Movie Digest
Park Gang-Yoon is the head of a severe crime investigative team. His crew has an unequaled record of arrests. Arrests are Park Gang-top Yoon’s priority. He is willing to use illegal means to obtain information for this purpose. Min-Jae Choi is a new police officer. He is a principled man. He accepts a task to observe Park Gang-Yoon and acquire information on his unethical transactions to obtain a secret document about his deceased father. He later becomes a member of the Park Gang team.
The Feel Good Part
While the other characters were essential police officers, they masterfully built his character and added mystery to his performance. And he was serious about the part. In one picture, he tried his hardest to make you like, loathe, and sympathize with him.
The Disappointing Factor
Because there were few character introduction scenes, the pacing in the first half of the film was too quick, causing the second half to drag.
They should have included more of Choi Min Jae’s and Park Kang Yoon’s backstories from the beginning so that the audience could gradually connect with their characters.
In-Depth Analysis
A crime drama about two very different cops who work together on a significant that rocks the police force.
Min Jae, a fourth-generation police officer, has been appointed to surreptitiously probe Kang Yoon, the investigation unit ace team commander. Min Jae has been appointed to Kang Yoon’s squad. “If the police do something illegal, even if it occurs during the inquiry, he is also a criminal,” Min Jae believes. While investigating Kang Yoon, however, Min Jae begins to resemble Kang Yoon, who believes that “the pursuit of crime should be justifiable even if it is illegal.” Will Min Jae be able to complete his secret mission and apprehend Kang Yoon?
Star Power
The movie features two main characters, the first performed by Choi Woo-Shik, who was good at times and awful at others, but Jin-Woong was constant and solid throughout. Whenever he appeared onscreen, the scenario immediately improved. His efforts were also mirrored in writing.
Overall Opinion
It’s a little monotonous for the mystery crime genre, and there are no thrilling, exciting moments for me from start to finish. When you have nothing else to do, watch it.
