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BORING
I watched this drama on Disney+ till episode 15 then dropped it because I found it boring as they began from the main characters to the main characters parents.At first they die the fl moving then the ml moving into the same town or city as the fl.
I thought the chemistry between the 2 was decent and the story,however, they then made a couple of episodes about there parents which made me lose interest (due to boredom) in the show.
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OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD
WOW just WOW I have no words , so that's it for this review 😫😩..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
p.s. I'm gonna rewatch now 😩😂🥺
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Absolutely amazing
i was hesitant to watch it, because i hadn't heard much about it. But it was charting high. and its charting for a reason, its like an onion, you get new information by every layer and find out that things are connected on a twisted way. if you like dark, supernatural tv shows, then this is it. its dark, it has romance, it has mystery, and it has screwed up stuff. This tv show is like a drug you cant get enough.And I cant wait to watch the last 5 episodes, and hopefully they wornt change my review as it is now.
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Beautiful story of trauma and love
I will preface this review with my admission to my love of superheroes. But I never expected to love it so as to write a review. Let’s start with the obvious: the casting. The superb entourage of both senior and junior actors was fabulous. The cinematography also blew it out the park with a strong sense of color symbolism through the show. Best, the plot stayed true to the webtoon. The flow and the presentation of each aspect of this story was as chaotic as it was alluring, allowing myself to get lost in the world created by Kang Full.Was this review helpful to you?
2nd half: Drama
Ending: Happy
Recommendation: Watch it
This drama show really has it all. Comedy, Drama, Suspense, Horror, Action, etc - all jammed into a great show. The length and pacing was just right, not too long nor too short. It was such an amazing watch, seen it 3 times already. We see different children with super human abilities growing up to be normal and seeing their everyday lives with their parents whom also have abilities themselves while trying to blend in with society under the radar.
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This review may contain spoilers
The first few episodes are really repetitive, especially the part about not arriving at school on time... And the parallel between flying away unintentionally and Lee Jeong-Ha/Bong-seok's attraction to Go Youn-jung/Hui-soo is tiresome. It quickly becomes tedious. We get it, they have powers. Ok. And the heterosexual propaganda is exhausting. We're subjected to it all the time. A boy and a girl can just be friends, it's possible, it happens every day !Some episodes are clearly just filler. 20, apparently too long for our screenwriter friends. So all these twists and turns in the form of flashbacks rather bored me, I have to say. I imagined it would be a "human" series, focusing on these two endearing students, but it veers off into a story involving North Korea, the CIA and who knows what else. It drags on. To be perfectly honest, I couldn't finish it. I'm more upset with myself for not liking this series, which seemed like such a good idea.
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Awesome
MOVING is just as good as the most of the reviews say it is. It’s basically an entertaining thriller, and almost every episode ends in a cliff hanger. Each character is a complete individual--even the villains aren’t totally evil. Everyone’s more or less a victim of their particular circumstances. While certain characters have powers, their abilities often create as many problems as the solve.The story manages to be surprising in spite of the overworked theme. Unlike some other Korean and Chinese dramas, this one never once made me feel that the writers were making it up as they went along. The story was well-crafted, tightly woven, and believable within a fantasy framework.
The back story was parceled out a bit at a time, and sometimes the writers would circle back and fill in the details of a previous scene adding texture to the plot or more dialog to a previous conversation. The visual effects and ost during the final credits for each episode enhanced and deepened the atmosphere.
Because the plot, characterization, and logical development were so well-done, I have very few criticisms. I’ll just mention a couple. It bothered me that Mr. Electric, who went AWOL twice with disastrous effects to the company’s property, was allowed to keep his job as a bus driver. A few weeks before the school year ends, practically the entire school collapses in rubble and ruin, and yet during the graduation ceremony, a few weeks later, everything looks as good as new.
But I’m being a bit picky--it's really quite good.
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Superpowers, family drama, and teenage angst—until it forgets what it wanted to be.
A Promising Superhero Drama That Gets Lost in Its Own Chaos✨ THE GOOD:
Strong family core – The emotional weight of three gifted teens and their parents hits right where it counts.
Unique take on powers – Not just flashy effects, but powers tied closely to trauma and identity.
Solid performances – Lee Je-hoon and the young cast bring believable intensity.
🤯 THE “WAIT, WHAT’S GOING ON?” MOMENTS:
Pacing rollercoaster – It races, then crawls, then runs in circles. Hard to keep up.
Plot overload – Too many villains, mysteries, and side plots—some never fully land.
Genre mix confusion – Sci-fi thriller? Family drama? Coming-of-age? Pick a lane, please.
💔 THE “FAMILY FIRST, BUT PLOT SECOND” FACTOR:
Heartfelt family moments keep you invested, even when the story goes sideways.
The siblings’ struggles feel authentic and grounded amid the chaos.
🎯 VERDICT:
"Like a superpowered family BBQ—lots of fire, some awkward conversations, and unexpected sparks."
Watch if: You want a fresh take on superheroes with emotional depth.
Skip if: You need tight storytelling and a clear direction.
Best paired with: 🍿 A comfy couch and patience for the ride.
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Little Underwhelming
It is indeed a unique story, in the korean ent context ig. it is modeled after a lot of western superhero concept - its almost a copy paste - the only difference is the very strong and very *functional* family value systems. The same old "i have superpowers but people only see to use me as a tool for their own personal gain"As a common problem I see with western platformed /produced k-ent, this drama too was rather shallow and very underwhelming. The score was VERY good. Everyone in the cast was a known face - stalwarts, very good casting. However the plot was very lacking esp for the 20 ep length. I was just about to drop the series , but the story arc about the parents' past awakened my sleeping interest.
In brief
ep 1 to 9 intro
ep 10 to 15 flashback - peak
ep 16 to 20 current and climax
As you can notice the intro section was painfully long. The only interesting part was the middle. There werent any cliffhanger endings - which is good. But they did handle part 3 (and 1 ig) in such a manner to leave a very open space for season 2. Which is frustrating, it seems that is the cause for such a lacky and draggy plot. It makes this show too predictable and brain dead. Many characters who were introduced with a lot of attention just faded out without any use - again ig they kept space for a season x, or spin off y.
peak talent under utilization. i am quite underwhelmed.
yeah you can watch it...
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A Well-Structured Story
Honestly, I really enjoyed this drama. Its biggest strength is definitely the characters and the writing. The world feels rich, detailed, and carefully built, with nothing that feels random or out of place. Every character matters in some way, and I especially loved how morally nuanced they all were. There are no clear “good” or “bad” characters, which makes the story feel much more human and realistic.One of my favorite aspects was the diversity of the cast, especially the representation of characters with autism or intellectual disabilities. I thought it was handled with a lot of care and humanity. The slice-of-life and family-oriented atmosphere was genuinely touching and got me emotionally invested very quickly. The interactions between the characters also felt natural and believable, which made the relationships even more engaging.
The first half of the drama mainly focuses on building the story and setting up the world, but it stays coherent and engaging throughout. The fight scenes were really well choreographed, and the special effects were surprisingly well done too.
My main issue was the pacing and editing. Around episodes 8–10, the drama starts to drag and occasionally feels stretched out just to fit the 20-episode format. The repeated scenes and constant flashbacks slow the momentum down a lot, and sometimes they even interrupt intense or emotional moments with unnecessary callbacks, which kind of kills the tension. I can completely understand why some viewers lost interest during those parts. The ideas themselves were solid, but with tighter editing and better pacing, the drama could’ve been even stronger.
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Warm Moments with a High Possibility of a Bloodbath
Gentle viewers, heed my warning. There was blood—not the sanitized blood spitting of Chinese wuxias, but buckets of the stuff from every gaping wound imaginable. There was violence: horrific tortures and murders. The body count was high. I will admit I had to stop watching some brutal fight scenes, and I had to leave the series at times when my favorite characters were in peril or the situation was too intense. But, I was never bored. If you can stomach that, Moving has memorable characters, ride or die loyalty, and a compelling story.The Good:
• The cast was stellar, the relationships were warm and wonderful, and I loved the heroes and despised the villains.
• The characters were fleshed out (except when their flesh was removed, yikes), their motives were clear, and the actors depicted them wonderfully. No one was cookie cutter, and the series did a competent job of explaining the past in flashbacks to establish the characters, then merging it with the present.
• The tropes were subverted enough that I was never quite sure how things would turn out.
• I treasured the underlying themes of familial love, acceptance of the different, forgiveness to the repentant, and loyalty beyond one's family.
• Unlike so many K-dramas that excuse, overlook, or forgive evil, this one suppled some catharsis to the viewer.
• I appreciated that the writer didn't dumb down his script. He left some things unexplained, and I fully expect to see those integrated into season 2.
The Bad:
• The violence was graphic, and the fight scenes were overly long for me. I understand a fight for survival won't abide by the Marquess of Queensberry rules, and I understand the drama requiring the violence. I'm simply uncomfortable with it.
• I adored Kim Bong Seok, the human equivalent of a Golden Labrador puppy. It's disappointing that the actor, Lee Jung Ha, is in the military and won't be able to continue the role. I will miss his sweet face, and I can't help but think the second season will feel his absence keenly. I suppose this bullet point item technically should be a part of The Good, but I'm so bummed he won't be in season 2. I'd love to see him as a more mature person. The actor gained 66 pounds (!) for the role, and it would be amazing to see him slimmed down and taking after his character's father.
I'm conflicted on the rating, but I have to add a half star for the actors' performances.
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Ambitious, and well executed
This drama is a refreshingly ambitious take on the super hero trope.The writers show respect for their characters all along the way. The huge amount of flash-backs may be too much for some viewers. I was surprised myself by the change in the narrative dynamic around 1/3 of the drama. But, by that time, I was invested enough in the characters that I wanted to know more about them, so I gladfully rode along.
Acting is top-notch. My personal favorite, as an acting performance and as a character arc, was Lee Jung Ha as Kim Bong Seok. Han Hyo Joo as his mother made me cry, and Go Youn Jung as his "friend who's a girl" made me smile. I enjoyed seeing those 3 together.
There were few, if any, frustrating moments: it was a pure joy to watch. Some scenes are breathtakingly intense. The action is brutal.
The special effects are mediocre at times, but the cinematography is brilliant. Lots of little charming details show that this drama was made with heart.
I'm looking forward to rewatching it a few years from now. Hopefully when S02 is released!?
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