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Why are people worried though? Is it because of the call?
I think he mentioned when he fell down that Mohammed Ali had Parkinson's which could mean that he has it too, especially since his fingers tremored as he was falling. Parkinson's isn't a terminal illness. Although it is disabling, you could live a long life with it.

I'm glad she wasn't. I can barely tolerate her. Why did you choose her though? Is it because they look similar? Or because she played once with Park Bo Gum? I don't like reoccurring couples. We already saw them once as a couple. That would be like watching Reply 1988 twice. Park Bo Gum had a similar "cute boy" personality there too.

Mercy For None is a serious action, though. There are plenty of good Korean serious action, but I only started seeing Koreans do comedy action dramas recently. I haven't started it yet, but I'm planning to since I like Seo Ji Seop.
If you compared this drama to Korean comedy action dramas, it's kind of decent. I watched Study Group, it started well but the second half was very boring, and I thought The Fiery Priest was awesome, way better than this. A Shop For Killers is good too. I haven't watched Weak Class Hero, but people recommend it a lot.

I tend to put myself in a thriller writer's shoes (even though I'm not a writer), so I figure out the ones with a twist of "that person you already know but didn't suspect" pretty easily, and I spend the rest of the drama lying to myself that it's not. That's why I like it more when it's someone I don't already know or someone is revealed to be the killer at the beginning and you just enjoy the journey of catching them.

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I think I was the most clueless watching Kairos, God's Gift and Beyond Evil. Beyond Evil has a similar vibe to Mouse and it was released in the same year. I watched it before watching Mouse so maybe that's why I wasn't too intrigued when I watched Mouse.
I don't remember when they revealed the villain in Ghost and Defendant, maybe it was at the beginning of the drama, but I thought they were the most entertaining throughout. I think they don't follow the cliche of the villain being someone you already know.

I watched many Korean thrillers that I thought were great, but maybe we don't have the same taste in thrillers. I was quite the opposite. I usually doubt myself, but in Mouse I didn't budge. I thought there is nobody else in the world that could be it, and every scene after that proved it to me, because it was too convenient that they left a room for the villain to be it.

You might be watching it as a mystery or thriller. I'm watching it as pure action. They already revealed the villian. All is left is watch them do some good stunts and comedy bits. I don't care if or how they arrest the killer. Maybe that's what's different. I've never expected an action drama or movie to have a story. Most watch it for the stunts or the "action". I understand, because if I was looking for a thriller and watched this I'd be disappointed too.

I hated Mouse the most even though I really enjoy thrillers. It was very overrated in my opinion. Didn't you find out who the villain was very early on? I didn't like the "journey" once the ending became too obvious to me.

I don't like Park Bo Gum, or any of the other cast, except maybe for Heo Sung Tae who I enjoyed his previous roles as a villain, in addition to his appearance on Running Man, but I liked the drama.
It's not about the story for me. I liked the action and comedy. I enjoy filler dramas like these from time to time. Sometimes, I like to turn off my brain and just watch. It has lots of fun action scenes, and some characters and bits are quite funny. The first part of the episodes drags sometimes, but the second part is usually hilarious.

I came across it before when I was looking for other works of Tyler Labine because I liked him in Reaper, but when I saw this, I didn't think it was a remake of that movie because I never thought of the two leads of the American original as ugly. To be honest, I didn't think the leads of the Korean version were ugly either, but they really made me think they are in this movie. Haha
Thank you for letting me know. Now, I will watch it for sure.

You must watch until the end of the first episode. If you don't like it after that, then drop it. I think it will change your mind. I watched the first episode as two parts.

I loved the action in the second half of the first episode so much that I've decided to savor it. I'm watching one episode then waiting a few days to suck it in. The action is just so cool. I'm glad Koreans are starting to do more of these Bollywood-style ridiculous action. I liked every former athlete's action. Not one was lame. I was especially impressed by the cop throwing a manhole cover into the car. That was ridiculously cool!

Cute. Korea made a remake of Mother and Japan made a remake of The Kidnapping Day. They are quite similar in terms of plot, so it's like experiencing the plot 4 times. Haha

I was comparing it to her previous dramas, not to all the other unrelated dramas. She has been consistently choosing dramas with great plots.The Glory had a story. Have you read the description of this? The Glory is a revenge drama with so much going on. Having a few sex scenes wouldn't tank the drama, especially if it's targetted to mature audiences, like The Glory and The World of the Married. Sex scenes don't tank a drama, but having a lame plot that depends mostly on sex scenes will.

I hope she rejects it. This seems like a no-plot-all-explicit drama. I liked her recent choices and I was looking forward to her next one. This is bound to suck in terms of plot, dialog and emotional depth. You can tell from the synopsis. It's an overused synopsis of an erotic movie with little to no dialog.

I love how positive you are about the current economy. At 29, you are lucky if you have a job these days.

She isn't really complex. It's a mashup between Sherlock and Edogawa Conan. It's a bit silly for me. Super childish. I didn't mind her, but not thanks to the lazy writer. It's because I thought it was ridiculous so it was kind of funny.

No character development. If you found her annoying now, you will find her annoying later.

Same. However, she apparently stayed with him after the scandal. I think it wasn't such a big deal to her. Maybe because it was done to other women, or maybe she didn't believe them? I don't know, but they were spotted together after.

To be honest, even if she was actually traumatized, it just means she is not ready to be dating, and I feel like it's not fair to the other person to be tangled with a person who is this caught up in the past.