Movie Digest
Yoo Da Hee, a Chinese secret agent, is dispatched to examine the significant number of illegal firearms smuggled into Korea. She meets Woo Su Han, who was supposed to assist her with the case. Because of his lack of ability, they keep bickering about small matters. Due to the assassination of one of their witnesses, the two of them become the key suspects.
The Feel-Good Part
The action sequences are well choreographed. The picture flawlessly featured fist fights, sword fights, and gun battles.
The Disappointing Factor
There is nothing really to pinpoint as something disappointing. But the humor in this film might not be your cup of tea.
In-Depth Analysis
‘Mission: Possible’ is a typical crime story about agents whose mission has gone wrong. Aside from the open gun battle between the cops and the arms smugglers, the first half of Mission: Possible is virtually entirely comedy. And the comedy is ridiculous, centered on Woo’s love of money and intelligence. Sometimes the humor might be over the top and childish. Things ramp up rapidly when the action begins in the second half. There is a tremendous battle in a hotel kitchen with plenty of improvised weapons to commemorate this transition. This film does not concentrate on any romance between the characters as it was not necessarily vital. The focus was mainly on the mission, action, and comedy. The investigative pair effortlessly smoothes over the script’s bumps, and the interactions between the two, or rather how they deliver them, contribute to the film’s unique charm.
Star Power
Kim Young Kwang (Woo Su Han) and Lee Sun Bin (Yoo Da Hee) were perfect for their roles. They share beautiful chemistry on-screen while being the complete opposite.
Overall Opinion
It is a film with a good combination of comedy and action that you can enjoy with your family. You are in for a fun ride!
