“Blind” ~ A Visually Impaired Woman Wants to be a Cop

[cmoneyspinner]

“Blind” is a 2011 Korean drama movie, categorized as Crime, Serial Killer, Police Procedural Drama, and Thriller. This K-drama film has a Japanese remake titled “Blind Witness” released in 2019. ♦ I’m Blind But Can See Important Clues Most People Miss In “Blind”, Min Soo-Ah is studying hard to become a police officer. Additionally, she takes care of her teenage brother who constantly disobeys her by sneaking out to be with his friends. It’s not like he is getting into trouble. He wants to be a professional break-dancer and can’t understand why his noona doesn’t approve. One night she catches him at the place for the dance tryouts and drags him away. She handcuffs him inside the car and proceeds to take him home. He sees the handcuff keys and tries to grab them. While both are struggling over the keys, she is not paying attention to the road and an accident happens. Her little brother is killed and she survives but is now visually impaired. Does this mean she

 

[Skipper]

This movie is kind of old.
2011 visuals just don't cut it anymore. Can't imagine watching a K-drama movie that old. Give me some high-quality cinematography and special effects, not something that looks like it belongs on a dusty DVD.

 

[Redlips]

"Blind" tries to be too many things at once. Police procedural, serial killer thriller, AND a disability drama? It just felt like a mishmash of genres that never quite gelled.I just couldn't connect with the characters. Min Soo-Ah's whole backstory felt rushed, and the detective partner was just forgettable. Maybe with better character development, I could have cared about the outcome.

 

[Saint Joyce]

I just can't get over how disappointing "Blind" was. I mean, it had such a promising premise, but when it came down to it, the execution just fell flat. The actors did their best, I guess, but the script was just so weak. I was totally hoping for a super suspenseful thriller, but instead, it turned out to be so predictable and totally forgettable.

I don't know how "Blind" got such high ratings – it's a complete mystery to me! The plot was just way too predictable, the dialogue was incredibly cheesy, and don't even get me started on that way-too-convenient ending. It's just another one of those K-Drama movies that gets a lot of hype but seriously lacks substance.

Honestly, there are way better options out there if you're looking for a good K-Drama fix. This one just didn't deliver, and I can't believe it's getting praised like it is.

 

[Montana]

This movie sounds like it could be a great portrayal of overcoming disability. It's important to see characters with different abilities succeeding in various fields, not just the typical ones. Definitely interested in how they showcase the protagonist's heightened senses in the investigation.

 

[Creed Chen]

Okay, I admit it - "Blind" totally won me over. I was worried it would be cheesy melodrama, but it actually had a lot of heart. Sure, Min Soo-Ah makes a mistake, but she doesn't let it define her. And the whole fake witness thing adds a great layer of whodunit mystery. Plus, the detective is a great partner, supportive but not afraid to challenge her.