Two Weeks

"Two Weeks" is a South Korean television drama that aired in 2013, starring Lee Joon-gi in a compelling role as Kim Su-ho. The series follows Su-ho, a man wrongfully accused of murder, who learns he has a terminal illness and just two weeks to prove his innocence and protect his daughter, whom he just discovered. Blending elements of thriller, human emotion, and paternal devotion, the show delivers intense action sequences alongside heartfelt moments, depicting a desperate race against time. The gripping narrative explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between a father and his child.

Critically, "Two Weeks" received generally positive reviews for its engaging storyline and Lee Joon-gi's powerful performance. On IMDb, it holds a solid rating of 7.9/10, reflecting audience appreciation for its pacing and character development. Reviewers praised the show's blend of thriller and melodrama, noting that it maintains suspense while exploring emotional depth. The Korea Times highlighted Lee Joon-gi's "convincing portrayal" and the series' "tight storytelling that keeps viewers hooked." However, some critiques pointed out occasional narrative clichés common in K-dramas, and a few reviewers felt supporting characters could have been more developed. Rotten Tomatoes does not provide an official rating for this series, but user reviews align with the consensus that "Two Weeks" is a thrilling watch with memorable performances and a compelling plot. Overall, it stands out as a notable crime thriller within Korean television.