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The film opens with a visually engaging intro, marked by solid editing and animation that hint at its comedy-action genre. However, the initial soundtrack feels mismatched with the tone of the visuals, slightly weakening the impact. Audio issues continue throughout the film, with loud background music often clashing with character dialogues and an unconvincing villain voice that undercuts the character's significance. Set in the scenic Jeju Island, the film subtly showcases the island's beauty through well-composed cinematography. The use of both Korean and Chinese languages adds depth to t…
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