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Blood Free korean drama review
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Blood Free
3 people found this review helpful
by Grumpy Witch
Jan 9, 2025
10 of 10 episodes seen
Completed 2
Overall 8.5
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
This review may contain spoilers

Spoiler: Blood Free is not blood free.

Spoiler: Blood Free is not blood free. This is an action packed show in which blood gushes out at every opportunity whether it's from bullet or knife wounds, being bombed or being punched. It touches upon controversial topics of bioengineered food and organs and the ethical dilemmas that come with this. Is it for the benefit of humanity, is it for a quick profit, or is it for a more nefarious reason? The show was thrilling and it kept me engaged through most of it. The acting was great, for the most part, Ju Ji Hoon and Han Hyo Joo portrayed their characters extremely well. As does most of the supporting cast. However, Jun Suk Ho has a tendency to produce exaggerated expressions and mannerisms which took me out of the story during his scenes multiple times. This actor has a tendency to do this. I was watching another drama he was cast in alongside BF and his acting is also exaggerated there. The ending hints at a possible second season, much to my dismay, but I can just tie the loose ends in my head even if the second season is not produced.
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