The criminal thinks he’s off scot-free, but our hero has other plans. But, as you might expect, the cab is not just a cab. Our hero is KIM DO-KI ( Lee Je-hoon) and we first meet him as a pretty standard taxi driver - he pulls up onto the scene just as a criminal is being released early from his lifelong sentence.
The drama leads with its mood and style, even though we first meet our main characters in their cover stories, not their clandestine side missions. If there’s one thing that stands out right away in the premiere week of Taxi Driver, it’s the richness of the world it creates. Note: This is an opening week review only.
But, when it’s Lee Je-hoon that’s driving the revenge plot (pun intended), that might not matter so much, since he can easily convince me that the story is real, and the stakes are high. The drama excels in style, attitude, and world-building, but leaves a little to be desired when it comes to rich character development. Justice is delivered under cover of taxi cabs in SBS’s latest crime thriller Taxi Driver. 33 ApApTaxi Driver: Episodes 1-2 (Review) by missvictrix
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