Klio

I decided to watch The Divine Move 2: The Wrathful because of Woo Do Hwan, who is my favorite actor, and he definitely didn’t disappoint in terms of his performance. One thing I really liked about this movie was the cast as a whole. They all did a great job, and I have no complaints when it comes to their performances.

The storyline, however, is a different matter. It’s not bad per se, but it lacks depth. It’s a simple, straightforward revenge story that follows our main character, genius Go player Gwi Soo (played by Kwon Sang Woo). We first see him as a child who loses everyone he loves, and then we follow him as an adult seeking revenge in the world of Go. Along the way, we meet other Go players, like Busan Weeds (played by Heo Sung Tae), Loner (played by Woo Do Hwan), and Shaman (played by Won Hyun Joon). They’re all interesting characters, but something about their stories felt rushed and incomplete—especially Loner, who has his own revenge arc. Overall, the storyline is okay, but nothing more than that.

Another aspect I enjoyed was the action scenes. The fistfights were well-choreographed and fun to watch. The production quality was also great, with some interesting special effects.

I would recommend this movie if you're a fan of any of these actors or if you enjoy action movies in general. For me, it was an interesting watch, but it didn’t leave a lasting impact.