the k2 drama avis

Kim Je Ha (Ji Chang Wook) est un ancien mercenaire connu sous le nom de « K2 » qui devient soudain fugitif lorsqu'il est accusé à tort du meurtre de sa petite amie alors qu'il est sous les drapeaux en Irak. I was so disappointed with the lack of development with both Ji Chang Wook and Yoona’s characters. And yes, Song Yoon Ah was very powerful as her character. Rather, it means that she had a very soft, frail character to play who steps up in her own way without needing the overt toughness of Yoo Jin or Je Ha. There are 4 main characters, all of them perfectly demonstrated and completely 3-D, each of them has a story of revenge or ambition about the future and all their stories get entangled to set the plot. Yes, great acting and production will be wasted if the direction of the story, dept of characters will not move it. I was planning on giving it another go but with this review I think I was right in dropping this from my watch list. Im Yoon Ah does a respectable job of depicting An Na’s desperation, especially in her numerous weeping scenes, and I’m hoping she’ll continue to improve as the drama moves forward.To my disappointment, it seems that the writer insists on portraying An Na as a victim – she’s a naïve and helpless character who only becomes erudite when it’s convenient for the plot. Action excellent. Family betrayal.

Original title THE K2 Romanized title Deo Keitu Also known as K2 Volunteer Team The K2 Minions Broadcast Network tvN Broadcast Period 09-23-2016 to 11-12-2016 Rating PG-13 Korea Political Romance Action Korean Drama Drama. It was one of those times where you kind of wish the drama would just stay in the flashbacks rather than coming back to the main story, lol.I guess, that is also a bit the problem I have with Wanted. For me, whether it’s a fluffy comedy or intense thriller, I need to connect with the characters and feel the heart of the story. As a result, they keep him imprisoned indefinitely, much to the anxiety of Yoo Jin.Yoo Jin’s sophisticated façade is beginning to crack, as she is forced to deal with An Na gaining media attention and Park Kwan Soo’s aggression.

The female antagonist was awesome dare I say outstanding with her acting and emotions as near as Ji Chang Wook was. This is not a case where a villainous character completely softens and turns good, but we do see some movement on her part. But there was some great action scenes and some fantastic performances. Lifelong secrets. Stranger (Korean: 비밀의 숲; RR: Bimileui Sup; lit. I was a bit disappointed in The K2 also.

Psychological trauma.

And considering her character’s tragic past and current struggles, I really wanted to feel her pain and connect with her on a deeper level.Ji Chang Wook and Yoona as a couple certainly look lovely together. Not to say I didn’t enjoy it but it just missed being a drama that could have been so much more.Sounds like we are very much in agreement on this one. Though their partnership is characterized by contempt, I hope they succeed in taking down their common enemy Park Kwan Soo.In a world where the government, media, and police force are corrupt, nearly every character is a villain. Haha, I guess it always helps to be able to move a drama a little lower on your priority list I totally agree with you on that.

The person behind An Na’s mom’s death is revealed.

Im Yoon Ah does a respectable job of depicting An Na’s desperation, especially in her numerous weeping scenes, and I’m hoping she’ll continue to improve as the drama moves forward.To my disappointment, it seems that the writer insists on portraying An Na as a victim – she’s a naïve and helpless character who only becomes erudite when it’s convenient for the plot. Because of Song Yoon Ah, Jo Sung Ha, and Kim Kap Soo stepping into roles of politicians, they keep “The K2” from flagging too severely.

I’m glad they’re able to confront each other on issues regarding An Na’s freedom, but I’m irritated that An Na nags and disobeys K2 in dangerous situations, as he is a professional bodyguard. Lifelong secrets. Choi … I still enjoyed their romance, but it felt like it should be so much more.Song Yoon Ah as Choi Yoo Jin is probably the most developed character. Psychological trauma. The acting in this section is phenomenal; each actor deftly portrays their character’s gradients of emotion.All major plotlines are wrapped up in unexpected and logical ways.

Good to know though, at least I don’t have to rush to watch this one lol Yeah, I was definitely hoping for more with this one. The K2 (tvN) : audiences, épisodes, acteurs, actrices, saisons, notes, vidéos et actualités de la série TV. She was barely in the first third of the drama, and she was so quiet and hidden away that I had a hard time connecting with her.By the time she finally gets more screen time, her character ended up feeling very hollow. The K2 was an okay watch, but it had a number of issues for me that just took away a lot of the enjoyment. The plot line was amazing. The action scenes are definitely movie quality.But I think a lot of the action gets bogged down by political scheming.