Mission Possible

I love the way this film open with a concept of comedy but still put the action scenes behind it. Maybe I can said that this movie's genre was a comedy but have an action touch on it. Because in my opinion this storyline didn't tell much about the behind story of the character. So you can expect this movie to be an action movie, I guess.

But over all, this movie still entertaining~ I still get the intention with the fight scenes and laugh at the same time.

The movie was really good! It's a family movie, so anyone can enjoy this with whole family laughing all the time. It's the perfect mix of action and comedy. The action scenes were so satisfactory and the main leads did a great job. The comedy scenes were seriously funny.

I said average movie because we have already seen so many movies like this . It's mostly like Jacky Chan's action comedy movies ,of course no one can compete him in action scenes.

So,If you don't keep high expectations about storyline,uniqueness then you can enjoy this movie as comedy movie.

This is a well balanced action movie, with humor, great acting, and highly interesting/ well choreographed fighting scenes.

The story line has some fun twists and turns, a few surprises, and plenty of chuckles.

Kim Young-Kwang is perfect for this role! His facial expressions alone could carry his acting...full of a myriad of circumstances. T. Cruise could learn a lot from him. His best role yet!

Lee Sun-bin carries her own action with beauty and finesse. The secondary characters just add to the story in the way they are supposed to, supportive but not overbearing.

One of my favorite films!

This movie is a one time watch, but don't underestimate the potential of this movie due to that. It is one of the best hilarious comedy Korean movies out there. A complete family movie which can be also enjoyed with friends. You will love the laughters of this movie and it is worth your precious time for sure. Enjoy !!!!

This bit of fluff starts off seeming irredeemably silly, with a mistaken-identity pairing for a confusing spy mission. One might be tempted (as I was) to look elsewhere within the first 30, or so, minutes. That first impression of a poor Jackie Chan action comedy wannabe lingers for a while, but, as counselors might say to troubled teens, it gets better.

About halfway in, the inane plot and odd pair of protagonists start to make more sense. Even better, some really good fight choreography and stunt work join the proceedings, greatly reducing the gap between this one and any of Jackie's templates. Overall, nothing memorable, but still an amusing diversion that finishes much stronger than its shaky start portends.