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Kingdom: Ashin of the North korean drama review
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Kingdom: Ashin of the North
1 people found this review helpful
by SieL68
Aug 10, 2021
1 of 1 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 10.0

Where's Season 3 Please

The wait is really worth it. As someone who loved Kingdom Season 1 and 2, this is a mich awaited prequel side story about the new character introduced just before Season 2 ended.

I was excited for 2 reasons: First, it's Jun JiHyun. I have seen most of her dramas and movies from comedy to action she's able to portray wide array of genres and always justifies the characters she play so when I saw her at the end of Season 2, I am already expecting a lot and yaz gurl she didn't failed my expectations and delivered the role of Ashin excellently. Second, Kingdom Season 1 and 2 left me with too many questions in mind. I watched both seasons in one go (because I was late on the trend and only watched it when Season 2 was released) so I really want the Season 3 to be out as soon as possible. Although no talks about it is still confirmed (as of writing), this movie somehow fed some of my curiousity. (But I still want the Season 3 ASAP) This movie introduce us to Ashin, the character who is shown at the end of Season 2 who is actively distributing the resurrection plant that brought pandemonium to the Joseon Kingdom.

I am not a fan of zombie movies or shows because most of the time it bores me but Kingdom really kept my blood running. There's always that flavorful something in its story that you can't help but ask for more. Maybe because there were lots of things going on but it's not too complicated and you still understand the story and it allows you to connect the pieces together. I rarely recommend any shows related to zombies but Kingdom is definitely one of a kind. The cinematography and the sound architecture is well made. Every element of this film complements each other and I can't really ask for more.

I highly suggest that you watch Season 1 and 2 first so that your curiosity will build up and somehow Kingdom: Ashin of the North will be like a supplement to feed your curiosity. I feel like I appreciated this movie more because I have already watched Kingdom.
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