out the message they are making.
The pacing, OMG, the pacing is really disjointed. Couple that with an OST/Music that doesn't know what it is doing, I can't help but roll my eyes, when the tension a certain scene builds up will just be thrown out the windows in lieu of "Comedy".
I understand that Kdrama loves to mish mash genre's, but Snowdrop is failing at it.
Yes, that ledge thing you mentioned and many many other scenes that make me laugh at the sheer illogical ridiculousness of it.
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Couldn't she have? I don't know, escape at this point?
Or at least try to be John Mclane? She's literally the ideal hostage.
The plot devices being used for transitions are so jarring, I feel I am the one being held hostage.
It is not clear who that person trapped in the dorm is yet, but it's most likely Ms. Pi.
Just commenting as things come to me LOL!
During the initial shootout with the ANSP, they didn't have access to the bag. But afterwards, they should have.
And since they've been in the dorm, they didn't waste much ammo.
And in the end of Ep. 5, they didn't waste that much either.
They used one full clip between Kang Moo and NK Spy #1's "Sexy" dance.
So if I were to seriously count, since the hostage situation, they have only realistically used at max 3 full clips ( I doubt, more like 1.5 full magazine clip). So they should have plenty more left.
Kimchi slap is a meme of makjang dramas.
Soo Ho moves the gun away...
Soo Ho: Bro, we can't. We don't have the budget to waste on bullets...
I am reminded of those old 1980's cartoon, where a literal million bullets are fired and no one gets hit.
Please tell me the writer is intentionally parodying literally every single action, spy, and hostage movie ever made, and I will be content.
I feel Snowdrop is UNINTENTIONALLY making a fool of itself, and doesn't quite understand why people are laughing thinking it's more comedy than thriller.
she is taedong river 1
She and Soo Ho have some unspoken agreement which we don't know about yet.
Or Soo ho is really taedong river 1, and the girl is someone he was able to defect to NK side.
Writing Issues:
The characterization of most of the character really felt one dimensional. And the overacting of almost every single character has my grinding my teeth. I am not a fan of how inconsistent Jisoo's acting has been, like she's literally changing the way she is acting scene to scene. Jung Hae In is a robot at times, but at least he is consistently a robot. There is just way too big of a cast or people I am starting to forget.
Because the run time is so crazy long per episode, there is so much crazy filler scenes. Some situations often just need one, maybe max two times for the point to be made. Snowdrop is guilty of showing the same scenes 4-5 times. Sometimes in one episode, as if they don't respect the audience enough to figure out the message they are making.
The pacing, OMG, the pacing is really disjointed. Couple that with an OST/Music that doesn't know what it is doing, I can't help but roll my eyes, when the tension a certain scene builds up will just be thrown out the windows in lieu of "Comedy".
I understand that Kdrama loves to mish mash genre's, but Snowdrop is failing at it.
Yes, that ledge thing you mentioned and many many other scenes that make me laugh at the sheer illogical ridiculousness of it.