Kaptan

I watched it with curiosity and excitement. It was an exciting adventure from beginning to end. There were plenty of action-packed, bloody fight scenes, and plenty of R-rated scenes. There were many ruthless and narcissistic acts, actions, and fights. It felt like too much was harmful; it diminished the interest and undermined the realism. However, the fact that justice prevailed in the end was the best part of the series.

There was one-sided torment and painful torture. It pushed the limits of endurance. I congratulate the actors for overcoming these. Ji Chang Wook was very well-suited to the role. I think he gave a good performance. However, I couldn't picture Do Syung Soo as a ruthless killer, a murderer, a planner, a programmer. Because his face is childlike, he's acting with a smile. Of course, it's something the role demands, but playing that role with that face requires skill. He managed it. But I didn't think he was suited to it. At least a scar could have been added to his face. His voice could have been changed. I don't know, maybe some variations in his hair and beard could have been used to change his appearance. I think it would have been more classy. I don't think he suited the role. But the actor was good. I liked Kim Jong Soo, Jo Yoon Soo, Lee Kwang Soo, Yang Dong Geun, and Kim Jae Chul. I liked the activation scenes.

I recommend it to those who like activation scenes.