Im Hyung Joon joins Ryu Seung Ryong and Yang Se Jong in a new Disney+ K-drama Cha Moo Shik runt een casinobar, maar vlucht vervolgens naar de Filippijnen als gevolg van een hardhandig optreden van de nationale belastingdienst. Met zijn uitstekende aanpassingsvermogen en lef begint hij een volwaardige casinobusiness en bedenkt hij strategieën om de politieke en zakenwereld in de Filippijnen voor zich te winnen. Hij wordt echter plotseling verdacht van de moord op Min Seok Joon en wordt opgespoord door Oh Seung Hoon van het Koreaans Bureau, Verraad viert hoogtij in de aanwezigheid van geld. Wie zit als laatste op de troon? (Bron: Disney+) Vertaling bewerken
- Nederlands
- Português (Brasil)
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Oorspronkelijke titel: 카지노 시즌2
- Ook gekend als: Big Bet 2 , Casino Season 2 , Casino 2 , King of Savvy Season 2 , King of Savvy 2 , Kajino Sijeun 2 , Kajino 2
- Regisseur: Nam Ki Hoon
- Scenarioschrijver & regisseur: Kang Yoon Sung
- Genres: Actie, Misdaad, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Choi Min Shik in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Choi Min Shik in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Choi Min Shik Hoofdrol -
![Son Seok Koo in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Son Seok Koo in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Son Seok Koo Hoofdrol -
![Lee Dong Hwi in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Lee Dong Hwi in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Lee Dong Hwi Hoofdrol -
![Heo Sung Tae in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Heo Sung Tae in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Heo Sung TaeSeo Tae SeokBijrol -
![Kim Joo Ryoung in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Kim Joo Ryoung in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Kim Joo RyoungJin Young Hee [Samgyeopsal restaurant owner]Bijrol -
![Kim Hong Pa in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)]( "Kim Hong Pa in Big Bet Season 2 Korean Drama (2023)")
Kim Hong PaMin Seok Jun / Chairman MinBijrol
beoordelingen
To Roll a Dice Without Pulling Right Cards
First and foremost, I might get canceled for giving my final perspective on this drama, which I literally understood where it all comes from (mayhaps the guys who watched this know the story better than mine), so I give some cons aside from good acting performances and great choices of music as OST tracks. (I include the overall, which also includes S1 as well that I didn't make a review of)Plotwise... is what scarred me. This drama really focuses on the protagonist and his surroundings (connections between him and side roles). It loses some of the narratives with the little basic thing: how (origin on some side roles)? There's one scene (back from S1) that pretty much cringes, but basically the beginning of this trajectory of his journey that led into the climax. Speaking of the climax... leaves me a scar that I'd rather not disclose (see for yourself)
Since this pretty much summarises how to build a casino empire and the fall of his lifetime journey, feels that it's missing something (thus, should be shortened to either 12eps or 8eps). Also, the director should build up some developments of roles that are essential (but cutting midway that I'm speechless). I agree with some viewers, it's lacking story, more action-packed ones; which of course, again, the enjoyment of guys
I appreciate the realistic sentiment that has been invested in this, however, to me, it would be alright to turn back in time just to fix things altogether. In other words: the analogy of gambling is almost right in this story, but a little adjustment will bring exactly what viewers want
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Great acting and cast BUT....
The synopsis looked great. It tells the story of a casino owner from youth till present day. We have seen many other dramas on mafia and gangsters, but none about a casino owner so that's a fresh angle. Are there mafia, gambling, prostitution, drinking. and crooked cops? Of course, it's inevitable that such vices would be entangled with the casino scene. These unsavoury elements become the backdrop for the drama but are not the main plot. Interestingly, the main character (Hoon) only appears around episode 5 or 6. That's very late in the show.The production value was also very high as it's set (and filmed) in the Philippines with local actors. The Korean cast too are top notch stalwarts. Honestly, this show seemed to have everything going for it.
So where did it all go wrong? The first mistake was creating two parts, which seems to be the new trend in cable TV Kdramaland. That only works if the story is so enticing (like Glory) that you'd want to wait for the next instalment. Firstly, if this show wasn't on Disney, which I'm already subscribed to, and secondly, both parts had already dropped by the time I decided to watch it, I would NEVER have bothered. It seemed like the only reason why it had 16 episodes was to make its Philippine sojourn worthwhile. There was a lot of exposition and side characters, but I wonder if they really added to the plot. In fact, a faster-paced 8 to 12 episodes would probably have been enough.
At the end of the day, he was a likeable rogue. So the main question was - did he really commit all those crimes? Should we sympathise with him? I don't think I had a clear answer at the end.
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