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Johnny English is a 2003 movie which acted as the source of this movie. This is an almost scene to scene copy of that movie. So its not even remotely original.

Is it funny? A little bit. Why is it less funny than the original = because the original was straight face comedy, while this is an over exaggerated mannerisms over the top slapstick attempt at the comedy genre.

Its entertaining, and has to be watched with -100% brain activity, and the main character casting was quite on point. Vennela Kishore suits this role 100% and happy to see him get the main lead finally. Murali as usual fits the serious and straight-as-an-arrow boss role.

VERY Fun to watch, the ML and FL did an awesome job, the supporting case did a great job too, which makes it a very wholesome watch. Sojin i love you! Dont watch it alone IF ur in a relationship, watch it with your partner, with a glass of wine in hand. You will not only get a LOT of laughs, you will also get to discussing things you never knew you wanted to talk about, but which mattered to either of you. I am so glad that Yoo In-na is getting full on FL roles now. It was interesting to see a Korean drama take on older man younger woman relationship, given how korean society is still conservative in a lot of areas, shows how kdramas are maturing.

The beginning was slow, I almost switched to watching something else. It was all portrayed as Evil shrouded as Good.

Then it evolved. The good characters showed their evil side. The evil character showed its nurturing and good side forcing ordinary people to accept and show their true selves not by fear or hate or violence. Just by showing them a mirror.

The ending was perfectly open-ended. We dont know who or what Regus Patoff really was or is. Its up to decode the ending, based on who we truly are and believe in.

I loved watching it, and i would watch it again in a rerun for sure. To explore even deeper the nuances.