harvieG
Joined Feb 2021
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For some, this show may take a while to get into. The deep intricate (not weak) plot and constant switching back and forth between past and present; and between sets, requires one's full unflinching attention to fully capture its mosaic-piece revelations and contextualise the manic scene jumps.
Having freshly emerged from Saimdang into Inspector Koo, one needed to reset one's expectations to appreciate this completely different genre. Not something to watch whilst multitasking, especially when fully reliant on English subtitles.
Thanks to TheReviewGeek.com episode reviews, the lights came on and Inspector Koo turned out to be highly enjoyable kooky hilarious life manga cat and mouse thriller. The cast chemistry fitted well together apart from a really annoying hapless Santa. Both female leads were stellar. A
Lee Young Ae was very brave to have accepted this role, which goes to show her versatility and willingness to explore/ portray vastly different genre characters. Initially off putting to see her eccentric character, however in hingsight she fitted in like a glove. The showcase was Yi-Kung's character
Crime dramas are best told in 1-2 episodes but this has managed to pull off 12 hence a little protracted but highly engaging after all (on third take).
Actually rather entertaining with many cartoon moments which (if you flip the switch) can be hilarious.
Having freshly emerged from Saimdang into Inspector Koo, one needed to reset one's expectations to appreciate this completely different genre. Not something to watch whilst multitasking, especially when fully reliant on English subtitles.
Thanks to TheReviewGeek.com episode reviews, the lights came on and Inspector Koo turned out to be highly enjoyable kooky hilarious life manga cat and mouse thriller. The cast chemistry fitted well together apart from a really annoying hapless Santa. Both female leads were stellar. A
Lee Young Ae was very brave to have accepted this role, which goes to show her versatility and willingness to explore/ portray vastly different genre characters. Initially off putting to see her eccentric character, however in hingsight she fitted in like a glove. The showcase was Yi-Kung's character
Crime dramas are best told in 1-2 episodes but this has managed to pull off 12 hence a little protracted but highly engaging after all (on third take).
Actually rather entertaining with many cartoon moments which (if you flip the switch) can be hilarious.
I found myself in stitches laughing throughout the film.
A high quality romcom, situational comedy which isn't slapstick at all. Cleverly casted. Impeccable acting. The couple chemistry and entire cast came together beautifully.
I will go back to it for a good belly laugh once in a while.
A Highly Recomnended mood lifter. Leaves you smiling and bubbling with mirth. Watch it if you haven't.
A high quality romcom, situational comedy which isn't slapstick at all. Cleverly casted. Impeccable acting. The couple chemistry and entire cast came together beautifully.
I will go back to it for a good belly laugh once in a while.
A Highly Recomnended mood lifter. Leaves you smiling and bubbling with mirth. Watch it if you haven't.
