Netflix Top 10 Global series: 'Juvenile Justice' enters list within 2 days of release
In just two days after its release, Netflix's South Korean TV series titled ‘Juvenile Justice’ has climbed into the top ten show rankings on the platform. According to data released by streaming analytics company FlixPatrol on February 27, 2022, this series has topped the charts, pulling down the ‘All of Us Are Dead’ series to the fourth rank. Moreover, ‘Juvenile Justice’ is ranked '#1' in five countries, including Malaysia and Vietnam, and second in Singapore and Taiwan.
Starring famous actors like Kim Hye-soo, Kim Mu Yeol, Lee Sung Min, and Lee Jung Eun, the South Korean series premiered on February 25, 2022, on Netflix. The story follows Shim Eun Seok, a judge assigned to a juvenile court, who openly shows her disgust for juvenile offenders. The main character, Shim Eun Seok is played by veteran actor Kim Hye-soo, who has been in the industry since the 1980s. Despite the fact that ‘Juvenile Justice’ is the 51-year-old actress’ debut Netflix series, her role in the series hiked the viewership as she’s popularly known for films like ‘Kam-bo’, ‘The War of Flower’, ‘The Thieves’ and more.
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Is the series worth the hype?
Absolutely! Fans are already in love with the way the series delivers true scenarios of youngsters and crimes. Directed by ‘Her Private Life’ director Hong Jong chan and based on Kim Min Sook’s script, the entire plot is fresh yet relatable to the audience. The feisty role of Kim Hye Soo and her fearless posture are loved by the fans. One user on Twitter wrote, “#JuvenileJustice is so well-written and it deserves more recognition! It depicts so many social issues about young offenders, mirroring someone's reality in a heartbreaking way. Kim Hyesoo really never disappoints together with Kim Muyeol and other supporting casts of the drama.” Another user said, “I hope more people will talk abt juvenile justice,, it is insanely good and it is more special bcos it is the first korean law netflix original series. kim hyesoo and the other cast are so good! critics have praised it for its realistic portrayal too.”
While only a few days have passed since the series was released on Netflix, people are already out there announcing how good it is. Speaking about it, one user wrote, “Juvenile justice is one of the very few netflix originals that is actually good whys no one talking about it." Another fan replied to a user who mentioned Netflix was not promoting the series well enough, “Ikr!!! That's what I've been thinking since earlier this morning. This legal drama hasn't been promoted properly. I just knew it'd be available yesterday because I already added it on my watch list while it was still on "coming soon" tab of Netflix. 😫” Hopefully, viewers will cave in and make the series shoot to #1 in the global top ten Netflix chart.
#JuvenileJustice is so well-written and it deserves more recognition! It depicts so many social issues about young offenders, mirroring someone's reality in a heartbreaking way.
— ً (@kdramatreats) February 26, 2022
Kim Hyesoo really never disappoints together with Kim Muyeol and other supporting casts of the drama. pic.twitter.com/PnVRpIduLd
i hope more people will talk abt juvenile justice,, it is insanely good and it is more special bcos it is the first korean law netflix original series. kim hyesoo and the other cast are so good! critics have praised it for its realistic portrayal too pic.twitter.com/gJge4X4iRM
— 🧃🍎 (@S0NGJIAN) February 26, 2022
juvenile justice is one of the very few netflix originals that is actually good whys no one talking about it
— 🥨 (@chaeroks) February 27, 2022
Ikr!!! That's what I've been thinking since earlier this morning. This legal drama hasn't been promoted properly. I just knew it'd be available yesterday because I already added it on my watch list while it was still on "coming soon" tab of Netflix. 😫
— park dong hoon's 🍻 (@ohhaeyoung_) February 26, 2022