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A DEA agent and his longtime partner face a deadly assassin with a dark, shocking secret that will forever change their relationship.

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“Dr. Frost” is a 2014 Korean drama, consisting of 10 episodes, categorized as Crime, Thriller, and Mystery, based on the webtoon. It is available to stream for free with ads on Tubi TV and The Roku Channel. Memorable Quote: “Human beings’ memories aren’t fixed; they can be changed. So we try to forget the painful moments and we try to keep the precious memories, the happy memories for a long time.” SUMMARY: A genius psychology professor with a childhood brain injury that left him unable to fully empathize with others. Working with his teaching assistant, they tackle cases that test the boundaries between intellect, emotion, and human connection. ♦ They Call Me Dr. Frost In “Dr. Frost”, Baek Nam-Bong works at night as a bartender. An incident occurred at the university, and he was not allowed to work there for seven (7) years. He was asked to come back and work again as a psychology professor at a major university. As a child, he suffered a frontal-lobe injury, which gifted him with sharpened logical and deductive reasoning.  But it robbed him of the capacity to feel or express empathy, sorrow, love, or other “typical” emotions. Despite his condition, he is a […] The post Dr. Frost (2014) Review ~ Unraveling Minds and Mysteries appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

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“The Divine Move 2: The Wrathful” is a 2019 Korean film, categorized as Action, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, Suspense, and Neo-noir, and streaming on Viki. Memorable Quote (per Review): “One-dimensional characters, comic-bookish exaggeration, numerous plot holes and no real twist – yet the film still manages to be quite fun with adrenaline-pumping action and excitement.” ~ Yoon Min-sik, The Korea Herald (Rotten Tomatoes) SUMMARY: A young boy’s family was destroyed by underground baduk gamblers, and is taken in by mentors who trained him to turn the game into a tool for survival and revenge. His master teacher is killed by the ruthless gambler, and he plunges into the violent world of high-stakes underground gambling. Can mastering the “divine move” heal his past? ♦ Will I Master the Divine Move or Will It Master Me? “The Divine Move 2: The Wrathful” is set during a period in South Korea when underground gambling with the board game “baduk” (GO) has grown into a ruthless, high-stakes world, As a young boy, Gwi-soo’s life is shattered when his father and family are ruined by gamblers and his father’s obsession with baduk leaves them with nothing. Orphaned and alone, Gwi-soo is rescued and taken under the […] The post The Divine Move 2: The Wrathful ~ Baduk, Betrayal, and Revenge appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

New World (2013) is a gripping Korean crime film about loyalty and power. Read our in-depth New World (2013) movie review to see why it redefined the genre.

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