Geomeun Taeyang

South Korea makes a lot of NIS-themed series and movies, but The Veil is arguably one of the best out there. It's a 12-episode spy drama that's full of plot twists, and is intriguing from the very first episode up to the last.

Note that The Veil is heavy on the narrative so it isn't as action-packed as the trailer suggests BUT when it's time for action, it's crunch time. All fight sequences really deliver - and they get pretty intense with a jacked Namkoong Min at the forefront.

9/10 would recommend to anyone who has a knack for crime thrillers.

The storyline is interesting , the way they put the plot onward and backward is good enough . The action also not bad though , Not much surprises but can make us curious on what happen next . The ploy on how the made the bad guy is also interesting at first we think maybe everything is about inside job / a mole , but turns out everything just about revenge . There's time when i think that maybe this is how we always said that so much of South Korea similar with US on how they spying on people . Also i give 8/10 stars for Min Hyuk on his acting and his body , is well built .i give je yi maybe aroun 7/10 star for her acting and beauty .

It is a really interesting series concerning trust and moral values. I loved it. The action scenes were just on point. It was somewhat confusing in some parts but my questions were all answered till the end of the series.

I have watched six episodes so far. At the end of each episode, it seems that a large part of the mystery will be solved in the next episode. The story is like an onion, when one curtain is removed a few more stand.

In a word, there is no shortage of Thriller. If you don't see it, you will miss a lot.

I really enjoyed it thus far.

Story is intriguing enough, action is building somewhat slowly but not dragged out, rather in a realistic pace. Acting is good, lead actor especially so.

Without spoilers, I have to say the car chase in episode 1 was filmed very nicely, from a different than usual viewpoint, which definitely adds to cinematic experience.