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Rebel: Thief Who Stole the People korean drama review
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Rebel: Thief Who Stole the People
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by bomhee
mar 4, 2019
30 of 30 episodios vistos
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Global 8.0
Historia 8.0
Actuación/Reparto 9.0
Música 8.0
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I don't normally watch historical/sageuk dramas, but this one intrigued me for its supernatural elements, but man does it go so much deeper than that.

On surface level, it is a rather simple story of the lowest of the lowest overcoming their masters and ultimately the king with a typical "everyone is equal" sort of message.

But it's really about how each plot point is solved and overcome that's both intriguing and clever. The way that it captures the back stories of every single character really shows that everyone is really just a slave of the system.

The acting is superb on all accounts with my opinionated stand out performances being that of Kim Sang Jung and Yoon Gyun Sang. Without spoiling anything, their acting within the acting in the drama were the highlights for me, although this is partly due to their roles as well.

The music also really captures both the silly and quirky aspects of the drama, as well as the serious elements very well. Ahn Ye Eun's voice and music is absolutely made for historical dramas.

Not sure if I would watch it again (mainly because it is quite long, and does start to drag a little nearer to the end), but all in all this was a fantastic drama on all accounts.
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