The Escape of the Seven

I used to like the drama as was expecting sense of justice in the end. The drama was brutal that it felt like the writer and producer were having a good laugh in front of my face as I felt helpless and stressed while watching it because I'm just a viewer that invested time following and watching this s...d plot twist. Pure evil. I can't feel the justice and making me feel like it's just normal in the real world. Every action and decisions of the characters as the series progress, were becoming more and more st.p.d and BS. Also, these characters shouldn't be converted or put into the other side of spectrum, whatever effort they put into, should remain unlikable due to their decisions and actions from the earlier episode.

I'm still looking forward for a good ending that will embody and promote goodness and fairness.

OMG PLSS WHOEVER DIDN'T WATCH THIS DRAMA FROM EP 1 OR QUIT WHILST WATCHING IT PLSSSSS I BEG YOU GIVE IT A CHANCE OMG I'VE NEVER BEEN THIS SHOCKED IN MY LIFE LIKE PLSS JUST GIVE IT ONE CHANCE. THERE IS ALSO MANY SPECIAL APPEARANCE IN THIS SHOW AND I LOVE IT. LITERALLY GOT ME HOOKED UP SINCE THE BEGINNING AND I HOPE THE ENDING WON'T RUIN IT IT'S GOING SO WELL.(tbh I feel like I'm almost having a heart attack because of this show I've literally been screaming because of this ONE'S EP LIKE AHAHAHHEHRHRRHRRRRPLS GO NAD GET YOUR POPCORN OR ANY SNACK FOR THAT MATTER AND GET YOUR BUT DOWN AN WATCH NOW.

The first three episodes have you believing this will end in justice for who we thought was the main character or at least a plausibly infuriating stifling of justice that was inevitable. However, by episode two you'll be quite annoyed and irritated by the tantrums and meltdowns. Like another reviewer said, no conversations, just arguments.

In reality, you get completely unrealistic twists and an inconsistent story line. I quit at episode 6. I don't need to waste any more hours of my extremely finite life.

Was this really supposed to be so drama filled that every 10 minutes offered a new crisis or molehill turned mountain? There wasn't even a great reason for certain characters to accept the bullying/abuse. The series glosses over major issues that could have been turned realistic. The "7" were all connected in the laziest way.

Save yourself. It didn't have to be predictable, but it should have at least been creatively logical.

It is not recommended for those of you who don't like scenes of violence and oppression as well as excessive revenge, don't watch this drama. Because the drama genre "makjang" is like this, the storyline drains emotions and makes the audience feel annoyed because the victim or righteous person in this drama will continue to be evil and treated badly by a group of selfish, greedy people who do everything they can to be at the top, making money is all about power and demeaning other people, especially committing cruel acts against anyone for one's own desires. Honestly, I also felt bored with the storyline at the beginning but I was also curious about what the continuation of this drama would be like, whether seven people with evil hearts would get revenge or not. I was still waiting for that episode.

Escape of 7 sticks to the writer's usual style, offering a story that feels too familiar. The plot is filled with ridiculous twists, making it hard to take seriously. Unfortunately, the characters don't grow or change throughout, leaving much to be desired. The constant attempts to expose each other in the media become repetitive, and the awkward product placements turn intense moments into unintentional comedy. Overall, it's a missed opportunity for something fresh and engaging.

As the narrative unfolds, it becomes painfully evident that the writer relies heavily on a formulaic approach. Each dramatic twist feels like a recycled version of previous works, creating a sense of predictability that hampers any hope for genuine surprise or excitement.

Character development, a crucial element in any drama, is sorely lacking in Escape of 7. Viewers are left yearning for a more profound connection with the characters, as their actions and motivations become increasingly difficult to empathize with. The opportunity for personal growth or introspection is squandered, leaving the audience detached from the emotional core of the story.

One of the most glaring issues lies in the writer's persistent reliance on sensationalism through media exposure. While the initial attempts to expose characters to the public eye may provide some intrigue, the repetitive nature of these plot devices quickly wears thin. It becomes apparent that this is a narrative crutch, a convenient tool used to manufacture conflict without the need for genuine, character-driven storytelling.

In conclusion, Escape of 7 is a disappointment for anyone seeking a fresh and compelling drama. The lack of originality, character development, and the intrusive product placements collectively contribute to a film that falls short of its potential. While there are moments of fleeting entertainment, they are overshadowed by the broader issues plaguing the narrative. This serves as a reminder that even a star-studded cast and a promising concept cannot salvage a film when hindered by a predictable plot and lackluster execution.