Mission: Cross

Kang-mu and Mi-seon manage to infiltrate the location where Hee-ju, who is actually General Park, is laundering stolen money and controlling her mercenaries. In a dramatic confrontation, they devise a plan to stop her and her operation. Mi-seon, a sharpshooter, plays a vital role by taking out an oxygen tank to cause an explosion, which helps halt her schemes. Despite her plans to share the fortune, Hee-ju is ultimately defeated, and the stolen money is recovered. However, Kang-mu and Mi-seon decide to turn the stolen funds over to the authorities, embracing their roles as protectors of justice rather than profit. As they walk away from the scene, they are briefly detained for questioning, but this does not diminish their sense of accomplishment. They then continue their partnership, working on crimes together, and combatting a criminal who eerily resembles Kang-mu from Gwangju, hinting at a possible new chapter involving his unknown twin brother. The film’s final twist cleverly references Netflix’s series Narco Saints, merging the worlds of the two characters and suggesting a playful connection that underscores Kang-mu’s past as a drug lord and pastor, adding a layer of humor and meta-commentary to the story. Ultimately, Kang-mu and Mi-seon’s victory isn’t just about stopping Hee-ju, but about their reconciliation and new beginning, strengthened by honesty and teamwork. Their journey ends with a promising hint of future adventures, intertwined with a clever nod to Kang-mu’s complex past.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44