The difference is that the plot is relatively compact. I have to say that the most exciting scene is the scene in the morgue. The male lead role was excellent, showing the complicated mood at the time to the fullest: urgency, fear, fear, guilt...Although the ventilation ducts were so coincidental and deliberate, they did not affect the effect of this scene. classic.
As for the secret of that mysterious eyewitness, there was a slight disappointment after it was finally revealed, but it was just a typical black trade in Korean movies.
The next step is hand-to-hand combat. The Korean hand-to-hand combat shoots are quite real, making the audience feel terribly painful.
What's more special is that, looking at the law enforcement officers in this movie, almost no one is not greedy. Don't do it with evil, and you won't think that the male lead is a good person just because he is the male lead. Even the prosecutor who seemed righteous at first, although he didn't say it clearly, in the end it was probably because he accepted the police officers' proposal to "divide by 50 to 50" and stopped there.
Black and beautiful.
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