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A Bona Fide Killer korean drama review
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A Bona Fide Killer
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by michelleoc
18 hours ago
14 of 14 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 7.0
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
This review may contain spoilers

My thoughts on this drama seemed to change every episode

I had a problem with the first few episodes, wondering at all the rave reviews. I liked the premise, but Kong Hyo Jin wasn't believable as an assassin. Also, I felt that she was too old for the ML. Part of this might have been because their personalities were so different. A few episodes in, it really piqued my interest, especially as everyone got closer to Kingfisher's identity.

I loved all the family scenes. The little girl was just precious. I also liked her team. Hated the mother-in-law initially, but I ended up loving her when she became Bo Na's champion.

Jung Jun Won as Tae Seong was wonderful. I especially liked his reaction when he found out his wife was Kingfisher, and his life while she was gone. He did such a good job of making us feel his sadness and loneliness.

However, the last episode was what really made me drop my rating. Plus, what she did after she was shot. Once she could get out of bed, she talked briefly to her husband and then disappeared. For a person that was so protective of her family, and how she kept going on about how much she loved them, her up and leaving (especially her daughter) made absolutely no sense. I know that people disappearing/time slips are a staple in K-dramas, but this one ticked me off. And it took him six months to figure out where she went?!? I knew where she was going as soon as she left. Plus, after almost getting caught and finally returning home, she's going back to be an assassin?!? I can't even...
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