Kill It

Wow I just finished the drama and I'm writing this review in tears, the acting just got better and better as the episodes continued on. The storyline was pretty decent but the connection I was able to get from the characters were insane because of the incredible acting skills.

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.

Now days with the huge numbers of generic and simple love dovy drama it's rare to find those heavy written stories , if you are searshing for one of those rare great and complicated dramas then you should watch this one. Story : 10/10 , extremely complex story every details is important nothing is random , you need to watch every episode 2 or 3 times to see those small hints and details ,it will make you thinking and rethinking everytime. Acting : 10/10 actors did an amazing job here to make you feel the tension, sadness , and to transfer thier emotion , especialy the two main characters . music : 10/10 soundtracks are catchy and every OST is synchronized with the right time and moment to make it more effectif on the viewer. other elements ( Action , Drama , mystry ) are perfectly done. but the most outstanding thing in this drama is the unforgetable shocking ending that make this work of art stand out from the rest.

this is for sure the most underrated drama it's probably due to those who did n't even completed the drama because it's to complicated for them and they can't understand it well, or those who can't stand the fact thet this is a serious drama not thier generic happy ending love story.

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 :(

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.