Kill It

Well taken thriller, with great acting from the lead pair. Jang ki Yong proves his acting skills yet again. A versatile actor.

Smart series, not the regular romantic comedies .

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.

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.

If this series succeeds at one thing, it is proving that our sense of justice is so broken that it only does one thing and one thing only: blaming it on the victims who actually stand against those who wronged them. The veil of stupid justice that claims revenge as a form of a savage reaction and encourages keeping your mouth shut and seeking no justice at all as the right thing to do. The stupid kind of justice where you put the victims in jail while the perpetrator runs free cause that's the true way of the world. The writer of this series wastes this great series as he follows this road for whatever reason ending this series in a very unexpected way.

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 :(