60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja Soundtrack (

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Rating: 8.10/10 from 1700 votes
Tags: national assembly
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Designated Survivor: 60 days

Title in Italiano:

60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja

Title in Português:

Sobrevivente Designado: Coreia

Synopsis

Park Mu Jin is a former professor of chemistry and now holds the Minister of Environment position. He doesn't have ambition, personal beliefs or political sense.

One day, the cabinet is gathered in the National Assembly for the president's address. A terror attack takes place, killing many government officials, including the President and ministers.

Park Mu Jin is the highest ranking government official left alive. He doesn't want the position, but he must sit as the acting president for 60 days.

Park Mu Jin chases after the person or group responsible for the attack as he grows as a national leader.

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60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja
My Hope
Tomorrow
Faith

User reviews

William King
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja succeeds in immersing the audience in the high-stakes political drama, enhancing the viewing experience and contributing to the overall impact of the series.

Deborah Garcia
7/10

The composition of the soundtrack is masterful, blending orchestral elements with modern sounds to create a dynamic and engaging auditory backdrop for the series.

Charles Baker
5/10

The music also reflects the internal struggles of Park Mu Jin as he navigates his unexpected role as acting president. The emotional depth conveyed through the melodies and harmonies adds layers to the character development and highlights his personal transformation throughout the story.

Donald Wright
5/10

The soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja effectively captures the tension and urgency of the political thriller. The use of dramatic orchestral pieces and intense percussion enhances the suspenseful atmosphere of the plot.

Andrew Hill
2/10

The music composition in 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja often feels disconnected from the intensity and gravity of the plot. Instead of enhancing the suspense and drama of the political thriller, the soundtrack feels out of place and fails to create a cohesive atmosphere for the audience.

William Evans
10/10

The soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja perfectly captures the intensity and drama of the political thriller. The use of suspenseful orchestral arrangements and haunting melodies creates a sense of urgency and tension that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the series.

Lisa Williams
8/10

The music effectively conveys the emotional journey of Park Mu Jin as he reluctantly steps into the role of acting president and evolves into a strong national leader.

Jennifer Wilson
7/10

The soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja perfectly captures the tension and urgency of the political thriller's plot, enhancing the viewing experience.

Stephanie Hill
10/10

Moreover, the emotional depth and complexity of the characters are beautifully complemented by the soundtrack. The poignant piano pieces and melancholic strings enhance the personal struggles and moral dilemmas faced by Park Mu Jin, adding an extra layer of depth to the storytelling. The music truly elevates the series and immerses the audience in the world of political intrigue and moral ambiguity.

Richard Moore
1/10

The soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja feels repetitive and lacks originality. Many of the musical themes and motifs sound recycled and fail to evoke any emotional depth or connection to the storyline.

George Wilson
4/10

The use of traditional Korean instruments in the soundtrack of 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja feels forced and unnatural, detracting from the overall viewing experience. The incorporation of these elements seems superficial and does not add any cultural richness or authenticity to the storytelling.