“My Name” ~ A Woman Seeks Revenge for Her Father's Murder

[cmoneyspinner]

“My Name” is a 2021 Korean drama series, with 8 episodes, and can be categorized as Action, Noir, Thriller and Suspense, Crime and Mystery, Revenge Drama, and Romance. It is streaming on Netflix and is English dubbed. ♦ If Only I Had Known My Father In “My Name”, Yoon Ji-Woo is a typical young adult with a typical parent-child relationship. She thinks her father is never there for her when she needs him and cares more about his work than he does about her. Speaking of work, what kind of work does he do? One night her father desperately wanted to get in touch with his daughter. The work he did was dangerous and he had unintentionally put her in danger. He wanted to take her to a place of safety, so he went to their apartment. But before he opened the door he turned around to face his killer. Her father broke off the key in the lock to prevent her from opening the door. He then placed himself

 

[Belles]

The guy who adopted her is the killer of her dad. I watched this on Netflix before

 

[Awakens]

I binged it in one weekend. Yoon Ji-Woo's journey is so gripping, and Han So-Hee nailed it. Her transformation into Oh Hye-Jin was amazing. I loved the dynamic between her and Jeon Pil-Do. At first, I didn't think they'd get along, but their partnership grew on me. Choi Mu-Jin was a fascinating villain too, with his layers of complexity. Even though some parts were predictable, the action and suspense kept me hooked. Totally recommend it to anyone who loves action-packed dramas with strong female leads.

 

[Demogorgon_Lovato]

The character development and plot twists were spot on. Yoon Ji-Woo's transformation into Oh Hye-Jin was so intense. Han So-Hee's performance was incredible. The tension between her and Jeon Pil-Do kept me invested. Choi Mu-Jin was a fascinating character, and his connection to Ji-Woo added depth to the story. The show had a perfect balance of action and emotional moments. Even though some parts were predictable, the execution was flawless. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good revenge drama with strong characters.

 

[Nadia]

OMG, "My Name" was so good! I couldn't stop watching. Yoon Ji-Woo’s story is super intense and sad. Han So-Hee is amazing as Oh Hye-Jin. The action scenes are epic, and the plot twists kept me guessing. I really liked her relationship with Jeon Pil-Do. They started off not liking each other, but their partnership grew, which was cool to see. Choi Mu-Jin was a great villain, and his connection to Ji-Woo made the story more interesting. Even though some parts were predictable, it was still an awesome watch. If you like action and crime dramas, definitely check it out!

 

[DottyBailey]

"My Name" was a thrilling action from start to finish. Yoon Ji-Woo's character arc was fascinating, and Han So-Hee delivered a powerful performance. The action scenes were intense and well-choreographed. The evolving relationship between Oh Hye-Jin and Jeon Pil-Do added an interesting layer to the story. Choi Mu-Jin was a standout character, and his complex relationship with Ji-Woo made the plot even more gripping. While some parts were predictable, the execution kept me hooked. If you're a fan of action-packed crime dramas with a strong lead, "My Name" is definitely worth your time.

 

[Johan]

I enjoyed "My Name" overall, but I had a hard time buying into Yoon Ji-Woo's ability to take down so many men on her own. Han So-Hee's performance was great, but seeing a relatively small, inexperienced woman suddenly become this unstoppable force felt a bit unrealistic. I know it's fiction, and suspension of disbelief is part of the deal, but it sometimes pulled me out of the story. The action scenes were cool, but maybe they could've shown her gradually getting stronger or working more with a team. Despite this, the storyline and character development were strong enough to keep me watching. Just a heads up if you're into more realistic fight scenes.

 

[KELLY]

This show have an explanation how can a woman will be able to defeat a man in a physical fight realistically.