Kang Ji Young and Lee Gi Kwang Embarks on a New Action Drama "I Kill You" Seon U comes from a poor family background. She was once a promising Taekwondo athlete, but she now works part-time jobs to support herself. One day, she is selected to become the stand-in for Ji Yeon due to their similar appearance. Ji Yeon is the granddaughter of Beomhan Construction Company's chairman. She was the driver of a fatal hit-and-run car accident. Seon U must play Ji Yeon in front of the public and media. Meanwhile, Seon U becomes the target of Ho Jung’s hostility. Ho Jung is Ji Yeon’s stepbrother, and he has an inferiority complex over Ji Yeon. He wants to become the successor to Beomhan Construction Company. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- Русский
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- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 아이 킬 유
- Also Known As: Ai Kil Yu , I Kill You , Я убью тебя
- Director: Yoo Ha
- Screenwriter: Ko Jae Hong, Hwang Hye Ji
- Genres: Action, Thriller, Mystery, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Kang Ji YoungKang Seon U | Han Ji YeonMain Role
- Lee Gi KwangHan Ho JungMain Role
- Uhm Tae WoongYun Seok Hyeon [Chairman's bodyguard]Support Role
- Yoo Seung MokHan Beom Su / Chairman HanSupport Role
- Kim Do YeonMiranda [Hotel California]Support Role
- Jung Jin WooJason [Hotel California]Support Role
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22/08/2025
In short, there are six episodes that are about 30 mins each so it is fast paced and kind of like a cross between Kill Bill and The Glory.If you like action, fighting, double crossing, revenge and a bit of a twist with an interesting plot then this might be for you, however, I'm not really sure the plot is that original.
More or less (already written about) we have a financially poor girl that is a kickass martial artist and on the opposite end of the spectrum, a not so healthy girl from a wealthy family that is involved in a hit and run car accident. The one thing they have in common is that they look alike in every way possible - could be identical twins!
Fast forward a little - the martial arts girl is asked to stand in for the heiress because it seems she has been framed, so her family needs to buy time to find out the truth, before she goes to court.
Everything is not what it seems...
Gonna say at this point that unfortunately some kids just aren't raised right even with a silver spoon in their mouths whereas some kids from not so privileged backgrounds can be so very humble and kind even in the face of adversity.
Also, sometimes things change quite unexpectedly.
I don't recognise anyone in this drama series, but there is nothing wrong with a new face as long as the acting is fine - for me the acting has been excellent.
For some, it mightn't be for them as it isn't really about romance or love, but for others it may very well be right up there especially if they enjoy lots of action with fight scenes like Bloodhounds.
The music goes well with the scenes, but there is nothing that stands out like a top notch theme song (OST). Not really any songs at all.
Give it a go if you are into suspense, action and crime with a good dose of scheming, fighting, underhandedness and messing with the wrong kind of female.
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I've never seen someone take so long cutting a rope.
Well, I enjoyed the fight scenes in this flick. Some smooth moves. And the pacing was fast. I think it helps that these aren't extra long episodes, because the plot is relatively thin.This FL, though, isn't the brightest. She keeps telling ppl that she isn't the person they're looking for as if that's some get out of jail free card. If you're not who they're looking for, then that makes you useless to them and since you've seen their faces, they won't let you go. Might as well play it smart and use the identity to your advantage. She doesn't that toward the end, but by that time, it doesn't matter.
I can't tell you how pissed I was when she pulled out a knife in a later episode. I was like "You had that this whole time!?" That's because this is one of those action shows where the good guy doesn't want to kill, it would seem. Which is ironic in a series called "I Kill U". She's fighting the same villains over and over again, making the struggle harder for herself because she doesn't kill them the first time around. And even if you don't kill them, at least make sure they can't get up to hurt you again. Send them to the ER.
And there was this scene where she's using that knife to cut the rope that has her bound. I've seen butter knives sharper than dull ass knife. It must have taken her an hour to cut that thin nylon rope. I've never seen a scene like that, which lasted so long. Like, is that the best you can cut?
She was also gullible as hell, not even bothering to see the video in question that was getting this woman in trouble in the first place before agreeing to the deal. Seeing that video would have helped her make the right decision, but she just said "I want to talk to her first" and that's how she got set up.
Pulling the fire alarm would have saved her a lot of drama too. I bet it worked, but she never tried it.
Bottom line, it was a fun little action flick but I had to take off a star because she didn't physically kill anyone.
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