A trainee Chinese spy mistakes a buffoonish private detective for her contact. Together, they seek to uncover a South Korean gun-smuggling ring.
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Title: Mission Possible (2021)
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| Kim Young-kwang | ... | Woo Su-han | |
| Sun-Bin Lee | ... | Yoo Da-hee | |
| Dae-hwan Oh | ... | Jeon Hoon | |
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Seo Hyeon Cheol | ... | Chief Detective |
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Byung Mo Choi | ... | Team Leader Chao |
| Tae-hoon Kim | |||
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Sang-hong Lee | ||
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Ji-Hoon Lee | ||
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Park Ji Yun | ... | Do Du-ho's mom (as Park Ji-Yeon) |
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Jin-su Park | ... | Detective |
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Roh Yeong-hak | ... | Hacker |
| Kwang-hoon Na | |||
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Gi-hwan Shin | ... | NIS agent |
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Beom-sik Seo | ||
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Kwang-Jae Park | ||
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A chinese secret agent Da-hee receives intel that a large number of illegal firearms are being smuggled into Korea and is sent to investigate the case. She meets Su-han, who was supposed to help her with the case but due to his lackluster skills, they keep fighting over really trivial things. But as their witnesses are suddenly murdered, the two of them quickly become the prime suspects. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
South KoreaLanguage:
KoreanRelease Date:
17 February 2021 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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One of the things I like about this movie is the comedy doesn't interfere with the action. It's not slap-stick humor either. Also, a few of the action scenes are bloody, whether it's knife-play or gun-play. I'm surprised South Korea produced such a movie in the action-comedy genre, but it's a welcome surprise. Just as typical action-comedy films from South Korea, the two leads are bad-asses. But, it gets hinted at from the very beginning, so it's not like it's thrown into the audiences face unrealistically, half-way or even toward the end, like Extreme Job did.