It could have been great, a solid 8, but it went downhill from episode 6 on. They managed to make it boring, repetitive and annoying. There are too many illogical situations. Since I had already invested some time, I continued watching the series till the end, but I had to fast forward a lot. The good guys are so stupid and resourceless! Their decisions make no sense. No wonder the evil guy always has the upper hand: he has all kinds of contacts to warn him or provide information, an army of thugs at hand and no scruples at all. He is always a step ahead. How come the good guys took no measures whatsoever once they decided to go against this psychopath? Come on, Choi doesn't get any armed bodyguards (armed with fire weapons o with some martial arts skills.) or why doesn't he at least have a panic room at home (where he keeps all his money and gold?) And, are there no banks in Korea or didn't this billionaire had the idea to send his money overseas, perhaps to Switzerland or the Caiman Islands? Surely he would have had the means to do it. Instead, he got robbed by the same guy three times!!! And, when some 30 thugs invade his house, did he really think he could stop them with a little gun? And couldn't he have at least closed the safe where he had his gold when he took the pistol? And why the unnecessary roughness of the brute against a crippled old man? Why kill Choi and the two cool knifers? Why so coldly, so easily, so fast? And why wasn't the actress ( got fired) who plays Choi's granddaughter replaced with another one instead of sending the character to Rome and putting a random archer girl along the way? Of course the heroes get the bad guy in the end, but it is not really satisfying. It's too little, too late.
Review of Bloodhounds
