Runway Cop

A dim-witted, unemployed man who is obsessed with fashion agrees to go undercover as a model in a police sting operation to catch a notorious crime boss. He must maintain his cover during a high-profile fashion show while dealing with his own clumsiness and a growing connection with a fashion designer.

Runway Cop was a commercial success in South Korea, becoming one of the highest-grossing domestic films of 2012. While audiences generally found it entertaining for its comedic elements and action sequences, critical reviews were mixed, often citing the predictable plot and the lead actor's performance as the main draws.

• Praised for its lighthearted humor and energetic action.
• Cited as an enjoyable, albeit formulaic, comedy.
• The lead actor's comedic timing and charisma were often highlighted.

Google audience: Audience reception generally leaned positive, appreciating the film's comedic premise and entertaining performances. Many viewers found it to be a fun and light watch, suitable for a casual movie night, though some noted the plot's lack of originality.

Kang Ji-hwan, the lead actor, reportedly underwent extensive training to learn how to walk like a model for his role, despite playing a character who is initially clumsy.