Eulachacha Waikiki - it's an essential drama to understand the type of comedy you can encounter in many series. A Business Proposal - a lot of clichés done right. The Penthouse: War in Life - how much makjang do you want in it? YES.
Really good 6 episode which sets up a lot of interesting seeds for the rest of the episodes. I really want to see Sato as the oyabun. That would be such an arc for his character!
It's a good movie but it ends very abruptly without a conclusion. I get that they probably continue to save lives, but we have no clue about what happened to any characters. There should be something like '20 years later,' just 5 minutes or so..
It's a really nice drama with some interesting plot developments and likable characters. It's just too bad it's so short because I would like to watch more of it.
It's a good series, nothing special but quite entertaining with good fighting scenes. The music choices were atrocious and IMO didn't convey the vibe of this drama properly. 6/10
What a hot mess that was! Every relationship was more or less toxic. They should all just run far away from each other. The ending felt rushed and overdramatic.
Nice start with two first episodes. They wrapped nicely events that happened in 1st season and introduced three new characters (I guess they're going to play a bigger role later in the season).
Well, the first episode was great but went downhill after that. It didn't help that there was no main character. The execution was good but the story lacked focus and coherency. 6/10
It was a very entertaining drama till the last 2-3 episodes. Too many issues are resolved in an instant without a truly satisfying ending. I didn't care about the main couple but I liked Lee Shin with Chae Ji Yeon storyline - I would love to watch more of them.
What a disappointment! I eagerly anticipated a sequel because I enjoyed the first part. Unfortunately, it was a waste of time. Unrealistic car chase scenes in the jungle, fight scenes where a slender woman overpowers a young man, forgettable music, and strange editing hinder immersion in the film's atmosphere. There are too many absurdities and too little tension or significance in the events portrayed on screen. Moreover, the open ending was one of the major strengths of Believer; there was no need to reveal what actually happened.
A Business Proposal - a lot of clichés done right.
The Penthouse: War in Life - how much makjang do you want in it? YES.