Retaliação (2019)

Walka z piramidą grubych ryb ujęcie x-setne.

Przyznam się szczerze, że gdy Vagabond wychodziło byłam przekonana że nie nigdy tknę tego patykiem. Ani nie lubię Le Seung Giego, ani thrillerów a już grającej Suzy to w ogóle. Co mnie licho wzięło żeby za to chwyci? Odpowiedź - netflix.
(Ostatnio mam takie lagi na Internet, że jakimś cudem tylko netflix daje mi swobodnie oglądać)

Jak już widać moją ocenę, to szybko i zwięźle.

Vagabond o wdzięcznej nazwie kryptonimu jakiejś tajnej misji, to kolejny tytuł z gatunku thrillera szpiegowskiego. Ten thriller w którym główny bohater walczy z całą piramidą ważniaków, polityków i bogaczy, którzy standardowo wyrządzili na postaci ogromną stratę. Cha Dal Gun traci w katastrofie lotniczej swojego ukochanego młodziutkiego bratanka. Jeszcze nawet nie zaczynając porządnej żałoby los szybko uśmiecha się do Dal Guna i niemal pod nos podsuwa mu spotkanie z ów terrorystą odpowiedzialnym za zamach. Bohater szybko łapie trop i zostaje wplątany w gęstą dosłownie sieć zagadek, pościgów i intryg politycznych gigantów. W grę jak można było przewidzieć wchodzą ogromne pieniądze, a także walka o władzę. ( Tak, znów walka o stołek prezydenta będzie).
Oczywiście niemożliwością jest by zwykły kaskader, zwęszył cały spisek czarnych charakterów oraz wywlókł ukrytą prawdę o tragedii na światło dzienne. Do całej akcji razem z Cha Dal Gunem napatacza się Go Hae Ri, teoretycznie pracownica ambasady a w praktyce tajna agentka NSW. Razem z garstką nie skorumpowanych zwierzchników Hae Ri, próbują ująć wszystkich współwinnych zamachu oraz współpracujących z nimi kretów.

A propo's właśnie kretów..
Ta drama poza licznymi scenami pościgów, strzelanin i walk, jest dosłownie o bandzie kretów krecących innych kretów. Szczury i krety są tam wszędzie. Każdy coś kryje, każdy po kryjomu coś skrobie i wrabia kolejnego. Jak tylko dochodzi się do szczytu złej piramidy którą zajmuje aż prezydent/ albo raczej jego koleżko od spraw tych i różnych, nie wiem jak wy ale od razu tracę sens całej tej szybkiej jazdy po sprawiedliwość. No bo gdzież jej szukać, a jak już wszystkie organy są zajęte a prawda już generalnie wyszła na świat?
Fabułą po rozwiązaniu głównego problemu okazuje się że ma głębsze dno z którym zapoznaje nas dopiero na zakończenie serii, by w ostatnim odcinku zostawić nas w sumie z niczym. Generalnie wiemy już kto jest tym złym od początku do końca, widzimy nowe sojusze i na tym zostawiają nas twórcy. Boli? Mnie trochę zabolało.

Serial nie wyszedł z niczym oryginalnym, aktorstwo było jak dla mnie ni mniej ni więcej co można sobie zażyczyć w typowej dramie, a zalew spisków mnie utopił na tyle że w większość odcinków przewijałam. Sam fakt, że Cha Dal Gun ma tyle farta i sprytu by niemalże sam rozbić cały ten łańcuch wysoko postawionych i terrorystów od razu rysuje duży brak realizmu. Już nie wspomnę o scenach w których Dal Gun dosłownie skacze niczym ninja po ścianach, ani razu nie wybijając sobie zębów i unikając bezpośrednich starć z pistoletem. NO COME ON! SERIOUSLY. Udaje mu się przeżyć bez uszczerbku dosłownie wszystko, nawet snajperów. Ponadto nigdy nie zrozumiem tej zabawy w złapanie kogoś, kogo generalnie można zabić. (Bo i tak w sumie, zostają zabici na końcu). Mam chociażby na myśli Jerome terrorystę, szefa Min Jea Sika (który sam popi#rdalał z wybiciem wszystkich) no i oczywiście tych płatnych zabójców. Scenarzyści są ów bardzo łaskawi w porównaniu do amerykańskich produkcji. Na temat każdej osoby i sensu jej istnienia można co nie co się wypowiedzieć. A pamiętacie postrzał Hae Ri, którego praktycznie w ogóle nie odczuła?
Szczęściara...albo ukryty Hulk na obcasach.

Nie rozumiem fenomenu tej dramy, a jeszcze bardziej nie rozumiem zakończenia jakim obdarzyli nas scenarzyści. Pozostaje już tylko przełknąć gorycz ostatniego odcinka, albo możeeee kiedyś zaświeci nam znów kod VAGABOND.

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I think what makes this drama the most disappointing is how it was not neatly wrapped up in the conventional 16 episodes because there's no promise of a conclusion (season 2). It is a cliffhanger. This leaves me feeling very uneasy...

Besides the unsatisfactory ending to "season 1" of Vagabond...
I actually ate up this drama! I like the plot, the actors, and the OST! OST was beautiful and well orchestrated. The actors were well selected and portrayed their characters well. The plot was quick paced, action packed, and interesting. While I wasn't expecting the HUGE plot twist in the end of season 1, it *did* make sense (they play enough flashbacks to justify that it *was* planned).

Something I would like to mention though - I didn't find myself tearing up with the actors. The OST really helped build the scenes, but I don't think that the grief-stricken scenes were filmed in the best fashion. Not to say that they weren't sad, but I honestly don't think they were filmed in a way to extract the most emotion from the audience and get us choked up, which I would have really liked.

I think my impression of season 1 will significantly improve if a season 2 releases that effectively ties up all loose ends. Until then, I will caution viewers against watching this drama simply for the lack of conclusion. I look forward to a season 2!

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Incomplete by design!

As per usual, such dramas start with abroad locations and a big budget just to serve us with whatever later on. While the drama had action later on but it wasn't on the same level of its earlier episodes. The plot itself couldn't compensate for that. There was a certain level of carelessness and ridiculousness in a non-comical setting from the director that's impossible to explain other than being intentional to maintain the dumb action vibes like a B grade action flick. It got progressively challenging to tolerate regardless of its "supposed" entertainment value. After what they had done in this 16-episodes runtime, they had the audacity to keep all threads as open as possible for a direct sequel, which will never happen! Was it some kind of a practical joke? Other than some of the action scenes and a handful of selected moments, I can't see much value in this drama.

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Membuat sy suka drakor

i love suzy
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Kdrama Action Genre when it's peaks !!! Truly Action Cinematic Experience

Vagabond raised my standards in Action Dramas.


The drama is about a stuntman named Cha Dal Gun (played by Lee Seung Gi) who teams up with an NIS (National Intelligence Service) agent named Go Hae Ri (played by Suzy) in order to uncover the truth behind the plane crash that killed his nephew.

Action and Plot Work :-

Drama primarily runs with the investigation of Cha Dal Gun trying to reveal the truth of the plane crash, but in the background the story extends with big twists and turns power scandals of S Korea.
As an action lover, Vagabond is a great action epic drama for me. If you are into fights, gun battles, and car chases, then this is for you. I'm sure Vagabond wouldn’t bore you. Behind Every action scene there is a plot behind it and a convincing storyline for why things happen the way they do. The story looks small but after getting ep by ep the storyline unfolds a big puzzle. The drama has enough suspense and fast-paced action to keep us on the edge of our seats every episode, and that’s largely thanks to the incredible acting talent of Lee Seung Gi, Suzy and other co actors and also this drama offers a solidly entertaining take on the sub-plots ( government, politics, scandals, middle power, NIS).
Vagabond has an intricately crafted plot and decent production quality of Netflix and SBS.

Actors:-
This is my first Lee Seung-gi drama watching his action scenes can't control myself to fan for him.
He was fantastic by delivering so much intense emotion combined with some seriously awesome action. He was just impressive in every way.
Suzy ( Go Hae ri ) one of my favourite actresses after Vagabond, as a rookie NIS agent who is working overseas and fallen love with Cho Dal Gun ( Lee Seung-Gi) to try to help him given phenomenal acting, her raw characterization suited very well. Hopefully, she will return soon to the action genre again.
Primarily this is not a complete clean rom-drama, but the chemistry between Lee Seung-Gi & Bae Suzy carried the whole drama with action and swoon-worthy.
Also it already forms the outlines of a classic love triangle between its two leads and another male character.


Camera work:-

The filming took place in several locations; Portugal, Morocco and South Korea. The cinematography of ‘Vagabond’ was really well done. The action scenes were well shot. I love the fact that they hardly used shaky cams, yep shaky cam work in action chasing dramas is an important aspect, Watched first shaky cam work in kdrama in vagabond, it's really the best camera work.


Finally :-

I would recommend a watch for Vagabond despite its open ending. This Korean Drama is indeed an action flick that delivers excellent story telling ! The plot is brilliantly developed with solid climax and high octane twists and turns. With actors like Lee Seung-Gi and Suzy, it portrays a decently constructed plot, and gripping action scenes, Vagabond offers a reliably entertaining experience to K-drama fans.

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Great action but shaky cameras

Soo here I am once again to write a review about a great production that has amazing cast, a lot of work put in the scenario and the plot and yet again I feel somewhat angry at the end for 2 reasons. Let me back up from the start - the concept with the plane crash and discovery of the twisted truth with the help of a few NIS agents was great. Not knowing who to trust, who not to... it was very thoughtful. The cast did their job perfectly from sad scenes to sexy ones to the action ones. Everyone really. The plot twist in the last few episodes was something that I really enjoyed. Unfortunately what was not enough for me to give the drama 9 or 10 starts was mostly this - you cannot tell you have one of the most expensive productions ( 25 billion Korean won from what I've read) and have shaky cameras on nearly every action scene. I swear it was like the people behind the cameras were not shooting with professional cameras but with their phones with stabilization turned off. It really messed up with me and I couldn't enjoy those well-thought of fight scenes due to the fact it was all moving around like there's ongoing earthquake. The other, smaller though, reason I was disappointed is I am finishing this drama in 2024 and it is clear that they won't have season 2 so the ending really bugs me. If they do another season after all I will probably update my rating with some minor increase but still I cannot let go of whoever thought this camera works was good enough for the amount of money they were given. And I really have to ask the question, does Geon sells himself too? Cause I understand the concept about infiltrating and revenging but to be part of the organization and that deep into cover, he must have had to kill a number of innocent people too, so is he no longer innocent and goodie? I am really confused once again about the end

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Vagabond

Perfect action type of drama. There are sad scenes, annoying villains, a little bit of comedy and a little bit of romance (personally I wished there was a little more). Lee Seung Gi and Bae Suzy's chemistry was on point. The only thing which is almost always point out is the ending. For many people open ending was the worst decision, personally it does not bother me. Also many people want second season, if there will be I will be happy, do not get me wrong, being satisfied with ending does no mean I do not want to watch more about charcters, although I am not sure if we will ever get next season.

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Apenas resenhas sinceras

Estava olhando as resenhas e vi uma moça dizer algo que concordo bastante que é: a série deveria ter acabado no episódio 13. No máximo deveria ter ido até o 14, apenas para mostrar a vida do povo depois de tudo acabado.

Porém, não é isso que acontece. Eles simplesmente resolveram fazer "mais história", criando assim uma série de reviravoltas que duram até os últimos minutos do último episódio. O resultado disso é bem triste, pois foram deixadas várias pontas soltas na trama, é como se você tivesse vendo algo que acaba na metade. Foi essa impressão que eu tive.

Lembro de estar assistindo e pensar "meu deus falta só 10 minutos, como eles vão terminar tudo isso?". É simples, eles não terminam. O desfecho da série é Hae-ri em outro país bancando uma de lobista e o Cha bancando uma de mercenário, ela buscando vingar a morte dele (que ta vivo) e ele buscando vinga a morte do sobrinho.

O problema é que todos os responsáveis pela morte do menino e das outras pessoas ficaram livres no final. O Min foi solto (coisa que não é explicada porque), o Yun ficou de boas também, a Jéssica rica fora do país, o presidente tranquilo na casa dele, ou seja, tudo aquilo pelo que os protagonistas batalharam e quase morreram a série inteira FOI EM VÃO. Já que o povo não sofreu nem teve justiça, nem os prota conseguiram se vingar, uma vez que a série termina nesse ponto.

Então por mais que seja uma série muito boa em termos de ação, história, produção e etc ela joga tudo fora com aquele final. Eu não entendo o motivo de fazer um final completamente em aberto sendo que não se tem intenção de fazer uma segunda temporada. Se pelos menos eles tivessem conseguido revelar quem era o Samael ou tivessem deixado os outros presos acho que teria valido a pena, mas é como se todo o objetivo fosse por água abaixo.

Outra coisa que percebi, parece que existe alguém acima do Samael. Em um episódio depois do 13 o Edward está conversando ao telefone e responde algo como "sim, senhor", isso me fez pensar que teria mais gente envolvida, porém mais uma vez isso foi jogado fora.

Em resumo é uma série boa, que vale a pena ser vista. Porém recomendo ignorar 100% o último episódio

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Exciting and explosive

Wow — this is hands down, the most heart-pounding, stress-inducing drama I've watched. From the very first episode, I was super invested in the backstory and in the backgrounds of the two main leads. This was, in a sense, the perfect underdog story — the "us against the world" vibe runs throughout all the episodes in the best way. Especially in the first half, the pacing of the story was perfect; it was fast-paced and we were finding new developments all the time. In term of plot points, this is a drama that really requires you to suspend disbelief — I've seen a lot of reviews saying that it became hard to believe, but in my opinion that's just the nature of a conspiracy thriller and I found myself still able to immerse myself completely in the story. There are some political and financial aspects that I was a little less interested in, maybe a little confused by, but in the bigger picture it didn't hinder my enjoyment of the series.

Even with the insane plot, it was really interesting how this drama still managed to get its laughs and rom-com moments in. The chemistry between the leads is really great, and I love how their personalities meshed together even amidst all the tragedy.

With all that being said, however, I think this drama desperately needs a second season. The ending leaves a lot to be desired, especially since the last few episodes packed a lot of new information that wasn't explained and also changed a lot in the dynamic between our two leads. As much as I loved everything I already watched, it really leaves me craving more — and it feels almost as if I only watched three-fourth of a drama.

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