Pincolino

The revelation who was the serial killer and the revelation who killed Dong Shik's sister - I wasn't shocked, but I didn't see THAT coming. So much for the absence of "shocking twists". I also thought they played it well how everyone seemed suspicious especially Dong Shik and Jung Je.

I don't consider the actress who played Sun Ah "attractive". Neither her body nor her face is outstanding. But they dressed her in such a stylish way and put her in places with backgrounds that fitted her clothes - STUNNING. Great cinematography and stylist. The scene with the wine overflowing the glass was gorgeous.

This was not a normal bromance. There was a lot of sexual tension. Even when Yo Han turned off the bomb, he touched Ga On in such a strange and alluring way ... don't know why they played it out like that, but Yo Han behaved like he was gay. Very flirtatious and sensual. I'm not complaining, but I'm still baffled. Popular bromances like in Goblin or Beyond Evil weren't done like that. I don't recall ever seeing a high budgt popular kdrama with so much homoeroticism.

I didn't watch this show properly. Skipped too many scenes and even whole episodes. But from what I have seen and understood from the story I thought the ending was pretty decent. May give this show a try now! Btw, it was supposed to be a one-man-show and it was. I feel like all the other characters were just there to tell the Devil Judge's story.

I thought it was too dramatic, though. He had any reason to suspect Dongsik. And he was always looking for the truth and not once he was a coward when he found out his father was the culprit. I just don't see why he had to behave like he was directly responsible for the sister's death. Still great drama.

Ga On and Yo Han hugged. And Ga On was the one who initiated it. I really liked that.

Well, not gonna lie, that hug was satisfying.

Why is nobody talking about the actress who playes Elijah? That girl is really good and only 15 years old.

I wonder if we will see the same in real life. Where the ones who think they are rightous, morally superior and so smart will finally understand that they are responsible for not stopping the worst crime in human history by believing the corona hoax and playing along with it.

In Beyond Evil both leads were smart and rightous. They were on the same moral ground and cared for justice, even though they both went too far to achieve their goals. The leads in Devil Judge are on a complete different levels regarding their intelligence, moral competence and their comprehension of justice.

Exactly. Only one episode left. That's not enough time for Ga On to redeem himself.

What's not bromance? Devil Judge? Yeah, there is a lot of sexual tension. But what good it is for, when the characters disappoint regarding the emotional bond? And when we have a forced hetero relationship nobody asked for?

Can you recommend a similar good show to me?

There is something sadistic about the series, or is it just me sensing this? I love good and heart-wrenching stories, but the evil seems so pointless and the suffering too. I have a hard time to connect with the characters.

I think YJG did great. Didn't even know that guy, then I saw he was in Hotel del Luna. Couldn't even remember him, because I wasn't impressed by his performance back then. But in Beyond Evil - no complains.

Honestly, his character being annoying started in the very first episode. I lately wanted to watch this series from the start (because until now I skipped many parts and even episodes) and I immediately remembered why I have a hard time gettting into this drama. Episode 1, Ga On runs to save a child, he goes down and wants to shield it with his body against a BUS. That tells you all that's to know about his character. Haha! Seriously ... run, grab the child, while you keep running. This was his introduction and since then he didn't became much brighter.

Phenomenal drama! The rating is well deserved. There ist just one thing I didn't understand. Why was Joo Won feeling sorry for what his father did? It wasn't his fault. I know that "family" is very important in Asian culture. I can understand if parents feel responsible for their children but not vice versa. Can someone enlighten me?

I finished it today. Binge watched the second half since yesterday. Great drama! I'm still in awe. And beautiful bromance with characters that care for each other deeply. Every characters - even the villains - were great to watch.

That's the only Kdrama I consider watching twice. It's really well made.

People who watch this for the bromance: Watch Beyond Evil instead and thank me later.