ThePlains review: a three-hour film set almost entirely in a car – and it is extraordinary. In this amazing work of art, we sit behind a middle-aged lawyer on his commute as he calls his family Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value 10 So, I'm RUINED by this show. Been hours since I watched it last night but I still haven't gotten over it. I don't think it's possible. Because Duel is the kind of show that takes your heart, kicks it hard, keeps kicking, and just when you think you can't take it anymore it grabs it and smashes it on the floor, starts stomping on it repeatedly. You think I’m exaggerating? I'm not. This is one of those shows that get under your skin, you know? Change you. You'll never be the same person. What I loved about this one was that no one sat around drinking soju and eating pork chops ???? nothing wrong with that, just making a joke every scene was integral to the story. No filler content. Just sixteen hours of fast paced action, chase, and mystery. Naturally, this is officially going on the list of my top rated shows with I Remember you and White Christmas. I'm in awe of Yang Se Jong who played both characters so well, they felt like two distinct people. A lot of times, I see actors relying on props and make up to play different parts and it comes off as kind of gimmicky. But Se Jong does it all in a subtle way, there's nothing loud or gimmicky about his acting. Of course, he's a great looking kid, with real acting chops. Everything from his body language, to his facial expressions morphs, you start to worry if he has multiple personalities inside his head. His eyes are so expressive, you'll be able to differentiate between the villain's stare and the male protagonist's stare. Se Jong is an amazing actor. The way his whole face, his body reacts to the things and the people around him, it's just mind blowing to watch. So much maturity for such a young age. I don't usually like 'double role' shows where the same actor plays two roles, usually they're not convincing, and like I said end up being corny, but this show is believable. I know I'm going to watch it a million times. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed daydream4 people found this review helpful Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value This review may contain spoilers I don't have too much to write but i did want to leave my thoughts here about this of all i will start by praising the actors!! they portrayed the emotions and played their characters so well. This drama was full of plot twists that took me by surprise every single time and i was kept on my toes, wanting ending left me feeling bittersweet. **SPOILER ALERT** I couldn't stop crying when Sunghoon died.. i was so angry that the writers decided to kill him, but on the other hand it seemed like the most logical thing to happen, because if Sunghoon didn't die he would probably have to spend the rest of his life in jail for all of the crimes he did, and he would continue living miserably. Overall this drama is probably one of my favorite crime/thriller dramas so highly recommend it! Read More Was this review helpful to you? Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value 10 This review may contain spoilers 100000% plot was great but the ending was so bittersweet. However, I'm still very glad I watched the drama because it was so unqiue and of all I'd like to say that at first I didn't appreciate Sung Hoon because of how much I appreciated Sung Joon for being nice and sweet. But as I found out more about Sung Hoon I realised how great he is too. I would have loved more twin/clone time and I think the spoiler aheaddeath of Sung Hoon was unnecessary....Well, not entirely. If Sung Hoon was seen to die but then at the end found out to be still alive, it would be such a fucking great Hoon and Sung Joon never got to spend any time together and when they did it was always in the worst situation. I really loved this drama and I am very glad that Mi Rae, Chief Jang and Soo Yeon are alright. I am very very glad that Sung Joon is alright too. However....Sung Hoon....I feel as if he could have had a better though, I loved the drama and I shall remember Sung Hoon as Sung Joon remembers him. Maybe I wouldn't rewatch the ending...but it would be great to see the twins/clones in action love to this drama. Hope to see similar ones in the future. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed Yuna4 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value I wanted to write a review since I finished this drama but the real life got in the way. But now I have a little time to write about this amazing drama and one of the best Actors I have ever seen. This drama has it all. Tension, Action, Emotions and also silent moments. It is like Circle but also very different. For those who want romance I have to disappoint you, because this drama focuses on friendship and relationships between family Members. The Story is about a father who searches for his daughter who was kidnapped. With the hope of finding his daughter he teams up with a mysterious young man who he believes knows where the child is. The two of them teams up to rescue the child, but after a few episodes you will know, there is more than that. When I watched the first Episodes I asked myself if there will be more conflicts or if the main theme will be the search for the daughter. I can say the wait was it worth because the Father-Daughter Story is important but there is mysterious Case who is very important, too. Maybe more important. Cast The first I want to say is, that this drama was amazing because of Yang Sejong. His Acting Skills are like he is in the industry since years ago. But he is a rookie. I didn't watched his debut drama „Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim“, yet but it is on my 'to watch' List. He played not one or two roles, but three roles. They were all very different and he acted like a Pro. In my opinion he is an amazing Actor. I like many Actors but Yang Sejong is talented as hell. He is one of the best young Actors I have ever seen. In this drama he shows us his skills every single time he appears. Without saying much of the Story I can say that he acts like a pro when he plays more than one roles plus all of his characters are very different from each other. Duel was my first Drama or movie with Jung Jaeyoung so I don't know how he acted in other projects. His Acting here was good. I liked his relationship with his drama daughter and his interaction with Sejongs character or should I say one of his characters?. He has a lot of emotional scenes but I is a veteran Actor, even though he has more experiences with Movies than dramas. His emotional scenes were very movie so I liked his acting a lot. Seo Eunsoo was okay. Not amazing but I liked her even though I think her role wasn't a must. The drama would be good without her role, too. The Actress I was disappointed in was Kim Jungeun. I know she is a very good veteran Actress but I think her Acting here was disappointing. Maybe it was her role, but she could have done better. Most of the time I hated her. Honourable mentions go to Choi Woong, Kim Kidoo, Lee Chulmin and little girl Lee Nayoon. They were good actors and I enjoyed their scenes a lot. Music The Music was good and suited the moments it was played very much. So I think it was good. In Conclusion the Acting of Yang Sejong saved this dramas rating for me. I can only repeat myself. He was so amazing that I could watching this drama all day. But I haven't time. Luckily he has a new Drama *-*. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed Dreamer2 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast 10 Music Rewatch Value Suspenseful Drama Duel was an exciting show that kept me engaged and I felt it had a satisfying ending. What I LikedYang Se-jong’s performance as two different people was very good. I could definitely tell the difference between them. Sung Joon had a kindness about him and was determined to help Deuk Cheon find his daughter. Sung Hoon, on the other hand, was impulsive and, on the surface, it seemed he was doing what he did because he enjoyed it but there was more to his character. He was unpredictable, at times delusional, and that creepy smile he had was really really felt for Deuk Cheon’s character and was rooting for him to find his daughter. He made a lot of dangerous decisions, but it was understandable since he was in a distressing situation. I liked the bond that he and Sung Joon shared and felt it was built-up well throughout the show. Sung Hoon’s inner turmoil was interesting to witness as well, and I would love to do an in-depth character analysis of him because I felt he was a complicated and complex character with different sides. He wasn’t just the average villain without a reason for what he was doing. He exuded this calm exterior at times but, as the show goes on, he becomes more and more agitated to the point where it seems he's lost his sense of reality. The suspense was well done, and I found myself binge watching to see what would happen next. The music wasn’t very memorable, but it did serve its purpose, which was to pull the viewer into the chaos that was happening to the characters. I liked the storyline and felt invested in it along with the characters. Everything was revealed at a good time and it didn’t feel at all draggy. What I Didn’t Like The underground fighting part seemed a little chaotic and disconnected but it did serve to bring Sung Joon and Mi-rae together. Other than this though, I really enjoyed the show. It wasn’t much I didn’t like. Would I Rewatch? Yes, definitely! It’s a show I would watch from the beginning after a few years. I would say it's one of my favorite chase/suspense dramas so More Was this review helpful to you? Story Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value A Really Impressive Sci-Fi Mystery I feel as though Duel is one of those dramas which a lot of drama users don’t know about which is a shame because it does deserve a lot more series is a pretty original concept for a Korean drama and as an OCN production has a flare of more “ darker” themes. I’ll be honest in saying that I struggled with the first few episodes. The pacing was a bit off for me and the main detective did get on my nerves a little initially. However when I got over this hurdle of the first two episodes I’m glad that I stuck around as the main lead changed my opinion a lot. A lot of this was down to the main cast who did a really good job as our leads. The biggest praise does go to the second male lead of the series who had to play two different roles with ease. I’ll be honest in saying that given context I knew it was the same actor it was easy to feel as though I was watching two different people. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed Lynn2 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast Music 10 Rewatch Value 10 I didn't expect to enjoy this drama as much as I did. The first 4 episodes didn't seem too great but not too bad either, but it's really later on that the show hooked me up and I absolutely loved it. The plot is interesting since the beginning if you're into this type of dramas and it becomes better as the series goes on. There were also some plot twists that I really didn't expect although I have experience with korean dramas!Besides, Yang SeJong did an amazing job portraying all the characters he was given and it's thanks to this drama that I really fell in love with his acting. I would 100% rewatch it, in fact I'm waiting to start forgetting some of the synopsis to finally watch it again haha, but it's really remained engraved in my brain since I liked it so much Read More Was this review helpful to you? Story Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value This review may contain spoilers This was actually recommended to me the year after it was release and due to the fact that I'm also an avid fan of tv series having crime solving themes. I recently just watch it and finished it today. At first, I did not expect anything from this thriller, although, I already find it interesting. The fact that I finished this in one-sitting just show how good it is. Plot twist within a plot twist - which is the reason why it will leave you hanging and wanting for more. Just like OCN drama in a nutshell, every episode is filled with crime, suspense, action-pack, mindfuck and heartbreaking scenes. Only a little time to relax and unwind. This might be the reason why, after watching this, I'm emotionally unstable, I feel relieved and at the same time depressed. The scenes always ingraining on my mind. The others are right, this drama will really get to you. The cast, indeed, portray their characters well. I was attached, badly. The main detective is headstrong that is both his weakness and strength, but if I was also in his position, considering what happened to his daughter, I would be like that too. The prosecutor is greedy but she subtly cares, straightforward and pragmatic. The reporter is stubborn which is also her weakness and strength. And the clones, oh the clones, the first one carries humane tendencies, warm, while the other is cold, neurotic and slowly losing it. One thing these clones/twins have in common they are both fragile mentally and...physically. The music production was perfect. Every sound emphasizes/heighten the feelings, the actions, the expressions and the dialogues of each scenarios. The 1st Ost "Nightmare" by Mad Soul Child is the absolute combination for the drama, or specifically, other says that, it is a song suitable for the evil in all, this is really indeed, one of those dramas that I will watch again because it really impacted me, strongly. Btw, this show has led me to be curious about stem cell and how cloning human is indeed unethical and blasphemous. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value 10 Fantastic acting and a amazing story plot! This drama is ABSOLUTELY amazing. The story line and the acting is on point! I've seen so many crime and thriller dramas and this is the BEST one yet! The first episode will pull you in and isn't boring like most 1st episodes! Yang Se-Jong became one of my favorite actors, he played 3 people! All the actors in here were fantastic, it felt SO real. You will cry and will be getting upset with a few people in the show. I would also re-watch this show in the near future, it's such a good drama to not throw away. If I could give this drama 100 stars I would! You should watch, you won't regret it! Read More Was this review helpful to you? Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value I just love how this thriller drama touched my wish there would be a season 2 for this, Yang Se-jong was really good. I love to see him on this genre... I have watched a lot of kdramas, but I never expected that I will watch all of his tv series just to see him on the screen... He's role mostly on a romance drama were all very awesome- but on this one, he's exemplary. I wish time will fly so fast so that I can see Yang Se-jong in action to the writer on this drama that came up with kind of concept............................................................. ......................................................................................................................................................................................Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed Kate4 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value Painful lack of balance. Duel is an interesting tale that serves as a commentary on morality, what it means to be human and what one can do for survival. It mixes typical corruption and crime plot lines with underlying science fiction elements. Sadly, the lack of balance in terms of writing the characters and their backgrounds makes it hard to truly enjoy and appreciate keep it simple, this show kept making me feel angry, depressed and frustrated. This drama was determined to dump any possible bad event on one character, not letting him, nor me as a viewer, take even a small chill break. By the end of the show I couldn't care less about any other character except for Sung Hoon. While making me care so much about the "villain" - the angry, manipulative and selfish one of the Sungs could be considered excellent writing, the fact that it also makes me dislike Sung Joon says many writing mistakes must you commit to make me dislike the good, loyal, selfless and cute character, while I wish to see the happiness of the evil, shady and selfish one? And that's where the lack of balance shows. The good guy was too good and didn't have an interesting backstory, while the bad guy had a compelling background and more complex plot follows a rather typical structure of a crime show. The science fiction aspect has little if not no closure. All storylines for each character got a conclusion - some more, some less have to applaud Yang Se Jong's performance. He aced both the goodness in Sung Joon and madness in Sung Hoon. Truly believable dual acting. I wasn't the biggest fan of Kim Jung Eun in here, but I'm honestly not sure if the problem was her acting, or how her character was watch it if you like to suffer and be frustrated - for some people it makes them feel alive. For me, the drama could have dived deeper into how external circumstances can shape who we are and how we act, what it means to act morally and if it even matters when faced with a life or death situation. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Completed dvadout2 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value This review may contain spoilers Since watching Korean dramas for close to a year now, I gotta say Koreans must have special genes and lives like a cat because realistically the things that happened in this series NO real human would be able to bounce back the last few years I've become a binger-not a word, I know-but this is what I've become. I no longer have the patience to wait out another week for a episode to air. Luckily I've been able to do so with some of my TV shows and now Korean was close to not watching this. I kept running into it while trying to find dramas w/o the romance and it's a very few. I recognized the main male actor from the Partners For Justice series and immediately liked his character. But I avoided watching this but bit the bullet and went on ahead and watched show isn't for the faint of heart. It actually reminded me of that Canadian series 'Orphan Black'. This series wasn't as deep as that series but it had me does run slow and I watched only two episodes a day. I felt a little robbed because there wasn't a lot of backstories about any of the characters. I'm so use to backstories now that when I don't get one or get a little info I get disappointed. They did show a little about what the 2nd & 3rd male lead went through when they were kids. But it wasn't enough for liked the main male character because as the series progressed this guy was like a surrogate father to the 2nd male lead and other people who got involved with the plot. I really didn't like the female prosecutor though. I'm not surprised about not liking several females in this as it always happen throughout the Kdramas I've revenge aspect was a little weak but it was maintained a bit throughout the was a OK watch. The score was going to be lower but I decided it wasn't that bad. I do know I won't watch this again though. Read More Was this review helpful to you?

BaeSuzy as Go Hae-ri. Shin Sung-rok as Gi Tae-ung. You know a drama is going to be a hit from the get-go when it has some of the best actors like Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy starring in it. Seung-gi plays Cha Dal-geon, who works as a stunt man to make ends meet and bring up his nephew, Cha Hoon.

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MakeOffer - YuGiOh Edition 2002 Blue-Eyes White Dragon SDK-001 BGS 9 Watch Run On (2020) All Episode In Eng Sub | Korean Suspense, Horror, Thriller, Mystery Drama Yugi must travel to the Duelist Kingdom to rescue Solomon, and he is joined by his friends Tea, Tristan and Joey, who wants to save his ill sister Social Tag Platform, Web Resource Management, SNS tag Completados wavy386 pessoas acharam esta resenha útil História Acting/Cast 10 Musical Voltar a ver 10 I had to take a couple of days to process my thoughts before writing this review. I have never been so affected by a drama before in my life, and honestly I don't know if my longing for this drama is something I'd ever care to repeat. I started this hoping for action and serious topics. I wanted plot and not romantic shenanigans. The drama starts off being pretty much all about a cop looking for his kidnapped daughter. This guy, however, is far from likable, and I found it difficult to sympathize with him in his plight. Why? Because he was, to put it simply, crazy, violent, and screaming. Lots of screaming. Lots of swearing. Lots of beating up suspects without evidence, heavy police brutality. This dude cared for nothing and no one but his daughter and wouldn't hesitate to brutally assault anyone he perceived to be in his way. That's where Clone 1, Sung Joon, comes in. Don't worry, I won't spoil anything. He has no memory of who he is, but Chief Jang decides poor Sung Joon is the key to finding his daughter. When these two meet, this is when the story really kicks off. I hated the detective for the first 2 episodes, but he does become more tolerable thanks to Sung Joon, who is kind and warm and patient where Chief Jang is crass, rude, and prone to fits of random rage. So for the first part of the drama, I watched because I was invested in the development between Jang and Sung Joon. I thought they were a great pair and really balanced each other nicely, and I'm a sucker for any kind of non-romance relationship focus. Chief Jang treated Sung Joon like a tool at first and didn't see him as a human being at all, and I wanted to see that change. There was some mystery and plenty of action for the first 6 episodes, but then it slows down and becomes mostly just drama and mystery with action sprinkled in. Eventually, the plot moves away from the father-daughter focus and we realize that ultimately this is a story about two clones. It's a sad story. Don't watch this if you don't want a ride on the rollercoaster of emotions. One clone is "evil," selfish and out for revenge and the other is kind, selfless and willing to put his life on the line to help near-strangers. But the characters are not simple, and evil clone is not actually just an "evil clone," but is a deep, complex character that will remain in my mind pretty much forever. What is the story really about? It's about clones learning to be human. It's about a father and his daughter. There's also an evil dude who wants to cure his illness and there's his evil spawn who aren't really worth mentioning but the story isn't really about them. No romance, just friendships and family relationships. Yay! Without Yang Se Jong, this drama would be nothing. His portrayal of three characters is something you really have to see for yourself. But let's say I had to keep reminding myself that it was the same actor. He brought the clones to life in a way that made me feel like I personally knew them. The other actors are good too. And JJY is so much more tolerable when he's not screaming his head off. It's not a perfect story, and there are aspects I wish had been different more interactions between the clones, more father-son bonding with Jang and Sung Joon, less of the secondary cop characters, but these factors don't change my love for this drama. I can't stop thinking about it and have already rewatched most of it 2-3 times. Leia Mais Esta resenha foi útil para você? ReviewMoney Heist Korea: Tak Kalah Ciamik dengan Versi Spanyolnya Kades Siapkan Arena untuk Duel Pesulap Merah Vs Gus Samsudin . Jumat, 29 Jul 2022 13:37 WIB. Rekomendasi Badan Geologi Usai Status Gunung Raung Naik Jadi Waspada Jadwal Bioskop Surabaya 29 Juli 2022, Film Horor hingga Drama Romantis . Jumat, 29 Jul 2022 13:21 WIB.
A resenha e recomendação de hoje é sobre Duel! Título Duel Gênero Suspense, Crime, Ficção Científica Transmissão Junho de 2017 – Julho de 2017 Número de episódios 16 OCN Estrelando Jung Jae Young e Yang Se Jong Olá meus amoressss! Já estou de volta. A resenha e recomendação de hoje é sobre um drama muito especial que eu já estava querendo trazer para vocês faz tempo Duel. Sinopse e comentários Jang Deuk Cheon Jung Jae Young é chefe de polícia e detetive, mas se encontra apreensivo, preso em um enredo trágico sua filha, Jang Soo Yeon Lee Na Yoon, de apenas 12 anos, havia sido sequestrada e o sequestrador solicitou a quantia de 1 milhão de dólares para realização da troca. Após reunir o dinheiro, Chefe Jang correu para reencontrar sua tão amada filha. Acontece que a Promotora Choi Kim Jung Eun, responsável pelo caso, colocou na sacola 500 mil reais em dinheiro falso. O sequestrador acabou percebendo e desapareceu. No Terminal de Ônibus em Seul, Chefe Jang não desistiu de procurar por Soo Yeon e acabou encontrando alguém com o mesmo perfil do sequestrador. Ele o prendeu, mas a pessoa gritava desesperadamente que não sabia de nada sobre Soo Yeon. Ao olhar para dentro do terminal, Chefe Jang acabou encontrando outra pessoa igual ao sequestrador. Agora, em sua frente estavam duas pessoas exatamente iguais. Quem diabos são vocês? Antes de Soo Yeon ter sido sequestrada, ela havia sido selecionada pela Companhia Farmacêutica Sanyoung que supostamente desenvolveu um remédio com células-tronco. Soo Yeon sofre de leucemia e seria a primeira pessoa a receber o tratamento. Quais seriam as razões por trás do sequestro? Por que haviam duas pessoas exatamente iguais? Quem era o verdadeiro culpado? o Chefe Jang conseguiria ver sua filha novamente? Personagens Jang Deuk Cheon, Chefe Jang Jung Jae Young O Chefe Jang é um ahjusshi extremamente leal a sua filha, Soo Yeon. Eu afirmaria que ele vive apenas por ela, por isso, após Soo Yeon ter sido sequestrada, ele ficou completamente desesperado. Os dois viviam juntos e, mesmo que os remédios da Soo Yeon custassem caros, o Deuk Cheon nunca deixou que a menina ficasse triste e batalhou muito para manter a casa. A Soo Yeon é um amor de criança, ela é super responsável e sabe as dificuldades que o pai passa todos os dias para mantê-los, também sempre as reconhece. 누구의 딸인가? – nugu ttal? De quem você é filha? 아빠의 딸! Appa ttal. Do papai Quando ele encontrou um dos suspeitos por sequestrar a sua filha, compreensivelmente entrou em desespero e praticamente o espancou para saber onde a Soo Yeon estava. Mas, o jovem afirmava que não sabia de nada e que não tinha recordações, o que deixou o Chefe Jang sem direção. Aparentemente, ele estava agora com um jovem sem memória, a filha desaparecida e ainda havia encontrado outra pessoa exatamente igual ao jovem que ele tinha conseguido prender. Ou seja, um caos total. Para tentar organizar a situação e chegar ao menos próximo de saber onde Soo Yeon se encontrava, aquele jovem suspeito sem memórias era sua melhor aposta. Por isso, o Chefe Jang resolveu manter o suspeito por perto. Aos poucos, o jovem poderia ir recuperando sua memória e eles talvez encontrariam o verdadeiro culpado. Na verdade, para encontrar a Soo Yeon, o Chefe Jang seria capaz de fazer qualquer coisa e a história se encarrega de tornar sua vida um inferno. O roteiro faz com que o chefe Jang muitas vezes escolha entre o seu dever como policial e a sua filha. Lee Sung Joon Yang Se Jong Um jovem misterioso que foi encontrado no Terminal de ônibus pelo Chefe Jang. Ele é levado imediatamente preso por ser exatamente igual ao sequestrador da Soo Yeon. O Sung Joon aparentemente não tem memórias do seu passado e é encontrado com uma faixa na mão, que o tornava mais suspeito, já que o sequestrador da Soo Yeon havia se machucado no momento do crime. Mas, ele nega desesperadamente que tinha levado a criança e também vai mostrar disposição em recuperar suas memórias para resolver a situação. Esse coitado foi muito espancado. Que pena que eu tive dele viu. O Chefe Jang foi o único que viu o outro exatamente igual no Terminal, por isso acabou acreditando um pouco em suas palavras. Lee Sung Hoon Yang Se Jong Na verdade, nós também logo percebemos que há duas pessoas exatamente iguais, mas com expressões completamente diferentes. Enquanto o Sung Joon foi encontrado desprevenido no Terminal de ônibus, o Sung Hoon estava pronto para fugir com seu capuz preto e sorriso debochado. Então, logo imaginamos que o que foi preso não é o verdadeiro culpado. Mas, o que seriam os dois? Não pareciam se conhecer e tudo aparentava ser um pouco confuso para Sung Joon também. É bom que vocês não leiam muito por aí e não estraguem as surpresas. Confesso que já imagina porque as sinopses nos sites mais populares estão cheias de spoilers e como é um drama de ficção científica acabamos tendo uma noção. Então, no início não sabemos nada sobre o Sung Hoon, apenas que ele estava se divertindo muito com tudo. Ele injeta algumas vacinas em si mesmo frequentemente e escutou os noticiários sobre a seleção da Soo Yeon para o tratamento. Eu nem tenho palavras para descrever a atuação do Yang Se Jong em Duel. Na mesma cena, no mesmo momento, eles pareciam pessoas completamente diferentes. Ele conseguiu interpretar dois personagens opostos de forma brilhante. Eu fiquei encantada e deixo aqui os meus aplausos. O grande destaque do ano. Choi Jo Hye Kim Jung Eun A, essa promotora me infernizou no início. Eu odiava o jeito arrogante dela e como ela lidava com tudo. O mais importante para ela era resolver imediatamente o caso, não importando igualmente a vida da criança. Ela é uma promotora muito reconhecida no Ministério Público, mas logo percebemos que, assim como eu, o Chefe Jang não gosta muito dela. Existe sim, um passado cruel entre eles que a história também nos revela aos poucos. Então, conforme a história foi passando, eu acabei me acostumando com ela. No fim, a promotora Choi age de maneira estúpida e irresponsável, mas é um mal necessário. Ryoo Mi Rae Seo Eun Soo Seo Eun Soo esteve em Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim assim como o Yang Se Jong e agora está atuando em My Golden Life. Ela é realmente uma atriz surpreendente e carismática. Yang Se Jong e Seo Eun Soo em Romantic Doctor; Os dois em Duel. A Mi Rae é uma jornalista que vai desempenhar um papel fundamental na trama. Ela encontra o Chefe Jang e o Sung Joon e, também por suas razões, acaba os ajudando em algumas situações. A sua mãe morreu recentemente e ela busca informações sobre seu passado. Ela é uma personagem simpática, determinada e corajosa. Participou de cenas incríveis e, com certeza, somou muito ao enredo. Há, ainda, outros personagens como o sunbae da Mi Rae, Kim Ik Hong Kim Ki Doo. Os policiais da equipe do Chefe Jang e muito fiéis a ele Na Soo Ho Choi Woong e Lee Hyung Sik Yoon Gyung Ho. O detetive e amigo do Chefe Jang, Park Yoo Shik Lee Chul Min. Os assessores da Promotora Choi, Na Song Yi Lee Ye Eun e Jin Byeong Joon Jo Jae Ryong. Todos contribuem de alguma forma na tentativa de resgate da Soo Yeon e eventual resolução do caso. Por fim, a nossa encarnação do mal, filha de peixe, peixinho é ?, Park Seo Jin Jo Soo Hyang. Considerações Finais Quando eu iniciei Duel eu imaginei que fosse um pouco mais dinâmico. Alguns episódios perto do fim eram longos e cheios de diálogos. Por óbvio, não comprometeu meu envolvimento com essa história única e maravilhosa, mas é bom pontuar isso para que vocês não esperem por ação o tempo inteiro, caso decidam assistir aí. É um drama inteligente e muito bem escrito. Duel é um drama de ficção científica cheio de reviravoltas e imprevisível. Quando eu li a resenha da Lu MDUGS, eu comentei que seria facilmente conquistada e fui. No início, a história gira em torno do Chefe Jang e sua busca pela Soo Yeon. Eu ficava pensando como eles iam desenvolver 16 episódios em torno disso. Mas, de fato, não é só isso e a história muda de rumo algumas vezes sem a gente perceber, quando eles lançam novas informações e entrelaçam tramas paralelas que sempre estiveram aí no plano de fundo. E pensem em alguém muito desesperado para encontrar a sua filha que fala ainda um monte de palavrões por minuto porque esse é o Chefe Jang no início de Duel. Depois que ele encontrou um pouco de esperança no Lee Sung Joon, o Chefe Jang acalmou o coração parou um pouco com a gritaria e violência gratuita, mas, com certeza, nunca desistiu de procurar pela Soo Yeon. Também como eu disse acima, o Chefe Jang faria qualquer coisa para recuperar sua filha, inclusive utiliza o Sung Joon apenas como uma ferramenta. Aos poucos, eles vão se conhecendo melhor e o Chefe Jang vai percebendo a pessoa compreensível e altruísta que é o Sung Joon. Eu amei, de coração, acompanhar o crescimento da relação entre esses dois personagens. Chingus, a Soo Yeon é incrivelmente fofa e amável. Sério, não tem como não amar a Soo Yeon, por sua inocência, carisma e compaixão. As cenas em que ela apareceu foram apaixonantes e reconfortantes. Ela é uma lição de vida por si só. Eventualmente, o Sung Joon vai ligando algumas situações sobre o seu passado, com seus lastros de memória. Nesse ponto, o foco do drama já não era tanto a relação de pai e filha, mas o mistério que envolvia pesquisas ilegais e testes assustadores. Queria pontuar que, com certeza, o grande destaque de Duel foi a impecável atuação do Yang Se Jong. Sem dúvidas, digno de todos os elogios desse mundo. O Sung Joon sempre pensa nos outros antes de si mesmo e tem um sorriso caloroso e acolhedor. O Sung Hoon é extremamente vingativo e se diverte fazendo mal aos outros. Eu não usaria a frase “um é do bem e outro é do mal” porque isso é um pouco relativo. Mas, eles são completamente diferentes, praticamente o oposto um do outro e a história não precisava me dizer quem era quem porque eu conseguia notadamente diferenciar, mesmo que estavam lado a lado, mesmo em situações aleatórias, era notável a diferença entre os dois. Os olhares, os sorrisos, tudo era diferente, apesar de serem interpretados pelo mesmo ator. Isso é mérito da brilhante atuação do oppa Yang Se Jong. Duel traz lições sobre humanidade, de amor entre família e alguns assuntos super delicados são abordados com maestria. A cada episódio, nos aproximamos mais da verdade por trás de tudo. Também não tem romance. Eu apenas queria que eles tivessem dado um pouco de espaço no final para trazer uma abordagem diferente sobre as ações do Sung Hoon. Estou comentando de modo geral para não trazer spoilers, mas o Sung Hoon deveria ter sido melhor compreendido na minha opinião. Acreditem, todos foram vítimas naquele contexto. O final de Duel é maravilhoso e, com certeza, eu nunca esperei um final diferente. É só que tudo aconteceu um pouco tarde para o Sung Hoon e eu me senti triste por ele. Resumindo A trama de Duel é incrível, inteligente e única, a atuação é fantástica, a música é boa, os personagens são envolventes e a história é cheia de reviravoltas. Drama super recomendado para os apaixonados por ficção científica, com porções de ação, suspense e drama. Não percam essa obra! Onde assistir/baixar Duel? kingdomfansubs dramafever E aí chingus, estão se preparando para o natal? Sim, o blog vai trazer algumas surpresas e listas, aguardem! Obrigada pela leitura e visita, se puderem, deixem sempre seus feedbacks sobre as resenhas do blog! É muito importante, pois me mantem viva por aqui. Registro meus agradecimentos para a Lu, minha amada inspiração, pois ela me recomendou o drama responsável pela resenha de hoje. Os gifs desse post foram quase todos feitos por mim yes, usei meu psd novo, não coloquei os créditos dessa vez também, fiz rapidinho, mas espero que tenham gostado. Até breve! ≧◡≦
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The Last Duel diangkat dari buku non-fiksi The Last Duel: A True Story of Trial by Combat in Medieval France karya Eric Jager. Completed wavy386 people found this review helpful Story Acting/Cast 10 Music Rewatch Value 10 I had to take a couple of days to process my thoughts before writing this review. I have never been so affected by a drama before in my life, and honestly I don't know if my longing for this drama is something I'd ever care to repeat. I started this hoping for action and serious topics. I wanted plot and not romantic shenanigans. The drama starts off being pretty much all about a cop looking for his kidnapped daughter. This guy, however, is far from likable, and I found it difficult to sympathize with him in his plight. Why? Because he was, to put it simply, crazy, violent, and screaming. Lots of screaming. Lots of swearing. Lots of beating up suspects without evidence, heavy police brutality. This dude cared for nothing and no one but his daughter and wouldn't hesitate to brutally assault anyone he perceived to be in his way. That's where Clone 1, Sung Joon, comes in. Don't worry, I won't spoil anything. He has no memory of who he is, but Chief Jang decides poor Sung Joon is the key to finding his daughter. When these two meet, this is when the story really kicks off. I hated the detective for the first 2 episodes, but he does become more tolerable thanks to Sung Joon, who is kind and warm and patient where Chief Jang is crass, rude, and prone to fits of random rage. So for the first part of the drama, I watched because I was invested in the development between Jang and Sung Joon. I thought they were a great pair and really balanced each other nicely, and I'm a sucker for any kind of non-romance relationship focus. Chief Jang treated Sung Joon like a tool at first and didn't see him as a human being at all, and I wanted to see that change. There was some mystery and plenty of action for the first 6 episodes, but then it slows down and becomes mostly just drama and mystery with action sprinkled in. Eventually, the plot moves away from the father-daughter focus and we realize that ultimately this is a story about two clones. It's a sad story. Don't watch this if you don't want a ride on the rollercoaster of emotions. One clone is "evil," selfish and out for revenge and the other is kind, selfless and willing to put his life on the line to help near-strangers. But the characters are not simple, and evil clone is not actually just an "evil clone," but is a deep, complex character that will remain in my mind pretty much forever. What is the story really about? It's about clones learning to be human. It's about a father and his daughter. There's also an evil dude who wants to cure his illness and there's his evil spawn who aren't really worth mentioning but the story isn't really about them. No romance, just friendships and family relationships. Yay! Without Yang Se Jong, this drama would be nothing. His portrayal of three characters is something you really have to see for yourself. But let's say I had to keep reminding myself that it was the same actor. He brought the clones to life in a way that made me feel like I personally knew them. The other actors are good too. And JJY is so much more tolerable when he's not screaming his head off. It's not a perfect story, and there are aspects I wish had been different more interactions between the clones, more father-son bonding with Jang and Sung Joon, less of the secondary cop characters, but these factors don't change my love for this drama. I can't stop thinking about it and have already rewatched most of it 2-3 times. Read More Was this review helpful to you? 5Phantom (2012) With so many cyber-crimes happening around the world, it is necessary to have a team specifically tackling them. Phantom (2012) follows Detective Kim Woo-hyun (So Ji-sub) from the cyber investigations unit who finds himself in a cat-and-mouse game with faceless criminals in the cyber world. This Korean police procedural drama Duel is a suspense drama about a police detective Jung Jae Young whose daughter is kidnapped by a murderous human clone Yang Se Jong. But when he meets a man who looks just like the kidnapper, he finds there’s a bigger mystery going on then he would have ever expected. Duel was such a fantastic ride! Clones are pretty unique territory in Dramaland, and I was curious how the story would be handled. Luckily, it was handled wonderfully and gave me a story full of intensity, action, mystery, and heart. Jung Jae Young plays Detective Jang Deuk Cheon. And he’s one intense guy! He has a very sweet and nurturing relationship with his daughter, Soo Yeon. When she gets kidnapped, he is willing to do anything to get her back. He appears to be constantly on edge, and I easily felt his frantic energy as he worked to find her. Excellent performance! Yang Se Jong was fantastic in dual roles as the good amnesiac Sung Joon and the villainous kidnapper Sung Hoon. As Sung Joon, he was so endearing with such an innocent quality. I felt so bad for him! When he’s accused of kidnapping Soo Yeon, he’s left confused and afraid as he has no memories from before a few days ago. He doesn’t want to believe he could have done bad things, and he really wants to help Deuk Cheon find Soo Yeon. I also think poor Sung Joon gets beat up more than any drama character I’ve ever seen! He’s seriously a punching bag for almost everyone he comes across. I already felt bad for him, then to watch him constantly take such beatings was heartbreaking. Kudos to Yang Se Jong for really getting into character and going through so much. Then as Sung Hoon, Yang Se Jong nails the villain role. Sung Hoon has that creepy smile, he’s confident, and he’s a force to be reckoned with. He shows no mercy for those who get in the way of achieving his goal. Because he’s a villain who doesn’t really show remorse, it’s difficult to sympathize with him for a long time. But the more we learn, the more tragic his story becomes. Slowly, we begin to understand what made him into the man he is, and I couldn’t help but feel sorrow for him. And I fully believed that Sung Joon and Sung Hoon were two separate people. They looked exactly the same, but their personalities and mannerisms were completely different. I’m still thoroughly impressed by Yang Se Jong for being so convincing as each guy. Even more impressive is that there are scenes where Sung Joon impersonated Sung Hoon and I could always tell it was actually Sung Joon. That’s pretty crazy for my mind to wrap around. This was my first time seeing him, and he made me an instant fan. Ryu Mi Rae Seo Eun Soo is a reporter. While looking for information about her mother, she finds herself right in the middle of the mystery Deuk Cheon and Sung Joon are involved in. And then there is Prosecutor Choi Jo Hye Kim Jung Eun who is running the mission to locate Soo Yeon, but her fierce personality tends to put her at odds with Deuk Cheon. I ended up thoroughly enjoying Duel. It was thrilling, had a fantastic story, and even had heart to tie it all together. There’s an intriguing mystery in place as we go on a journey to learn why Soo Yeon has been kidnapped as well as what Sung Joon’s connection to her and the kidnapper are. We get dropped right into the middle of the action at the beginning of the series, and the intensity continues throughout the drama. Something I particularly love in dramas is when the heroes end up on the run. Even better when the duo has to reluctantly work together. And that’s exactly what this drama does with Sung Joon and Deuk Cheon. With Sung Joon being framed for kidnapping Soo Yeon and Deuk Cheon needing Sung Joon to find her, they end up on the run from the cops as they search for answers. First, it’s very intense as there are plenty of close encounters with cops as well as bad guys. I also enjoy getting to see the two guys slowly bond in the midst of their difficult circumstances. And watching the relationship slowly develop between Sung Joon and Deuk Cheon was very nice throughout the series. There is also a well-developed mystery surrounding the clones, their purpose, and their connection to Deuk Cheon. The drama was plotted wonderfully as it carefully revealed pieces of the puzzle while maintaining a good pace and intensity to keep me engaged. The story of Sung Joon and Sung Hoon is quite tragic. Learning their back story and how they are connected was very emotional. It brings up questions as to what makes us human and shows the terrible things humans will do to survive. Their relationship was an interesting one that delivered so much emotion. There are a couple minor negatives that you should be aware of about the drama. There’s a decent amount of shoddy police work and poor decision making throughout. There’s also several times where the plot devices were of the far too convenient side. They are the kind of things where you roll your eyes and go “Come on! There’s no way that could happen!” or “Are you kidding? Why is he doing such a stupid thing when any sane person would know better?” These sorts of situations only really stand out a few times, but you should be aware they are there. I personally think that the story and everything else was so good that these things didn’t bother me much. Again, roll your eyes and move on. There are also a few unanswered questions as well as some plot holes here and there. But these issues felt minor considering such a well developed mystery and story was in place that for the most part was executed very well. So overall, I found Duel to be a thrilling and emotional ride. I really enjoyed the characters and the intense journeys they went on. The clone element was handled well and certainly added a freshness to the story. And finally, Duel is exactly how I like my crime thrillers with action, mystery, and heart. It was a truly wonderful combination. My Rating Click here for more Kdrama Reviews. Sign Up to receive email updates of kdrama reviews, casting news, trailers, and more. Copyright © 2015-2017 by Kdrama Kisses. All rights reserved. This website or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author. Excerpts may be used provided that credit is given to Kdrama Kisses with clear and direct links to the original content. QH0qHNt.
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