Gongjo 2: Inteonaesyeonal

Someone please tell Hollywood that this is how you make an Action Comedy movie. WOW, totally enjoyed this movie from start to finish. It had a good dosage of humor and fun without compromising the seriousness of the main issue. The story was solid and the antagonist did exceptionally well in portraying a no nonsense, straight shooter who had a goal and wasn't going to waste time chit chatting like these Western bad guys do.

All the main characters where top notch, I really enjoyed the father and daughter moments, not withstanding the gorgeous wife. But as any action movie, there were a couple of 'get out of here' moments but not as over the top as John Wick or The Mother.

Totally had a blast. It's another win for the Asians.

Bomb dive into an empty pool , a pool that once where filled with good old original stuff that has become generic like the word genre. But by all means, if you like actioncomedy from the 80's youll might find the actors and stupid romance pretty suitable for you, because south corean comedy with ''a slap in the face'' commands and huge set explotions and shootouts thats out of the realms of this world can be funny and the s.k. Agent of the 3 musqito eaters is just eminent in his facts and follies, hes the kind that looks like a salt and pepper dispenser, a mouthful of corean comedy talent.

But its not more than entertainment now, 35 years too late to be called exceptional, just a 6 from the grumpy old man.

The "Confidential Assignment" series is honestly one of my favorite Korean film franchises. I really hope they continue adding more installments to it. The blend of action and comedy is spot on-it had me laughing out loud while still delivering thrilling, high-quality action scenes that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Both parts of the series had engaging, well-crafted stories. One thing I've come to appreciate deeply about Korean cinema is how strong and emotionally resonant their storytelling is. The plots aren't just entertaining-they're smart, layered, and often full of unexpected twists.

And I have to say, one of the standout elements for me is the character Jin-tae, the South Korean detective. His humor, timing, and personality brought so much life to the films. He's truly the heart and soul of the series for me. If there are future sequels, I really hope they bring him back-he adds that perfect balance of comedy and charm that makes the whole movie even more enjoyable.

Six years on from the success of the first buddy-buddy cop movie we get this follow-up, which expands the action to an international level. I felt that, on the whole, this film has the edge to its predecessor. The two main characters are back and their camaraderie feels more effortless, more natural here, and it helps that Hyun Bin's character comes across as less abrasive and more likeable too. There's a new American character who's okay, plus some returning others. You can tell that this is a bigger budget production because the action is more frequent and more explosive, while the choreography continues to impress. A slight but fun comedic thriller.

I enjoyed the pace and comic tone of this comic action movie. Hyun Bin plays it mostly serious so it's good that we have Daniel Henney with his bilingual dialogue and Yoona's sweet crushes to provide some effective comic relief. The story is quite easy to follow too not convoluted and has a little international elements with 3 countries trying to catch the bad guy. The action sequences on high rise buildings and shoot outs from NYC to Seoul are all quite well choreographed and fresh enough. You might think you have seen enough Hollywood action scenes but the ones here are high standard. Everyone looks nice and slim compared to Hollywood and it's steroid pumped up looking heroes. A refreshing change.