#Sisyphus series movie
It felt like I was watching a movie because of just how well it was done. It was on a grand scale as the entire city came under fire and everyone fled for their lives. And possibly the most impressive would be the portion of the story that shows the bombing of the city. We also get car chases, gun battles, and plane crashes. Many dramas and movies are lazy when it comes to depicting action, but not so here. The fight scenes are beautifully choreographed and filmed to make them shine. Tae Seul is always McGuyvering his way out of situations while Seo Hae takes everyone out with her kick-butt action skills. We get some gorgeous scenery as well as breathtaking shots of the future apocalyptic world that really depicts the devastation and barren city left behind.īut where it really shines is in its action. Of course, the cinematography is fantastic. Sisyphus: The Myth had a large budget, and it really shows. I initially chalked this kind of stuff up to being convenient plot devices, but it turns out, they actually had a purpose. It seemed silly at the time, but it turns out that he was instructed to wait. Same with the sniper at Tae Seul’s conference who seemed to be taking his sweet time in pulling the trigger as Tae Seul gave his speech. I don’t recall many shows using the fact that what looks like the bad guys being terrible shots despite many of them firing tons of bullets at our heroes as a plot point in that Sigma actually told them to miss on purpose.
Some of them appeared ridiculous at the time, but much to my surprise, towards the end of the drama, they are actually explained. I do want to make note of something concerning some of the eye rolling moments though. But if you can embrace some of these things, Sisyphus: The Myth is a whole lot of fun. It’s a very epic and mind bending plot device which is why I like it so much despite that one issue that always interferes with logic. It’s really one of those things you either can or can’t accept. I’m personally a fan of this type of plot, but it always presents the challenge of how does a time loop get started in the first place since past events rely on future interference to create that future. You should also be aware that it heavily makes use of the classic time loop plot point. There are logic stretches galore and tons of situations that aren’t really believable. It’s a grand dystopian style story that mixes action and thrills with some heart and cheesiness. First things first, in order to enjoy this drama, you really need to role with the punches and embrace it for what it is. Sisyphus: The Myth was such a good time! I had so much fun with this drama. In order to prevent that future, she comes back in time to save Tae Seul. She comes from a dystopian future where she had to survive among gangs and warlord in a destroyed city.
#Sisyphus series series
While looking for answers about his deceased brother, he gets caught up in a series of dangerous events. He is a genius engineer with a successful company that tends to get himself into trouble a lot. Sisyphus: The Myth is a sci-fi thriller about a genius engineer (Jo Seung Woo) who gets involved in a dangerous situation and is saved by a skilled warrior (Park Shin Hye) who comes back in time from a dystopian future.
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