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His fans will continue to defend him simply because they think he's handsome. Had he been anything they find unattractive (short, overweight, etc), they would've been the loudest in condemning him. What a pathetic, shallow people.

I wanted to like this movie, but it was ridiculous. Kaito beats the shit out of Murayama's face, but in the next scene all Murayama has is a slight laceration on his cheek. Kaito hits Yoriko so hard, it should've broken her nose, but all she has is a slight scratch. Park Hae Soo is six feet tall, with a big muscle mass, but he can't overpower a girl who, with no heels on, only reaches to his shoulder. Multiple soldiers fire at the girls and miss again and again. Murayama has Cha Gyeong on a ground, but for some stupid reason has to run after Yuriko. At the very least he should've shot Cha Gyeong in the leg to make it harder for her to escape. I'm a girl and I love to see badass girls, but it was embarrassing how incompetent everyone else was made out to be.

Impressive filmography for someone who had such a late breakthrough. Really good in both dramatic and comedic roles. Easy on the eyes. Charming in interviews.

This was a fun movie. Park Hae-soo was so delightful in it.

How did Han survive? It doesn't make sense. First of all, it was annoying that they had to sent an entire team to take him out. He was a psycho, but credit where credit's due: he was skilled and tough. I would've preferred if he went down in a fair fight. But if that's what it takes to take him out, fine. But why undo all that? Until the final twist, he was quite realistic in his skills (with some artistic licence on how many bullets he could take before falling). Surviving all that makes him a freaking robot. That's just stupid. They could've used the ending metaphorically, i.e. the MC can't escape Han because he is so traumatized and can't enjoy a peaceful life. There was no need for that twist.