Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Regiontakes the formula of Netflix blockbuster Money Heist , Transfer it from Spain to the Korean Peninsula. It's 2025. North Korea and South Korea are taking tentative steps to unify, starting with a city they both operate, called the Joint Economic Zone (JEA). One of the important places is the mint where the JEA currency is printed and stored. It will be the target of a group of new professors and thieves in his city name.
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Opening Shot:A girl in a school uniform dances to the BTS on the stairs of a North Korean school.
Key points: A criminal mastermind called Professor (Yoo Ji-Tae), Rank and File struggle to infiltrate Mint and steal 4 trillion won, Bring together a super team of disappearing criminals. The first crew we see is Tokyo (Jung Jung-soo), a college student who has the nickname of the city he wants to visit, but is dancing to the BTS. She is our narrator. You can see how she turned into a trivial crime after she moved to JEA. The professor saved her from being killed in her dangerous robbery.
Tokyo and other groups — Rio (Lee Hyun Woo), father and son teams Moscow (Lee Won Jung) and Den Bar (Kim Ji Hoon), Berlin (Park Hess), Nairobi (Chan Yun Ji) , Helsinki (Kim Ji Hoon), Oslo (Lee Kyu Ho) — Infiltrate Mint and carry out the professor's complex plans. Part of the plan was to participate in a gun battle with police, put hostages in their signature jump suits and masks, and be especially military-oriented to South Korean negotiator Song Woo-jin (Kim Yun-jin). Includes inadvertently helping strong people in North Korea, Captain ChaMoo-hyuk.
Reminds me of what is displayed.Well, of course, the original MoneyHeist. But this is also a classic robbery story, robberyand great robberyAnd old series like Prison Break and Good Girls
56} Our view:We usually don't do "short stories of long stories" reviews (after all, you don't get paid for a one-sentence review), but in short: you If you are a fan Money Heist, Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic AreaLong version: Money Heist: Korearaises all the same inventory and inventory issues that drove the Spanish original, but Korean dramas like the squid gameare popular here. Add everything you made to the state. The professor and his crew are all introduced in an instant way to show what they bring to the team. Tokyo is our narrator and much of the story is central. The first episode has twists and turns, like how the professor can take advantage of the North-South competition. And there are plenty of places for crew and hostages to throw monkey wrench into the professor's finely tuned plans.
But that's all done through Korean lenses. Even the monetary bureaus in this fictitious co-economic region, the target of robbery, make the show more like a Korean brother than just a remake. This speaks to the idea that South Korea will meet again in the near future. Inserting the issues that may arise from the reunification creates a story element that separates this version from the Spanish original.
Yu as a professor, Jung as Tokyo, and Kim as Song Woo Jin all have great performances, each providing the right tone to make the show less and the best robbery. To do. A series of and more layered treaties on the economic gap that everyone is suffering at this stage of world history.
Sex and Skin:Although not the first episode, Tokyo rarely escapes sexual attacks before being "discovered" by a professor.
Farewell shot:The crew discovers how to escape for 4 trillion won when they find a printer. “This will be a revolution in the history of crime,” says the professor at the planning stage.
Sleeper Star:Park Hess is Berlin, one of the few people to escape from a concentrated camp in North Korea. He looks cool under pressure and could be the leader of the crew on the ground alongside Tokyo.
Most pilot lines:When the daughter of the US ambassador enters the museum at the Monetary Authority with her class, Nairobi says "munchkin comes in" in Berlin. She "munchkin." She asks Tokyo. "Anything that makes sense is true," Nairobi replies.
Our call:STREAMIT. Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Areaeffectively sets up a central robbery, provides all characters, and puts the story in a very Korean context.
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