Let's Get Grabbed by the Collar (2024– ) User Reviews

How long ....to hang on and keep viewing

[dumsumdumfai · 6/10 · 3 May 2024]

Only 4 episode in and lots has happened. And yet maybe not so much. All the tension are from guesses, speculation, and incomplete information.

Two murders already and some love triangleS. And possibly more explosive details from past events to come.... For sure.

It's kind of formulaic once you seen many of these. Unlike something more refreshing like a recent Japanese TV movie of a series, Do Not say Murder. Albeit that one has some heavy political undertones.

Back to this. The main actress to me can hold the screen.... Some of the times only. The husband and other detective not that much better. It seems everything is well done but...Yet nothing spectacular stands out.

Question now is should I keep watching when other shows like 1958, dominant species BF seems more interesting or fun to watch ?

Silly and/or stupid !

[ifasmilecanhelp · 4/10 · 14 April 2024]

Since two years, I watched quiet a lot of Korean movies and TV shows. Most of them are excellent, if not better.

But this one ? Let me laugh !

I'll make it short and give my opinion on this one.

Spoilers ahead.

The reporter (lead actor) came by kind of accident on a murder scene, and after she understood that the person was dead, plainly killed in fact, she didn't call the police first.

Why not... But then, later in the same very first episode, she was on same kind of spot, with a dead woman in front of her... I mean killed too !

I won't let you guess what she did : she simply run away.

I did the same, few minutes later, as I realised it was not a bad dream she could have.

Not wanting to waste more time on this show.

A top reporter not knowing anything about crime scenes, and how police will conduct the case ?

Usually I prefer to write positive comment, but this silly part is only joke, of what could possibly be the rest of the show.

If you follow my simple logic, imho, avoid this TV show !

'A film is never really good unless the camera is an eyes in the head of a poet' Orson Welles.