RobertBobert

I just think that we already live in a gender-dogmatic enough society. So it's important to emphasize that people don't stop being men or women if they don't fit the dogmatic stereotypes about people of their gender.

Sorry, my life is not so bad yet for cares about bot insulting.

That is, did you take up the translation so fast?

If it were LGBTQ show, then this would contradict Premise about the normality of inconsistency with gender stereotypes.

This is not so important, I'm about the fact that two more months before its premiere.

Lol, this film will be released only two months later.

Well, I don't complain. So far, it suits me. But the idea that all criminals are exclusively sadists with cold weapons, which Ma beats with Rocket Punchs, seems somewhat repeated.

It's like rewatching cheese action movies from the 80s and 90s. This is clearly not a citizen Kane, but it is quite high quality and entertained in its own niche.

All three films were quite a cliche in their own way, but the third is felt more clicked due to more archetypal characters and began to repeat their own cliches with a franchise.

As for the actor playing the roles of Silly Dorks, he is quite charismatic and memorable.

Because in the past two parts they always had only one Big Bad. In this case, MC faced 3 archetypal Asian criminal villains at once. This is as if you received 3 Double cheeseburger instead of one BigMac.

This franchise has always looked like the Korean spin-off of Like a Dragon and now they really added cheese but bloody action with yakuza, Lmao.

Judging by how the Japanese and Koreans portray their business, to be rich there is equivalent to the status of a supervillain from comics.

"Additionally, the tagline "If you do something wrong, you should be punished.""

Breaking Bad vibe.

New time, new topics, lmao.

I like how realistic the characters look despite the rather glamorous appearance of real actors.

I begin to love Asian criminal comedies. They are somewhat naively idealistic and at the same time authentic and naturalistic enough so that you do not think that this is a fairy tale.

You asked what role I mentioned, I answered

V.I.P.

The quality of the original final is a separate topic for conversations. But in this case, Live Action does everything possible to at least conceptually fix things.