well i also want a season 2 but i dont think that will ever happen.
You are right, I don't think they will produce a season2 for this drama. It's too late now. I chose this alias-name because I write a fanfic of Season2 of this drama. So people curious about it can find informations on my profile page. I'm doing it as faithfully as possible, using the korean screenplay format (and studying W screenplay, as the writer published it on internet), plus extra visuals because today people enjoy more watching something than reading.
Electric man destroy 3 bus, but is never fired. LOL!It's why it's a bit confusing about timeline, because in a…
Thanks for the information. I missed the blink eye about the tracker.
See what you say here: "Supernatural stuff will never be explained exhaustively without plot holes because it’s not based in reality. It’s magic and defies physics and sciences at its core." Like many people, you confuse realism and coherence. A plot-hole is when the writer break the logic of the narrative or its own fantasy system.
About superpowers in this drama, my concern is more the lack of information and the blur than plot-hole. Apart the regnerating guy not regenerating something when another one does, I don't see much problems.
An example from another drama: Strong Girl Namsoon. Girl with super-strength. She stops a crashing plane by holding the wheel. Her shoes are intact after that. It ignores basic laws of physic. In Moving, it would be a problem. But in Strong Girl Namsoon, not so much because the own system of this drama is something totally cartoonish.
Well put, better said than I how I tried to come across in my comment. I just don't understand how after he left…
My main point is I enjoy something not boring, not that I'm an action addict. Your post made me remember that, a book I'm re-reading "Writing for emotional impact", see that excerpt: https://i.postimg.cc/Hs5sVnZv/2023-10-22-06h26-04.png Now, I would take a scene at random during ep1-6, I have more than 50% to find something boring. Note that episode 8-9 are also rather slow, not much action, but there is a story, and scenes render well the love tension during the spy mission. It's not boring.
Well put, better said than I how I tried to come across in my comment. I just don't understand how after he left…
This drama exausted my patience for sloooow paced episodes and loooong shots. It's a miracle I didn't drop. I find no excuse for boring content. It's the worst flaw a drama can have. Give me tropes, clichés, plot-holes or stupidities, I can be ok as long as it's not boring. I don't care it balances something or there is some use. Watching is a torture and I have to force myself like crazy while suffering. From this point, I don't see any reason to continue to watch, I'm not maso.
Some plot-hole I noticed. But probably there are more.See below in spoiler tag:
Electric man destroy 3 bus, but is never fired. LOL! It's why it's a bit confusing about timeline, because in a scene I expected him to be fired, but as he's still driving the bus, I was thinking it was a flashback. But no. He certainly have a killing bus licence.
North korean commander force guys to jump off a cliff. So the survivors will be the ones with super-power. It's ok for flying or super-health ones. But what if there is a guy with super-smart brain or any other useful super-power? They'll just kill their best superhumans with this method.
Super-powers are imprecise, difficult to know who do what. - Super-health seems to give also some super-strengh. - Why a guy with super-regeneration can't regenerate his eye? When before, another guy like that is shoot with heavy ammunition (enough to destroy any organ). - Flying maybe not just flying but also some kind of super-resistance. - Super-strength give also super-speed, but here it's logical. - Electric is the most useless superpower, why not. - I still don't know if the guy with tracking ability is just a talentuous detective (think about the movie "The Hunted") or his hunting skill is a super-power.
The drama made flying the best ability, when in normal time, you just ask "... and?". Flying is often a little bonus on top of super-strength, laser vision (see superman, iron-man). But the drama is sucessful about showing how this ability is useful.
I ended the drama, it's not a big spoiler to say that: - Part 1 is a slug. Don't drop the drama, just endure the 6 boring episodes. - Part 2 is background stories. All interesting. I liked a lot the first one (love story in spy world). - Part 3 is the next plot, mostly spectacular action. High budget. The story is a bit woobly, but considering this kind of structure was never made, I find that interesting. The drama looks more like a movie than a drama. Because it's violent and gruesome sometimes. Also the cinematography is close to a movie. Just, too much slow shots.
Korean viewers actually liked the beginning too so it was successful overall. The writer said it was a risky decision…
Well, the result should work for the audience, not the production team. ^^ I ended the drama. Better than I expected. Lot of action scenes in the last part. I understand more why it has a so big budget. It's movie quality.
Can see where you're coming from as Benoît Brisefer was my favourite comics when I was little. There are many…
Im so happy to meet someone who know the reference. I'll drop my expectations and keep watching as it is. I think I've got a crush on the mother on her batwoman motorcycle. LOL.
To help people to like this drama. (as I'm from people who don't really like it) Look at the cover: comic book cuts.
Previous "strong woman" drama, the writer tried to mix something "real" and something goofy. It was ok for me because the comedy was better when something is real.
But now, after 4 episodes and the obvious clue of this cover, the writer just want to tell a fully cartoonish story. So.... why not. I don't like because many movies were made like that and I didn't liked most of them. And even a veteran actress like Kim Hae Sook have trouble to make something. But I'm not close-minded. So let's see.
Additional proof: In episode 1, Mongolia, Nam Soon launches a metallic bell into the sky. In an absurd way, the bell lands in South Korea... on the head of the male lead!!! In a realistic way, he should have his skull exploded and die right away.
This drama will be a cartoon, or an unrealistic comic book of this kind: https://100pour100news.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/le-taxi-rouge-benoit-brisefer-arpe01_1_petit.jpg ("Benoit Brisefer", means Benoit -Break Iron-, belgium comic books from the 60s-70s, by author Peyo -the guy who created "The Smurfs". A kid with super-strength. He loose his super-power each time he catches a cold, in the same way Nam Soon loose it if she commit something bad)
Laboratory scene: the scientist explains that they've made a drug 400 times more potent than fentanyl. And this…
Maybe, but anyway it's a concept used in so many movies, comics or series. Basic example: Captain America. This drama really need something like that, because it would be too easy for the heroine. She needs to confront super-human opponent. It's a shift from the previous "strong woman" drama.
I'm doing it as faithfully as possible, using the korean screenplay format (and studying W screenplay, as the writer published it on internet), plus extra visuals because today people enjoy more watching something than reading.
See what you say here:
"Supernatural stuff will never be explained exhaustively without plot holes because it’s not based in reality. It’s magic and defies physics and sciences at its core."
Like many people, you confuse realism and coherence. A plot-hole is when the writer break the logic of the narrative or its own fantasy system.
About superpowers in this drama, my concern is more the lack of information and the blur than plot-hole. Apart the regnerating guy not regenerating something when another one does, I don't see much problems.
An example from another drama: Strong Girl Namsoon.
Girl with super-strength. She stops a crashing plane by holding the wheel. Her shoes are intact after that. It ignores basic laws of physic. In Moving, it would be a problem. But in Strong Girl Namsoon, not so much because the own system of this drama is something totally cartoonish.
https://i.postimg.cc/Hs5sVnZv/2023-10-22-06h26-04.png
Now, I would take a scene at random during ep1-6, I have more than 50% to find something boring. Note that episode 8-9 are also rather slow, not much action, but there is a story, and scenes render well the love tension during the spy mission. It's not boring.
But now, let's see the real stats about disney subscriptions:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1095372/disney-plus-number-of-subscribers-us/
They loose subscribers.
Just, Moving isn't the cause of this, and is certainly a better show than the woke crap they produce now, destroying franchises like Star Wars or Marvel. I don't watch, so I can't know the magnitude of the disaster, but occasionnaly, I enjoy a video from these guys:
https://www.youtube.com/@NerdroticDaily
https://www.youtube.com/@TheCriticalDrinker
It's why it's a bit confusing about timeline, because in a scene I expected him to be fired, but as he's still driving the bus, I was thinking it was a flashback. But no. He certainly have a killing bus licence.
North korean commander force guys to jump off a cliff. So the survivors will be the ones with super-power. It's ok for flying or super-health ones. But what if there is a guy with super-smart brain or any other useful super-power? They'll just kill their best superhumans with this method.
Super-powers are imprecise, difficult to know who do what.
- Super-health seems to give also some super-strengh.
- Why a guy with super-regeneration can't regenerate his eye? When before, another guy like that is shoot with heavy ammunition (enough to destroy any organ).
- Flying maybe not just flying but also some kind of super-resistance.
- Super-strength give also super-speed, but here it's logical.
- Electric is the most useless superpower, why not.
- I still don't know if the guy with tracking ability is just a talentuous detective (think about the movie "The Hunted") or his hunting skill is a super-power.
The drama made flying the best ability, when in normal time, you just ask "... and?". Flying is often a little bonus on top of super-strength, laser vision (see superman, iron-man). But the drama is sucessful about showing how this ability is useful.
- Part 1 is a slug. Don't drop the drama, just endure the 6 boring episodes.
- Part 2 is background stories. All interesting. I liked a lot the first one (love story in spy world).
- Part 3 is the next plot, mostly spectacular action. High budget.
The story is a bit woobly, but considering this kind of structure was never made, I find that interesting. The drama looks more like a movie than a drama. Because it's violent and gruesome sometimes. Also the cinematography is close to a movie. Just, too much slow shots.
See below in spoiler tag:
I ended the drama. Better than I expected. Lot of action scenes in the last part. I understand more why it has a so big budget. It's movie quality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMqx_Ju_wpw
If I can't dare to say that, please just kill me and bury me, or make me a zombie.
I'll drop my expectations and keep watching as it is.
I think I've got a crush on the mother on her batwoman motorcycle. LOL.
Look at the cover: comic book cuts.
Previous "strong woman" drama, the writer tried to mix something "real" and something goofy.
It was ok for me because the comedy was better when something is real.
But now, after 4 episodes and the obvious clue of this cover, the writer just want to tell a fully cartoonish story. So.... why not. I don't like because many movies were made like that and I didn't liked most of them. And even a veteran actress like Kim Hae Sook have trouble to make something. But I'm not close-minded. So let's see.
Additional proof: In episode 1, Mongolia, Nam Soon launches a metallic bell into the sky. In an absurd way, the bell lands in South Korea... on the head of the male lead!!! In a realistic way, he should have his skull exploded and die right away.
This drama will be a cartoon, or an unrealistic comic book of this kind:
https://100pour100news.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/le-taxi-rouge-benoit-brisefer-arpe01_1_petit.jpg
("Benoit Brisefer", means Benoit -Break Iron-, belgium comic books from the 60s-70s, by author Peyo -the guy who created "The Smurfs". A kid with super-strength. He loose his super-power each time he catches a cold, in the same way Nam Soon loose it if she commit something bad)