The Overwhelming Action You'll Regret Missing for the Rest of Your Life Just Because of 1% Viewership Ratings, A Shop for Killers 2
In the history of Korean dramas, it has been practically very rare for gun action to naturally blend into the center of a play. Since South Korea is a country with conscription, a fairly high percentage of the population has experience handling firearms in the military, but due to strict gun control, there is absolutely no opportunity to encounter guns in everyday life. Due to this unique social background, gun action in past visual media often gave viewers a significant sense of psychological disconnect. Because of the perception that it is something that could never happen in reality, it was difficult for viewers to deeply immerse themselves in the play, and the production team also had to go through a lot of trial and error to implement natural gunfights on screen like those in Western films. However, through numerous trials and errors and the development of genre works, action series actively utilizing firearms are now frequently appearing in the Korean content market as well. The ...
