This newly released drama received a lot of attention from the audience.
On February 25th, the drama Juvenile Justice by Kim Hye Soo was officially released, receiving countless compliments from the audience. The drama is drawn on the law industry but with special crimes which are underage minors legally responsible for their violations. The audience thinks that the drama exploits the character’s psychology well, hitting the feelings of viewers. Also, the performance of the “big sister” Kim Hye Soo in the drama is extremely impressive.
Audience comments:
- Good drama, I’ve only watched the first 2 episodes but I absolutely feel it because the victim’s pain is real and the scriptwriter is very successful in piquing the viewers’ frustration. The situation is just like normal crime dramas, but the psychological analysis are convincing, you should definitely watch it
- It’s very good, watch it everyone, it really hits you in the feelings, overall it’s great
- This drama is similar to a Korean webtoon, which is also about people who rely upon their minor age to murder people and bully others. Both the webtoon and the drama are good
- Kim Hye Soo is so amazing, I can see her credibility just by looking at her face. The drama is excellent even though I’ve only watched 1 episode.
- Hye Soo unnie’s image is so similar to Signal’s but rest assured, she’s so new and amazing, everyone.
- It’s also a drama about law, but it’s not boring at all. The language is not too specialized like Law School but mainly exploits the character’s psychology, the cast is too good, overall 9/10
In Juvenile Justice, Kim Hye Soo plays the role of Shim Eun Seok, a talented judge with an unapproachable appearance. She specializes in handling cases where the perpetrator is a underage, witnessing their pride and contempt thinking that they can easily escape punishment. However, Eun Seok also has her own ways to fight and make young criminals pay the price for the mistakes they make.
Eun Seok’s efforts are also to emphasize that society also needs to be held accountable for the immoral, illegal and barbaric acts of minors.
Juvenile Court has now been released in full.
