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Our anti-Japanese drama was dumped by a few people in the Yellow Sea
Dannie 2022-04-20 09:02:31
South Korea's anti-Japanese drama, all kinds of things are to pave the way for the final Song Kanghao's reversal. However, compared with last year's hit "Assassination", it is really limited. But the anti-Japanese themes shot by Koreans actually set a good example for mainland China. They have done a good job in characters, stories, human nature, and national feelings. If the domestic film can learn 80%, the anti-Japanese drama can also become a hit in the market. The contemporary "Operation Mekong" and "Wolf Warrior" can explode, and similar themes in modern times will definitely explode. The previous "Golden Big" Robbery" and "Cook, Actor, Ruffian" also testify to this potential.
Extended Reading
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Lee Jung-Chool: [testifying before the judge] I always adhere to the work of the police.
[He sighs, and continues hoarsely]
Lee Jung-Chool: If the mission is successful, I will be promoted to Superintendent. I always give my utmost in police operations. I...
[He pauses, and sighs again, but this time his sigh trembles slightly]
Lee Jung-Chool: I have only to fulfil my duty as a Japanese police officer.
[He finds himself close to tears]
Lee Jung-Chool: I'm not a member of the Heroic Corps. I just wanted to manipulate Kim Woo-jin.
[He heaves more shuddering sighs and starts to sniffle]
Lee Jung-Chool: We are neither comrades, nor friends.
[He bursts into tears]
Lee Jung-Chool: I am innocent.
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Jung Chae-San: Even when we fail, we move forward. The failures accrue, and we tread on them to advance to higher ground.