what i liked:
>the hand to hand fights were incredible. compared to the previous season, this one felt way more professional there were moments that honestly felt real.
>the acting was on another level, seriously amazing especially hwang chan sung. i literally had to look at his face a few times to recognize him because the transformation was insane.meanwhile, baek jeong was one of the characters that annoyed me the most. like honestly, when a character makes me want to yell at them or even throw hands, you know the actor did an incredible job. i’m still tempted to grab my flip flops and throw them at his head.
>the brutality felt almost sensory. broken bones, blood splattering and dripping, cuts on the head, stomach, shoulders, teeth… punches drawing blood it actually made me close my eyes. first time i genuinely didn’t want to watch something like that.
>their bond was even stronger this season. they didn’t hesitate to protect each other, and it wasn’t just friendship it was camaraderie, love, loyalty, empathy, partnership, connection… do you want me to keep going? 🥵
>kim geon woo’s humility is his greatest strength. i haven’t really seen anyone talk about that 🤔 and when i see it in his actions, it almost makes me cry, because that kind of thing is rare nowadays.
>their physical strength definitely improved a lot compared to last season. both of the main characters must’ve been training super hard, because not only did their muscles get bigger, their posture and overall strength looked way better. when geon woo started running after the car, his muscles were contracting so intensely i was honestly worried he might’ve pulled or torn something. it felt so real, so intense, he was almost huffing and breathing super heavily afterwards. i’m so proud of geon woo.
>choi tae ho was a true hero here. not only did he help the boys and encourage gun woo when he was at his lowest seriously, if it weren’t for tae ho, gun woo might’ve completely broken he also fought to protect his family. even with wounds, stitches, and a battered face, he went after them, hunted for information, just like his assistant, who was amazing in his quirky nerdy way. they’re both real heroes
what i didn’t like:
>the police were SO stupid they deserve an award for it. and yeah, i get it netflix loves making cops look useless or like punching bags but this really annoyed me. they went in to arrest someone without any protection? like what?? they basically got sliced up with knives like they were in a butcher shop.
>there were a lot of deaths without much explanation. i understand that some characters had to die given how violent baek jeong was, but it still felt excessive, especially with so many cops dying
>kim geon woo crying started to get on my nerves 😩 i get that he was scared of losing his family, but at some point it was just too much.
>the story felt like it focused more on fights than actual development. it made it harder for me to finish because it felt kind of empty compared to the previous season.
> the last episode ended way too fast, just like the whole mission to rescue kim geon woo’s mom. and honestly, that’s starting to feel like a typical netflix pattern.
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i have the feeling that i ended up having a déjà vu
i have the feeling that i ended up having a déjà vu 🤔. ah, i know: i watched exactly a k-drama last year with the same plot and the same premise. but i remember that, there, the guy worked almost for free for the ghosts and still managed to make some money 💰 it’s inevitable we work to earn money.but here, i don’t get it: why isn’t the main character making any money? not even a little? not a single coin? 🤔
on the other hand, that would be bizarre. a ghost doesn’t have a credit card or money saved. unless they left some amount while alive, but then that would basically be theft. the bank would call the police immediately! a stranger withdrawing money from someone else’s account? that would be simply absurd.
i don’t know anything about law or advocacy, because i’ve never needed it, but it’s normal for you to have some money. the guy, from the beginning, was completely broke. he lives with his mother, then “borrows” (without her knowing) her money and, overnight, already has a place to practice his vocation. so far, so good.
now i ask myself:
how is he going to make money?
who is going to pay the bills?
the ghosts, maybe? 🤔
the guy wrote a script and didn’t research a damn thing. “oh, but it’s fiction.” so what? there are limits to fiction. you don’t write something without knowing at least a little bit about how things work.
not to mention the exaggerated and kind of embarrassing acting. yes, embarrassing. i felt sick i laughed. i thought i was laughing at something he did, but in the end i was laughing at the acting.
ah, and not to forget the synchronicity with which the two lawyers take cases. are they working telepathically? 🤔 or are the ghosts bringing the cases to both of them?
because, honestly, it feels like something written by someone who doesn’t even know what they wrote.
i dropped it. and i felt free when i did that. it was a true liberation. i had more things to say, but i’m not having my best day.
even so, i recommend it… for those who don’t mind some weirdness or like something completely outside logic.
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