Bad and Crazy (2021)
Corruption, redemption, and a dash of insanity. A roller coaster of justice and intrigue.
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A superhero drama about Soo-yeol who has lived his whole life as a materialistic police detective, but changes into a champion for justice and fights against police corruption when a hidden persona called "K" awakens inside him.
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Editor's Review
A Roller Coaster of Corruption and Redemption
Bad and Crazy, a South Korean drama that aired in 2021, promised an intriguing blend of action, psychological thriller, investigative drama, and bromance. With a stellar cast including Lee Dong Wook, Wi Ha Joon, and Han Ji Eun, it had all the ingredients for success. However, did it live up to its potential? Let’s dive into the details.
Plot Summary: The story revolves around Soo Yeol (played by Lee Dong Wook), a corrupt investigator seeking redemption, K (Wi Ha Joon), a loony vigilante, and narcotics detective Han Ji Eun. The premise seemed promising: a mind-bending relationship between Soo Yeol and K, with layers of intrigue and potential for entertainment.
The Good:
- Fast-Paced and Thrilling: Bad and Crazy keeps viewers on their toes with a frenetic pace. The adrenaline-infused plot ensures you won’t be bored.
- Wi Ha Joon’s Performance: Wi Ha Joon shines as the wildly grinning and mischievous K. His portrayal adds much-needed energy to the show.
- Bromance: The chemistry between Soo Yeol and K provides some heartwarming moments.
The Not-So-Good:
- Slipshod Storytelling: The drama suffers from uneven storytelling. Villains appear and disappear like a revolving door, leaving little time for character development.
- Generic Dialogue: The repetitive dialogue (“You crazy psycho!” “You crazy jerk!”) becomes tiresome.
- Missed Opportunities: With better dialogue and character development, Bad and Crazy could have been exceptional.
Expertise and Trustworthiness:
- The drama lacks clear sourcing and expertise. While the cast is talented, the execution falls short.
- Factual errors are minimal, but the mind-controlling “REAL Big Bad” takes too long to reveal.
Conclusion: Bad and Crazy is a mixed bag. It offers thrills, bromance, and a dash of craziness, but its flaws prevent it from being excellent. If you’re in the mood for a fast-paced ride, give it a shot. Just don’t expect perfection.
In summary, Bad and Crazy isn’t a masterpiece, but it’s worth a watch if you’re intrigued by corruption, redemption, and a touch of insanity.