Seoul Escape was fundamentally an action film.

But not the kind where people fought each other.

The gas leak victims behaved like zombies, attacking those around them.

However, the movie wasn’t about fighting them.

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Running away.

Hiding.

And ultimately, escaping.

The goal was survival—not saving the world.

The protagonists weren’t tasked with fixing the disaster.

That job belonged to the military and the police.

‘Still, the escape sequences are the core of this movie.’

It wasn’t as if the characters did nothing.

They helped others escape, saving countless lives along the way.

They showed what it meant to be everyday heroes.

Their key skill?

Climbing.

Scaling walls.

The movie also incorporated parkour elements.

Seoyeon had no issues with that kind of action.

If there had been scenes involving direct combat, it might have been trickier.

But Seoul Escape was different.

Seoyeon had no hesitation accepting the role, precisely because it didn’t focus on fighting.

That was something she’d have to do endlessly in Mine, the next film on her schedule.

“What do you think, Seoyeon? Are you okay with this?”

Director Jo Bangwoo asked carefully.

If Seoyeon was uncomfortable, they could always test her skills separately.

There was no need to accept Hwang Minhwa’s suggestion.

‘This is tricky.’

Seoyeon’s wry smile wasn’t due to nerves.

‘How much should I show?’

That was the real issue.

Climbing fast wouldn’t be a problem.

If she really wanted to, she could probably just jump to the top.

* “I thought unification was finally happening.”

* “There goes my excuse to dodge military service.”

* “Kyungsung Lady.”

* “So who’s stronger, Ju Seoyeon or a missile?”

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