It's Okay to Not Be Okay
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In Theaters At Home TV Shows. During a visit to his motherland, a Korean-Italian mafia lawyer gives a conglomerate a taste of its own medicine with a side of justice.
- (124)
- Song Joong-Ki
- Lee Jang Soo, Jang Sejung
- February 20, 2021
Reviews 91% Avg. Audience Score 100+ Ratings During a visit to his motherland, a Korean-Italian mafia lawyer gives a conglomerate a taste of its own medicine with a side of justice.
- Lee Jang Soo, Jang Sejung
- TV-PG
- Song Joong-Ki
Vincenzo: With Song Joong-ki, Jeon Yeo-been, Taecyeon, Kwak Dong-yeon. During a visit to his motherland, a Korean-Italian Mafia lawyer gives an unrivaled conglomerate a taste of its own medicine with a side of justice.
- (29K)
- 2021-02-20
- Action, Comedy, Crime
- 80
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- Vincenzo Goes Dark
- Vincenzo Fakes His Death
- Jang Jun-Woo Is Terrified and in Jail
- Choi Myung-Hee Goes to Jail
- The Raw, Unfiltered Side of Jang Han-Seok
Vincenzo revolves around an Italian Mafia by the same name who, in search of Gold, sets out to his motherland, Korea. His intentions, however, take a turn and his enemies change as he hops on the fight against the evil conglomerate of Babel.
Song Joong-Ki as Vincenzo CassanoYeo-bin Jeon as Hong Cha YoungOk Taecyeon as Jang Jun WooKwak Dong-Yeon as Jang Han SeoVincenzo aired its 15th and 16th episode this weekend and oh boy did it get us all in a wild frenzy. The plot and the pacing of Vincenzo has always been a good blend of filler, drama and action, which is truly a fresh breath of air in the genre of K-Dramas. A story about an Italian Mafia who comes to his homeland Korea definitely doesn’t tick all t...
It all starts off with Vincenzo Cassano (Played by Song Joong-ki) coming back to his motherland, Korea. He is, in his prime, an ass-kicking Italian Mafia who is as unforgiving as he is righteous. The series demonstrates this person’s thinking ability and his clever persona very early on as he lights an entire Italian gangster’s home up in flames. S...
This K-Drama contains episodes which usually last as long as an Indie movie, and I suppose that is the case with most of the K-Dramas that come out. But Vincenzo knows how to utilize the entirety of its long runtime for its advantage. Even when it lowers its pace, it compensates for it with its breathtaking cinematography and character moments whic...
The episode was filled with so many insanely dark elements but the one that stuck to me was the bomb scene. I couldn’t get enough of how ruthless Vincenzo got by tricking the killers of Hong Cha-young’s father. He had placed the bomb in his vest and blows it right in the hall. My face was open the whole time I watched it cause I didn’t expect Vince...
Vincenzo episode 18 finally told us that Jang Han-Seo wasn’t nearly as evil or dumb as his brother. He had actually sided with Vincenzo and everything was going just according to the plan. The bullet wound and the blood splatter was all mechanical and just as the Interpol guard comes near Vincenzo’s, supposedly dead, body, he wakes up and disarms t...
Overall this episode was a lot slower as compared to others and Vincenzo has to return to Italy to protect his family against more attacks from Paolo. This causes a sad atmosphere in Geumga Plaza where everyone is bidding him farewell, like he is going forever. It sure felt that way to be honest. But at the same time Jang Jun-woo deliberately goes ...
In the Antagonist side of things, Choi Myung-hee is coming up with a plan to get Jang Han-seok out of the jail as soon as possible because things are sure crumbling around them. Hence she takes advantage of a loophole yet again and makes everyone believe that it was her who provoked Jang Han-seok to do those horrible things, which isn’t entirely fa...
Towards the end of the episode, Jang Han-seok gets fed up of how Vincenzo continues to triumph over him, and hence he makes a pledge that the next time he gets out of the jail, he isn’t going to be the same CEO. He threatens Vincenzo that he is going to go back to his primal, most ruthless state. In this moment, the series sort of goes back to the ...
Jun 10, 2021 · Review: Vincenzo. Show is a lot of things, and attempts a lot of things (some with more success than others), but one thing I can say for certain, is that Show is bold, and dares to try new things. When the things that Show try don’t go so well, Show can come across as rather uneven, but when Show is at its best, it is a wild, absurd and ...
May 21, 2021 · Vincenzo is an interesting Korean drama, one that’s essentially the sum of two parts. The first presents a gritty, gangster-esque thriller, complete with hand to hand combat, shootouts and tense stand-offs between characters.
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It's just surprisingly superb. Plus, you'll definitely love the vigilante side to it. It is so relevant to today's flood of corruption and crime around the world. This series will satisfy your hunger for everything you ever dream to see in a drama.
