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While watching the film you'll absolutely love the ups and downs of the whole scenario. The things move and how zombies are working in this movie is something I really liked in this film. Everybody does a great job in portraying the characters they are given. Of course, the characters in the film, when it either comes to survival or a zombie apocalypse, can be little frustrating, but again, that's how our story escalates.

Korea knows how to do a zombie genre, anything Korea does when it involves these creatures are great shows/movies to watch. For example, All Of Us Are Dead, Happiness, Train to Busan. It just hits the right spot.

Koo Kyo Hwan is a great actor, it is my first time seeing him in a villain role, and he absolutely nailed it. He has that charisma to go from a sad boy to funny boy to villain man. Jun Ji Hyun, she carried the whole movie. The character who was actually thinking. Who wanted to survive without any casualties. Ji Chang Wook, is an amazing actor, there is no doubt in that. Maybe the character was played by Ji Chang Wook I expected a little bit more? Could have added more to his character but nonetheless, his whole chemistry with his sister played by Kim Shin Rock was great.

I do believe women carried this movies, first we had Jun Ji Hyun then we had Shin Hyun Been. The understanding and urgency they had in grasping the situation was great.

[SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!]

>!1. This bother me personally, but the amount of time that girl saves her bully from getting infected is crazy. Be a hater a little bit. (Although I would have done the same thing!<

>!2. Again, I do think Ji Chang Wook's Character could have been more, he died so easily in my opinion. He has capacity to show more emotions, they didn't use him properly.!<

>!3. All that zombies connecting with each other and gaining consciousness, I loved that zombie evolution. !<

>!4. The Ex-Husband died so early, he should have died a little later, cause it was obvious people would have formed an emotional connection with him. It would have been more impactful. !<

>!5. I know, I just know movie would not have progressed without it, but imagine if that police officer had let Ji Chang Wook bring his sister to saftey; it would have taken like what, 20mins max? But he had to be an arsehole, and suggest something else. And then Ji Chang Wook went completly rogue, honestly, that police guy was not it, but are we surprised? It's always the citizens doing police work. !<

Overall, this movie is enjoyable. You will feel frustrated, annoyed, but you'll be seated till the end.

I absolutely loved this drama, the casting was on point, the direction was good, and yes, the food looked so appetising. I will always love quirky dramas like this. It was funny, silly, and most importantly, it showed how food brings people together.

It is like a love letter to food ( A little exaggerated, lol), but so fun to watch. Park Ji Hoon, obviously a great actor, also shines here. Good to see him in nice silly roles. Lee Hong Nae as Yun Dong Hyeon was a cutie patootie, and I loved him so much. Yoon Kyung Ho as Park Jae Yeong was honestly a great character. He was the MVP cause when the directors gave his character a chance to shine, he shone a lot.

Han Dong Hee as Cho Ye Rin was good. As a woman, I always feel the director can do much better with a female character; it was a good character, I guess, her character highlights how a person with a post lower than any other military official can't really say anything or act on their own. She was righteous, which was good; I liked that about the character. Now, Lee Sang Yi as Hwang Seok Ho was good, loved the silliness and his character development, and apparently, he was supposed to be a guest star, but stayed till the end.

Rest, all the characters were great too, they're silly and fun. It is good to see a warm-hearted military drama. Mostly, I have watched D.P, or other dramas' episodes where there is bullying. Although I can say initially the grumpy guy, aka Kim Gwan Cheol, who turns good, did have some concerning bullying moments, I wish it were silly grumpiness, but it was bullying, that part is a little off, nonetheless, I still enjoyed the character.

These 6 weeks were fun with Kitchen Soilder, this drama makes me love food even more, I hope I'll be able to cook myself some delicious food : )

This movie was great, like it definitely leaves you with a void. I went into this movie thinking, "Oh, we will catch the killer." It was based on a real case, but I have seen people bring their own version of killers, so I thought that this was probably this is the case here too, but no.

Till the end, we do not know who killed. Just like Kim Sang Kyung's character, I was sure that it had to be that handsome guy; people won't suspect him, but he could be. And when they revealed he wasn't, I was like what? There has to be someone? Also, Kim Sang Kyung's character Seo Tae Yoon kept saying the document doesn't lie, then, in the end, when we had the document of that person's innocence, he couldn't trust it. It was like people do work with their instincts a lot, their biases and prejudices.

I understand the hype of the ending now, because the killer is still out there. He is so free that he came to visit his crime scenes again. The girl described the killer as just ordinary, which, in my opinion, meant that these killers are just like other people, and they can mingle with ordinary people. What bias, what prejudice of yours can catch a killer? You can frame a mentally disabled person, a pervert, or a good-looking guy, but do we really know who did it?

Our main character visiting that crime scene is like a void that he can't fill; it's like, who really was? This movie does a really good job in that. It overall balances the vibes of the situation well. It keeps you on the edge. Characters were a little frustrating, but real. I enjoyed them.

I just wanna know what people think about this movie and what they feel.