"veteran". 8 points. Liu Shengwan directed the work. Hwang Jung-min and Yoo Ah-in starred, Yoo Hae-jin and Oh Da-soo were super male supporting roles, and Ma Dong-seok made a cameo. Liked it. Korean movies are really progressing too fast. If they continue like this, they will definitely produce top Hollywood stars. They already have top directors. This story is really shocking, and it makes the audience grit their teeth. An ordinary criminal policeman, in pursuit of justice, with his courage and wisdom, singled out corrupt corporate groups and some police alliances. They all acted well, which shows the director's skill. Yoo Ah-in is especially good at acting, too perverted, drug-taking is too realistic, too bad to be beaten, and finally being beaten by the detective played by Hwang Jung-min is so satisfying. Korean films have become more and more acerbic in recent years, facing social injustice and the contradiction between the rich and the poor, without shyness or embellishment. Some of the passages are outrageously outrageous. For example, biscuits given to children are thrown to vicious dogs, such as toying and insulting movie actresses. Chinese movies have a long way to go.
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