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My Favorite n Ima Dude Like Cmon

Let me just say real fast i hate female lead not because i hate females or I'm sexist its as a male myself i can relate more to a male lead than a female lead but this ultimately became one of my absolute number one favorites as a k drama and even though it was a female lead i could still find things that were so good with the story and production

The Character Drama and Character Development To Me Was By Far One of The Best Iv Seen From Most K Dramas How Ha Won Went From Tom Boyish To More Girlish But Keeping Some of That Tom Boyishness and i Think Its That Tom Boy in Her That Made Me Feel Like Her And Ji Woon Were Meant To Be Really The Rebellious Guy With The Tom Boy Strong Girl Is Perfect I Think The Bad Reviews Come From People Wishing She Would Have Got With The Other Brothers But This Ending Was The Best Outcome And This Show Had The Perfect Amount Of Romance Comedy And Anticipation

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Listen To The Reviews But Not The Good Ones

Ill Tell Ya Right Now The People Saying This Is a Good Show Call All K Dramas Good Shows Which I Like To Call a K drama Delusionist These Are The People That Say Every Single Korean Drama is Good Just Because it is Korean, My Friends Let Me Tell You Now Outta All of The Really Good Korean Dramas You Could Have Watched in The Time You Watched This You Would Have Wished You Listened To The Bad Reviews Over The Delusional "Good" Reviews The Story Get Wild And Confusing And There Are So Many Unnecessary Scenes That Had Nothing To Do With The Main Story Its Hectic and Chaotic I Wanted To Stop Around EP 12 But For The Sake of A Committed Review I Watched On And For Every Episode I Watched After 12 I Cried, Reaching Almost 5am In The Morning Hitting The 16th Episode and Asking Myself Why I Didn't Stop At EP 12, Anyways I'm Telling You Know Don't Believe All Good Reviews Bad Reviews Are Because The Review Itself Is Bad But Because These People Really Know What They Are Talking About, I Sleep Now Good Luck If You Still Watch It <3

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Decent but Slow and Repetitive Story.

I went into *Agent Kim* thinking it was going to be a great revenge story about an ex spy (basically Korean John Wick). And honestly, the essence of that story is there. His daughter gets kidnapped, and he goes on a rampage trying to find her.
But that's where the story starts to feel really repetitive.
First, his daughter is dead... then she's not dead... then she's dead again... and then she's not. I understand that in reality you wouldn't necessarily know whether someone was alive or dead, but after a while it starts feeling like the story is just going in circles.
Which brings me to another thing: why don't they kill any of these people?
I mean, if your kid had been kidnapped by MULTIPLE gangs, you'd think Kim, Park Jin Cheol, and Seong Han Su would eventually start permanently taking these people out. But no — they keep leaving them alive, only for the same people to come back and cause more problems. The biggest example is Kang Guk Cheol, the SMD Director. Seong Han Su literally pulls him out of the water so he doesn't drown... and then just ONE HOUR later, he's kidnapping the girl again. Like, come on! That entire situation could have been avoided if he had just left him in the water.
I can somewhat understand not killing the SMD officials though because they're government officials, but when it comes to the gangs — people who have already committed some seriously terrible acts — it always comes down to a quick fistfight, they beat them up, and then just leave them alive. Maye that's just how the story is written, but it made the whole thing feel unnecessarily repetitive. The revenge aspect had a lot of potential, and the "Korean John Wick" vibe is definitely there, but I kept finding myself thinking, "Why are you letting this guy live when he's obviously going to come back and do the exact same thing again?" Overall, I think the story had a really good premise, but the constant back-and-forth of people being "dead," coming back, getting captured again, escaping again, etc. really started to wear me down.


Next, the casting. I honestly think they were perfect for their roles.

So Ji Sub fits the quiet assassin role perfectly, and bro is JACKED in this movie. His voice is genuinely chilling in some scenes, and he gives off the perfect "father turned professional assassin" vibe. He really sells that character. Yoon Kyung Ho is always one of my favorite comedic relief actors, and I never really find his scenes to be too over-the-top. I think they match his personality and acting style perfectly, and honestly, every scene with him is GOLD in anything! Joo Sang Wook, for one, easily did the most fighting in this movie. Bro kept getting left behind to fight entire mobs of guys in basically every fight scene. But besides that, he's both serious and comedic, which makes the trio work really well. It's almost like So Ji Sub is the serious one, Yoon Kyung Ho is the comedy, and Joo Sang Wook is perfectly balanced between the two. I honestly think the casting was one of the strongest parts of the movie easily.

Now, quickly, the soundtrack and music. I really liked the music in this show, honestly. The intro and outro were instantly added to my YouTube playlist after I heard them in the second episode! They fit the show really well and are definitely some of the more memorable parts of it for me.

Overall, *Agent Kim* was somewhere between decent and okay for me. It had a really solid premise, and there were definitely parts I enjoyed, especially the casting, soundtrack. So Ji Sub absolutely fits the role, along side the other main cast, the supporting cast works really well together, and the intro/outro songs are probably going to stick with me longer than some parts of the actual story My biggest issue was the repetitive story. The constant back-and-forth with Kim's daughter being dead, then alive, then dead again, along with the villains repeatedly being left alive just to come back and cause more problems, really started to drag the experience down for me I don't regret watching it, but I also don't think it's something I'd rush to watch again. The rewatch value is pretty low for me because once you know how everything plays out, I don't think there is enough there to make me want to go through the same cycle again.

I'd say *Agent Kim* is worth a watch if you like action, revenge stories, or So Ji Sub, but for me, it's probably a one-and-done. Decent enough to enjoy, but not quite good enough to make me want to come back for another round.

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The Story Pulls You In But...

The story of a boxer who's mom gets scammed by a big company and is left with a permeant scare ya know at first i was iffy but after the first or second episode i immediately got dragged in and absolute loved it if you are a fan of boxing or mma or even hand to hand combat this is definitely your show full of amazing story build and character development and anticipation that keeps you from leaving this show is really amazing!

Now let me get to one thing i didn't like about this show, The fact that all the killing happened on the good guys side i mean hell man they lost Tae Ho and Yang Jung who were definitely sad deaths for sure but with the death of Doo Young I Felt Utter Sadness and Disappointment the reason for my disappointment lies in the fact that Geon Woo and Yoo Jin dont kill anyone for example when they had in beom down in the bookstore they should have finished him off i know it was about keeping the boxers heart but by them leaving him alive gave to many opportunity for him to come back and there is no such thing is boxers heart when someone hurts your momma so ultimately the deaths were caused by the main charcters own self pride and sustainability but caused a father to die in front of his wife to me its just not logical to have had In Beom Get beaten than left then beaten then left then beaten again i mean really just not logical.

Other Than That It Was Defintly A Good Watch Not Gonna Rewatch But a Good Inital Watch!

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