Cães de Caça (2023)

Série com 8 eps, que consegue entregar o que promete, muitas cenas de ação bem feitas e eletrizantes. Além de contar com bons personagens, e um bom desenvolvimento em um tempo curto.

Mas devo dizer que até o ep 6, que diga-se de passagem, foi um grande ponto de virada, a trama estava perfeita. Porém nos dois últimos eps, o roteiro decaiu, e se tornou bem conveniente. Isso me fez abaixar um pouco a nota, mas ainda achei um drama bem acima da média, e que conseguiu me prender, me emocionar e me fazer ficar apreensiva pelos personagens, e ah, o final, o final... foi bem satisfatório.

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um bromance com ação

peguei logo que vi na netflix e aquela tipica serie de poucos episódios que você consegue maratona em 2 dias e foi isso que eu fiz ótimas cenas de ação e o bromance está ali bem explicito apesar deu ter certeza que ambos são um casal por que tem insinuação que dá entender isso e bem velado mais está ali nas entre linhas.

não foi nem comenta como eles são gostosos né?! colírio para os olhos total pra quem quer ver só por isso.

ação e luta super em destaque, gosto delas e acho que são o ponto alto de continuar vendo, pontos negativos: algumas coisas acontece e são resolvidas bem simples isso me incomodou.

mas em um geral super vale a pena, LUTA e AÇÃO satisfatória.

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Primeiramente tenho que dizer que este drama é um teste para cardíacos e quem sofre de ansiedade. Os cinco primeiros episódios são pura tensão, o sexto é o total desespero e os dois últimos são muito fáceis em suas soluções. Parece que o final foi agilizado para caber no formato de oito episódios. Não sei se essa mudança de tom tem a ver com a situação extra-cena da atriz Kim Sae Ron. Não sei se eles ainda estavam filmando quando ela se envolveu no acidente de carro, ou se teve refilmagem dos últimos episódios, o que sei é que depois do massacre no sexto episódio, a personagem dela foi "removida". Mas como ela foi parte importante da história que estava sendo contada ficou um descompasso no tom do drama. Como se houvesse um fechamento de arco, porém a história ainda não tinha sido contada por completo. Inclusive a introdução da arqueira, a neta do Sr. Oh, é quase como uma "substituição" da personagem feminina da história para compor o trio que ficou desfalcado com a saída da Kim Sae Ron.

Sobre o plano de vingança contra o Kim Myung Gil. É engraçado pensar que com a influência financeira do Sr. Choi e seus assassinos impiedosos, eles tenham falhado tão miseravelmente em executar a vingança contra o Kim Myung Gil, mas dois rapazes apenas com seus punhos tenham conseguido acabar com o império dele. Tudo bem, eu sei que eles tiveram ajuda de algumas pessoas, mas ainda assim foi um pouco frustrante a perda desses personagens importantes.

Por conta disso, algumas pessoas podem considerar nossos heróis demasiadamente ingênuos. Mas gosto de pensar que apesar de tudo que eles sofreram não foram corrompidos a ponto de matar pessoas ou de se igualarem em crueldade com seus algozes. Em vez disso eles optaram usar meios legais (envolvendo a polícia) para acabar com o Kim Myung Gil e por manter vivo o sonho do Sr. Choi (com a criação do hospital através do Min Beom). Eu também gostaria que o Kim Myung Gil fosse fatiado com uma faca cega, mas no final das contas talvez a perda do dinheiro e da posição que ele tanto almejou tenha doído muito mais que a morte. Morrer seria um prêmio para ele.

Enfim, as cenas de ação são bem legais e a química entre os protagonistas bem divertida. Apesar desses problemas mencionados é um bom drama de ação e suspense.

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Quando um cão de caça perde seu dono ele vira um vira-lata.

Um dorama de ação com bastante luta corporal, que é emocionante de ver. Você não consegue imaginar o próximo passo dos personagens ou quem vai ganhar na porrada kkkkk.
Eu adorei os personagens e o enredo da história me fizeram ficar com um apego a cada um em menos de 8 eps.
A atuação nem preciso mencionar, não deixou nada a desejar.
Mas uma coisa que me deixou a desejar foi foi o final, acho que como só teve 8 eps ficou um pouco corrido, com alguns pontos soltos que gostaria que tivessem explicado melhor, mas fora isso gostei bastante. A cada ep que passava mais ansiosa eu ficava para saber o que vai acontecer, recomendo demais assistir.

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Divertido e rápido.

A reta final deixou a desejar. Parece que foi escrita por outro autor. A nota é alta pela minha experiência que foi maravilhosa, mas os últimos 2 episodio são muito desconexos e corridos pra caber em 8 episódios. Ate as mortes tem MUITO pouco significado.

E, na reta final, aquele significado absurdo (em tudo) que é sempre notado e lembrado pelos personagens, parece ter muito pouco valor, sabe? Eles tinham uma puta oportunidade de tornar o final algo tão absurdo e foi tão broxa.. sla

Pecaram na cena final também e de simplesmente abandonar a mina em Roma, vão se foder

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Did some things better than any other series.

Great cast, great plot, great acting, great pace, great wrap-up. A very complete package of everything. Nothing really missed for me. The action sequences were class. The relationships and network were inspiring.
Among the things that this series did better I would like to mention my personal favourite -
1. Car chase : Honestly I have watched many kdramas that have these gangs and gangsters, but it's always hand on hand combat and/or weapons. But a car chase is very rare and the one in this series has been done greatly compared to the korean average.
2. Action sequences : Nobody pulled there punches. It sure looks like it. The different weapons and techniques are amazing to watch.
3. Backstory : This wasn't overdone with MSG that somebody killed somebody's someone so the son or daughter of that person plots revenge. The background of the story is very tangible in this drama.
A very few misses that won't be annoying -
1. Some characters you'd like to know about what happened to them or so was not really explored. But it's fine as long as you're not much invested and how can you be considering it's just 8 episodes.
2. More brawns than brain. Could be a turn off for some or could be just the thing for others.
All in all as i already said, it is very complete.

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Action, pizzazz, bromance and a whole lotta stupidity.

As far as entertainment value is concerned, Bloodhounds does have a lot of it. The drama is full of hot oppas kicking ass and a wholesome bromance between Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi- who give you both Men in black and dumb and dumber energy at the same time.

WDH shines with his Alpha bunny presence and owns the role. The action scenes are snazzy, the comedy is great, it has a lot of interesting characters, the villain is charismatic, the friendship theme is at an all time high and it’s a very addictive and watchable bite sized show.

That said, the writing is painfully stupid. Like it’s just really fucking bad. The characters do such mindlessly idiotic shit just for the sake of conflict that you can’t take this seriously at all. It’s just 8 episodes of plot holes, meaningless deaths and 0.0001% common sense.

It’s junk food without substance and nothing too deep. However, it did bring me outta a super long slump and I did have fun watching it which is why I am not giving it a 4- which is where I think the writing’s at.

Cause what they are trying to sell you is essentially that a killer who is more or less the underground mafia who has killed samurais, hardened criminals, professional killers, gangsters and has the country’s richest and powerful in the palm of his hand can only be defeated by two goofy millennials who are still wet behind the ears and know how to throw a punch…

It’s hard to buy the BS, you feel me?

Anyway, overall a nice time pass and good for some swoons and giggles.

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Disappointment

It started out well - the concept of two boxers being bodyguards to a "good loan shark" is an interesting premise.
Sadly, characters who are normally / introduced as extremely smart, experienced, lethal etc. end up dumb or useless/powerless whenever the plot needs them to be.

An expert assassin not only doesn't do his job well (guy survives) but also gets jumped and overpowered by 2 guys.
An feared hitman gets sh*tfaced drunk, leaves his ID, wives photo and info in his office after he just dealt a heavy blow to an evil organization who he KNOWS know him. So bad guys do what? You can guess.
The heroes decide to get drunk and relax because... they took out two important guys from a wide net of evil villains? Villains who know their full names, specialities, addresses...? And they don't all hide in a safe house, no, they all just go on to work, private homes, drive out.

I could go on, especially with just how much this drama demands you suspend all logic and critical thinking for you to enjoy it.

The bromance between Gun Woo & Woo Jin was definitely a highlight.
The comraderie between the 'knifers' I loved as well but since there isn't any of it past a certain episode, most of the crumbs of joy i had from watching this show just went up in flames.

The overall acting and music was good, but the plot is weak and it has no rewatch value imo. A shame, because I was hyped for the show and excited to watch it.

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Disappointed

I actually didn't even want to write a review for this, but I do have some thoughts...

- the good -

> the bromance: I really liked the relationship between Woo Jin (WJ) and Geon Woo (GW), they didn't need much to become closer than brothers, their relationship was ride or die and I loved to see their bromance. Together, they were invincible and I loved their bond. Geon Woo was such a sweety and softie, meanwhile Woo Jin was a himbo, I just loved them both a lot.

> the action: man, those fight scenes left me speechless, they were NERVE wrecking and insane. I quite liked the choreography for the action scenes, and I don't care how realistic or unrealistic (re: Woo Jin getting stabbed several times and nearly dying in ep. 6/7) they were. I also loved Hyeon Joo's fighting scenes, it's a bummer Kim Sae Ron got involved in a DUI.... I also loved Da Min and her archery, that was cool even if we only got to see a little bit since she was brought in at the very end of the show


- the bad -

> Geon Woo's mom: this woman has no survival instinct whatsoever. The fact that she just took out that loan (knowing full well that her son has been working his butt off since middle school to help pay off their debts) without researching the people who offered it to her in the first place, just annoyed me. It got worse when the bad guys broke into her apartment and she thought it was GW. She really went to close her bedroom door, sensing that something was wrong, without a weapon. She could have taken the lamp on her bed stand or anything, but no. It's like she was asking them to abduct her.

> the tone of episode 7/8 and Hyeon Joo's departure: Since Kim Sae Ron (KSR) got into the DUI, she was written out of the show and as compensation we got Da Min (I think). It's understandable that the writers didn't have much time to change the script since most of the show had been filmed already. Hyeon Joo leaving the boys after President Choi's death just simply doesn't make sense. Her character was cool, stubborn and unafraid to fight. Despite the heartbreak of losing her only family, I believe she would have taken her revenge together with the boys if it wasn't for KSR scandal. The departure just feels out of character, but the writers did what they could. I also thought the tone of ep. 7/8 was very different from the previous episodes. For instance, I did not like nor understand the apparent time jump. Suddenly the boys are training and hiding in the countryside and I'm just wondering how much time has passed since Woo Jin's surgery and recovery for him to be exercising like that.... But okay. Also, GW suddenly had a different hairstyle that did not match his personality, the different styling was just a little surprising, is all.

> the DEATHS...: I was so PISSED off after episode 6 because all my good guys got killed. President Choi, my sushi restaurant guy and the knifer who was about to be a dad (and his pregnant wife as it seems). It all happened in the span of 10-15 minutes and by the end of the episode, I was so mad. It did not get better once WJ and GW collaborated with Min Beom and Kang Yong since Kang Yong and his team were almost killed as well. He and his male colleague survived, but the hacker lady was in a coma and we don't get any closure at the end of the show.... does she wake up or does she die or....??? When these three got attacked, I just got mad because none of the bad guys got any serious injury beside punches and stuff. I wanted to see Myung Gil (MG) and In Beom 12 feet under for what they did but... they just got a massive beating and will serve jail time... that's it??? Like, none of the bad guys died, but my boys lost almost all of their mates?????

> the villains and their.... research??: I thought it weird how MG and his minions didn't do a proper background check. You mean to tell me you backstabbed your former boss (President Choi) and let your bestie In Beom throw him out a building, only for said boss to disappear, which would insinuate he survived or got saved by somebody, and you DIDN'T keep tabs on him after all these years? They find out that the bookstore is President Choi's but they don't bother to look into his personal business, like his assets, or people he's linked to (even if the bookstore or any property wasn't under his name)???? What kind of villains are you? Not even staying up to date with your enemies lmao.

Overall, the show was a bit of a disappointment, I would have like for the bad guys to kick the bucket instead of rotting in a prison cell, and the last scene just left me ????. It felt underwhelming to me I don't know. The actors were great though!

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