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This is more character based like The Fiery Priest was. Same scenario, basically that was his motive at first. But then he gets attached to the building tenants there, and that's what's going to fun seeing them team up against the bad guys in the end. Plus, in the latter half/end, he'll have to take down the bad guys mafia style so look forward to that. Its really about his journey to become more human through the tenants/FL/the lawyer father like figure. Seeing how Koreans loved Fiery Priest, could see this show hitting close to 15-20% by the end.

They finished this show on Dec. 14. They had 2 months before the first episode aired to get it right. Imo, this should've had 6 months to perfect the CGI/effects. Or at least watched the whole show since it was all shot, and see what didn't work and edit that out. Like that silly sliding scene should've been cut out since it was so fake looking lol. I seriously am a bit worried that the bad CGI could detract from the show in important key moments going forward. Can we please have the focus be on the story?

On Wiki, its listed as 18-22 million dollars so its probably somewhere on that range. So about 1.125-1.140 million per episode, so that's decent to create some cool action/set pieces instead of CGI-ing everything imo. Practical effects just ages better.

American shows can't compare (well cable shows like HBO). Westworld's budget is HUGE, like you can tell when watching. Sighs. I feel like if you don't have that budget, at least don't include silly scenes like that which detract from an otherwise decent show.

I mean the ML straight up murdered people. Yet the FL who just happens to be flamboyant gets more hate lmao. Seriously, folks?! This reminds me of Barry on HBO, which faced the same criticism towards the FL.

Its shocking especially since this is a 22 million dollar show. It's JTBC's 10 Year anniversary drama, and this finished on Dec. 14. So surely, they could've reviewed the whole show properly (CGI) and such. When shows like Uncanny Uncounter gets their CGI right (And that wasn't pre-produced) vs. this, something is wrong.

For me, Han Ji Min would be my pick. Or Jeon Do Yeon.

I mean, its basically MacGyver and Terminator w/ 12 Monkeys mash-up. The BTS clips seem like the cast is having a lot of fun! Plus the plane sequence, meant that this show was in on the joke imo. Of course, there's still 12 more episodes to go, so hope it has a really nice climax/secrets left! I do wish this was 20 episodes like it was intended for.

It's a K-drama, so I wouldn't be surprised if this would turn more serious/dramatic esp. w/ him and his brothers storyline still looming. I do know what you mean, but imo, the storyline is serious but the execution/flashy CGI scenes sorta cheapen the show at times? Plus the Control Bureau are so incompetent, its comical lol.

But yeah, I still enjoy this show but did hope for something in the Nine/Signal vein esp. since Cho Seung Woo was starring in it and he came off of Stranger S2 which was tightly plotted/written. He did say the first 6 episodes are what made him sign on, and that he likes shows that don't look fancy on the outside but has more up its sleeve. So I really hope, that's the case here as they're keeping the viewers in the dark.

He's married btw! He said he was dating his wife for 10 yrs before tying the knot!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpKpI6V8jGY&t=3864s

IA. This show is campy fun goodness!! It doesn't take itself too seriously. I think people wanted something more serious perhaps? That being said, I do worry that a show that was originally 20 episodes became 16. So I do hope, it doesn't like create so many plotholes/?'s that can't get answered soon.

The CGI from Ep 3 (The paragliding scene) though was shot on a real set. I'm guessing, the camera moved way too fast, that it came across as choppy/fake? A ha, so the jump scene was green screen lmao. https://twitter.com/johoologh/status/1365482302009012224

Perhaps the introduction of Stigma (PD said by Ep 6) will give us more clues/insight.

Your mistaken! The date of birth for him in this is 1981, so 39. Which makes total sense!

Tae Sul kills me with his humor. Cho Seung Woo is so funny here.

"Right now, I feel like the best part of the show is Cho Seung Woo because he's super talented and fun to watch" 100%. He knows the show he's in, and plays his role to perfection. Such an amazing and fun actor to watch. Before people say he's old/etc, um have y'all seen Tazza? Watch that, and you'll shut your mouth lol.

I love it haha. MacGyver is iconic and so is Terminator. There are worse shows to pull from. I do hope they delve deeper into he mythology and Stigma (Who I believe are truly the bad guys).

Super. The woman singing the voice is so jarring lol. Luckily that song was in the previews, and in the show it was instrumental.

This is Netflix produced shows. Snowdrop is a JTBC/Studio Dragon production (Or something), so Netflix might get the rights to the show. They usually do w/ JTBC Wed/Thurs ones.

Well they've invested over 700 million for Korean content/production, so it must be paying off!

This is way better than Alice. This is more like 12 Monkeys/Looper (the feel of where its heading). Hoping the next few episodes clinch in us viewers.

I think KNG will nail it. He does well with action and darker characters. Plus, he's hot too haha. I think him and Seo Ye Ji will be fire together!! The fact that a film director is doing this means he's aware of CGI+Action techniques.

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