Alright, let me get this straight...
1) No lie, the first time I saw the synopsis of this movie, it was interesting because I'm really following crime-murder mysteries genre. So I watch the whole series, and then bam. But, I was pretty curious after that, definitely something inspires this series somewhere in thousands of piles Hollywood crime-murder movies/tv-series with that genre. Well, coincidentally this tv-series is in the same land as Sherlock (tv-series starred by Benedict Cumberbatch) cus both of them available in Netflix. So, couple weeks later I watched first episode of Sherlock, then my mind blows how the episode's plot so similar to this series's whole plot. Well, I'm not the type of guy who complains everything has to be original or anything like that, but atleast the director or the writer give a proper shoutout to Sherlock tho, with the main plot they have taken from it. (I've watched the whole interview after the movie ends so chill out if you get mad) That I guess some minus point because they haven't said anything about Sherlock and always bolding out their statement with how they wrote the plot seriously with people that had mental ilnessess and suicidal.
2) I hate the fact that the main protagonist, the surgery guy, didn't have enough screen why he has this "emotionless syndrome" that he has suffered since the beginning, even tho the director or the writer had explained in the interview. That kinda step me back for a bit, because this surgery guy only had a little character development if you go blind without knowing what he suffered with. (without watching the interview too)
3) The Li Ya-chun lady was great, but her character development with the execution in the end is not that fully finished after she talked with the reporter lady. They should give her little enough screen with what happened to her after she talked to the reporter lady. Will she be in the dilemma after what she did to those "people", fighting her own state of mind or just let it be like crazy? That would be excellent. It's just a half-baked character at the end for a plot device.
4) Other than that, all of them great. The acting, the special effect, the drama aspect.
That's it. My fingers need to sleep
1) No lie, the first time I saw the synopsis of this movie, it was interesting because I'm really following crime-murder mysteries genre. So I watch the whole series, and then bam. But, I was pretty curious after that, definitely something inspires this series somewhere in thousands of piles Hollywood crime-murder movies/tv-series with that genre. Well, coincidentally this tv-series is in the same land as Sherlock (tv-series starred by Benedict Cumberbatch) cus both of them available in Netflix. So, couple weeks later I watched first episode of Sherlock, then my mind blows how the episode's plot so similar to this series's whole plot. Well, I'm not the type of guy who complains everything has to be original or anything like that, but atleast the director or the writer give a proper shoutout to Sherlock tho, with the main plot they have taken from it. (I've watched the whole interview after the movie ends so chill out if you get mad) That I guess some minus point because they haven't said anything about Sherlock and always bolding out their statement with how they wrote the plot seriously with people that had mental ilnessess and suicidal.
2) I hate the fact that the main protagonist, the surgery guy, didn't have enough screen why he has this "emotionless syndrome" that he has suffered since the beginning, even tho the director or the writer had explained in the interview. That kinda step me back for a bit, because this surgery guy only had a little character development if you go blind without knowing what he suffered with. (without watching the interview too)
3) The Li Ya-chun lady was great, but her character development with the execution in the end is not that fully finished after she talked with the reporter lady. They should give her little enough screen with what happened to her after she talked to the reporter lady. Will she be in the dilemma after what she did to those "people", fighting her own state of mind or just let it be like crazy? That would be excellent. It's just a half-baked character at the end for a plot device.
4) Other than that, all of them great. The acting, the special effect, the drama aspect.
That's it. My fingers need to sleep