Jeon Do-yeon

Sul Kyung-gu

Kim Si-a

Esom

Koo Kyo-hwan

Kim Seung-o

Lee Yeon

Hwang Jung-min

Choi Byung-mo

Kim Ki-cheon

Park Kwang-jae

Jang In-sub

Jang Hyun-sung

Lee Jae-wook

Lee Hae-yeong

Ki Joo-bong

Kim Joon-bae

Lee Young-suk

Kim Yong-jun

Park Se-hyun

Im Jae-in

Choi Hyung-joo

Lee Seung-yeon

Kim Jae-hwa

Yoon Kyung-ho

Jo Hyun-wu

Kim Hyun-jae

Yoon Se-woong

Lee Ru-ahn

Ahn Seong-bong

Kim Dae-han

Choi Yoon-bin

Park Geun-jeong

Byun Sung-hyun

Kim Byeong-yeol

Cho Hyoung-rae

Lee Gil-gyu

Han Ah-rum

Lee Jin-hee

Kwon Su-kyung

Kim Hong-jip

Kim Byung-in

Kim Sang-bum

Kim Jung-won

Mo Il-young

Jang Jae-wook

Hong Jang-pyo

Kim Jung-soo

No Hyeong-gi

Park Jin-young

Yi Jin-hee

Park Jong-geun

Hwang Hyo-kyun

Jeong Jong-bae

Kim Yun-suk

Song Suk-ki

Kwak Tae-yong

Lee Tae-sung

Hwang Chang-gi

Yoon Hye-in

Lee Jung-bok

Action

Drama

Thriller

Crime

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South Korea

I'll start by saying this would have been better without need, yet again to peddle "the message". I'm royally sick and tired of it and I'll bet a lot of others are, too.

Okay, putting aside the woke nonsense, I can say, in most regards, this is a very watchable action film. Decent dialogue, a simple but functional back story and lots of well executed (pun intended) action. 

Acting is solid and there is great chemistry, between the cast.

In summary, a very watchable action flick, that I would have rated even higher, if "the message" had been left on the cutting room floor.

Propaganda Piece 

Use any weakness your opponent may have. This is the killer way (from Sun Tzu's - The Art of War). Netflix on the other hand knows that our weakness is K Drama. So in order to get its woke message of civilization deconstruction it cunningly wraps it up as an action movie. A cynical, glossy, over-dramatic mess of an action movie that is also quite full of itself. Western movie festivals proudly endorse it. After all it has been stamped by the rainbow people and they decide what art is nowadays. A weak K drama copy art-house wannabe stunk up by Woke town politics and weak action scenes which I will soon forget. But not forgive. A pity with all the talented cast. 

I will not watch Netflix productions again. Hope they go under like Bud light, but I'm afraid it's too late for the US and Western Europe (some westernized Asian countries included). If you don't believe me or think I'm being unfair, watch Yuri Bezmenov's lecture on societal ideological subversion techniques and stages (demoralization-destabilization-crisis-normalization) on YouTube. To bring about societal crisis and further divide the population, you need to create oppressed groups, radicalize them and give them power. Introduce ideas of "equality" and "inclusion", demonize the police and erase religion to create new cults and ideologies. Turn all values upside down. Sounds familiar ? The process of western societal destruction has almost past the point of no return. 

1* out of 10 

sajj

For those who have seen many South Korean action movies and series, like myself, this film is no exception. It's made the way they always made action movies. So, sit back, get comfortable and be entertained. As for "woke" whatever and "the message it brings", people who suffer due to that (whatever it is), seem to see it everywhere! This whole page is starting to look strange, because it's become a platform for people who write the exact same review for everything that appears on this page. Same "oh, woke message, their influence, bad movie or series, it's woke blah blah". I see it everywhere on this page now and it almost makes me not want to visit this page. It's not about the work, the story, the acting, the directing. And it is serious. It seems to have become all about that "idea" and "message of woke" - whatever it means. People could not care LESS about "woke" in my part of the world and in MANY others. Also, most of the time, there is NO evidence of this, it has nothing to do with the work, which makes me wonder - do they even watch? Or just "copy - paste" the same review? Now, South Korea does not suffer from this "condition" and "message"- in any case, not yet. Let's make that clear. What they make is not burdened by this "problem". So my advice to these "critics" would be this: Stop putting people off perfectly normal series and movies, by venting about something that affect you, your region of the world and seems to rule and color everything you see. It is WRONG. We're come here to discuss movies and series and not to vent our personal and political grudges. It's not fair to those who might miss out on fun and good stories, if they were to take this uninformed, malicious advice. In conclusion: People of the world, feel free to watch this movie, it's nicely paced, entertaining, with some solid acting.