In the wake of Beterang (2015)
Story
Young detective Park Sun Woo and Seo Do-Cheol, a veteran of the criminal investigation department, hunt a serial killer who turns their world upside down. The follow-up to Ryoo Seung-wan’s 2015 action comedy Veteran, this is a thrilling crime thriller that reunites Hwang Jung-min and the all-star cast to predictably satisfying effect. The film centers on a team.
Old-school cops who often use violent techniques in their work
But they get results and enjoy the trust of their superiors. Hwang once again takes on the role of Do-cheol, arguably the most skillful of the group. He’s a lot like the character of Ma Dong-seok from the series The Roundup, just a simple guy who knows his job and goes his own way, but isn’t afraid to have fun now and then.
has definitely upped his game after the smugglers in the middle
The team’s skills are put to the test when a vigilante serial killer comes out into the open, and annoyingly, they keep getting calls from some annoying live streamers. He feels most confident directing powerful action thrillers like this one, spicing up the plot with humor but not averse to darkening the tone when necessary. And that’s the case here too; I, the Executioner returns to ‘The Unjust’ as it questions morality and tests the judgement of a desperate cop.
And hopefully, we will
The plot presents an interesting examination of mindfulness and how it can only be perceived in public, but trusts that the viewer knows better. To balance out all the killings, there are the aforementioned examples of humor that are happy to lighten the mood and fit very well. Plus, like the Roundup series, there are plenty of great chases and gripping action scenes that culminate in a satisfying climax that feels well-earned.
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