She's on Duty

Synopsis

She's on Duty is a South Korean comedy-action film released in 2005, featuring the talented Kim Seon-a in the lead role. The story revolves around a tough, no-nonsense female police officer, who goes undercover to investigate a high-profile case involving a notorious crime syndicate. As she delves deeper into the world of crime, her tough exterior begins to crack when she gets close to a charming yet suspicious man. Throughout her journey, hilarity ensues as she navigates the challenges of maintaining her cover while trying to uphold her duties as a police officer. Packed with slapstick humor, action sequences, and a hint of romance, this film offers a unique blend of genres, capturing the essence of her dual identity. The movie explores themes of bravery, feminine strength, and the struggle between justice and love, all while keeping audiences entertained with its lighthearted approach to serious themes.

Cast

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  Kim Seon-a

  Chun Jae-in

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  Gong Yoo

  Kang No-young

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  Nam Sang-mi

  Seung-hee

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  Kim Sang-ho

  Detective Kang

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  Noh Joo-hyun

  Detective Chun

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  Hong Soo-ah

  Jo Hye-ryung

Reviews

She's on Duty garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.2/10, indicating a moderate reception. Critics have remarked on Kim Seon-a's performance, describing her portrayals as both comedic and action-oriented, showcasing her versatility as an actress. One reviewer commented, 'Kim Seon-a brings a refreshing energy to the film, making it enjoyable despite its formulaic plot.' However, some critiques pointed out the predictable storyline, noting, 'While it has its moments, the film often falls into clichéd tropes of the genre, lacking in originality.' Rotten Tomatoes does not have a critic score but audience reviews reflect a similar sentiment, often praising the humor but critiquing the depth of the plot. Metacritic has listed mixed user reviews as well, indicating that while many found it entertaining, others felt it could have benefited from a more compelling narrative arc. Overall, She's on Duty remains a fun option for those looking for light-hearted entertainment, albeit with its share of flaws.