Starts Simple, Ends Bigger Than You Expect
I had a good time with this one. It kicks off feeling like a pretty straightforward heist movie, but as it goes on the story widens and by the end it feels like a completely different game. That switch in direction made it more fun than I expected.
The pacing is quick. Sometimes almost too quick, but I never felt bored or like it dragged. Even when I could guess where parts of the plot were going, I still wanted to see how it played out. The setups and payoffs kept me interested all the way through.
The cast is easy to enjoy. Kim Woo Bin fits this role perfectly and brings a lot of presence to the screen. Lee Hyun Woo, Go Chang Seok, and the rest of the crew each add something different, and together they make the team dynamic work. The action looks clean, the movie has a polished style, and the music keeps the energy up even if it’s not the kind of soundtrack that sticks in your head.
It’s not trying to be a deep or groundbreaking film, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s entertaining, fast moving, and just fun to sit through. I’d watch it again just for the ride.
The pacing is quick. Sometimes almost too quick, but I never felt bored or like it dragged. Even when I could guess where parts of the plot were going, I still wanted to see how it played out. The setups and payoffs kept me interested all the way through.
The cast is easy to enjoy. Kim Woo Bin fits this role perfectly and brings a lot of presence to the screen. Lee Hyun Woo, Go Chang Seok, and the rest of the crew each add something different, and together they make the team dynamic work. The action looks clean, the movie has a polished style, and the music keeps the energy up even if it’s not the kind of soundtrack that sticks in your head.
It’s not trying to be a deep or groundbreaking film, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s entertaining, fast moving, and just fun to sit through. I’d watch it again just for the ride.
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