90% of Korean crime films are about the incompetence of Korean JCs, otherwise the ones who solve the case must be resigned or not reused JCs.
The remaining 10%, jc went offline directly, eh, it’s just playing, it’s corruption, it’s just doing nothing with taxpayer money, what can you do?
Going back to the film, I have three suggestions
1. It would be better for Han's granddaughter to be replaced by a girl with mild intellectual disability. Generally speaking, in such a big case (referring to so many media concerns), no matter how corrupt the Korean JC is, it should not fail to compare the details after the victim is found.
2. Han, who played the 15-year-old perpetrator, can't find a younger actor? In his 50s, the Korean actors in the play have white hair. When the male protagonist took off his headgear, I really wanted to spray the director. After all, this is a long-distance run with jc, and it's not a joke to be able to run past the male protagonist (referring to the time at the hotel)
3. The heroine designed the part of Han, and the details should be fuller. As the perpetrator Han 15 years ago, how did he feel when he heard the audio from the hostess' phone (including the later discovery that the modus operandi was the same as 15 years ago)? Is there a game with the female protagonist? None of these are described.
Of course this is a rare good movie. very worth seeing
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