Kill It

My only complaint about "Kill It" is that it could have been a lot shorter. Were it not for the many "pregnant pauses" during dialogues between assassin Kim Soo-hyun (Jang Ki-yong) and Detective Do Hyun-jin (Nana), i.e. One would ask the other a question or prepare to make a statement and then, for some reason, the actors would just sit and stare at each other, stretching out the scene. TOTALLY unnecessary and weird. This is "murder and mayhem" not a "rom-com"! Aside from that, I LOVED Jang Ki-yong's "cold as ice" portrayal of a professional assassin devoid of emotion (and with ZERO social skills). He KILLED IT!!

The series is interesting and a bit confusing as well. The lead actor Jang look good in serious role along side the beautiful and talented Nana. Never felt bored watching this one and i don't know this drama is rated low. It should be atleast a 7.9 when series like BOF and other cringy series are rated above 8.

This is not your average type of drama where everyone gets a happy ending. If you want a lovey dovey drama, you better not watch this one.

Kill It attracks the viewer due to the killer cast. Nana is simply beautiful (didn't know her before this one....) and she pulled off the role quite well for an idol turned actress. She even managed the action scenes. Jang Ki Yong is back with another teary drama. After the success of "Come and Hug me" he portrays an assassin working as a vet. Okay, the premisses weren't perfect, but his backgroung story was really, really, really sad. The whole mystery case was really dark as well, especially since it involved kids. Honestly, even though the performances were great, the story very intense and heavy, the start was too slow. I almost droped it because the first few episodes were lacking originality and that factor that pulles the viewer in. So, 7.5 out of 10.

This is not for the faint of heart. I thought It was the typical romance between a policewoman and a killer (yes, yes, typical), but It's mostly a crime drama where the love story adds to the whole as much as the other subplots and affects the final result in the impression It leaves. And what an impression... Halfway through the drama I guessed the end, but kept watching because It was very interesting. I appreciate that they didn't sugarcoat things, but now I need like a couple Marx's brothers films to laugh like a fool before I venture again in dramaland.

To be honest, I don't usually watch korean series because I've been disappointed numerous times every time I'd try to watch one. Kill it though, may have just proved to me that not all korean dramas are all about that generic love story. Also, ending broke me tf down yo why :(