Cuenta la historia de un equipo de fútbol de bajo rendimiento. Un día, el equipo fue adquirido por una agencia, y el propósito de la adquisición no era mejorar la fuerza del equipo, sino comercializarlo y volver a obtener ganancias. Después de que la agencia se hizo cargo del equipo, despidió decisivamente a todos los jugadores con apariencia fea y los obligó a ser reemplazados por artistas atractivos como nuevos miembros del equipo. Esta absurda transformación ha llevado al equipo de fútbol del estadio al escenario del espectáculo, desencadenando una serie de historias hilarantes y sugerentes. (Fuente iQIYI) Edit Translation
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- Park Jong HunDo Ji UPapel principal
- Ko Deok WonYoo Gang JaePapel principal
- Hwang Yun JeYun Tae YeongPapel principal
- Hong Dong GeonLee Seon BinPapel principal
- Lim Jeong GyuHan Don HuiPapel principal
- Lee Jae JunKayPapel principal
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Buena premisa, mal desarrollado.
Fue tan malo que me gustó 🤭honestamente no sé por qué la seguí viendo hasta el final, es un drama con muchas deficiencias, creo que pudieron hacer algo mucho mejor si quitaban algunas sub tramas y daban más tiempo a la pareja principal para desarrollar su romance y a la secundaria (que me gustó mucho) también pudieron sacarle más provecho, la verdad tenían mucha química que quedó desperdiciada. aún así, para un rato de distracción y si quieres ver algo ligero y sin complicaciones es una buena opción
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I am tired of dramas giving me plot points, rather than plotlines.
I honestly do not understand why writers, directors, producers - anyone and everyone who has any say in the final product, are so stubborn into adding so many unnecessary plot lines and characters, when the majority of the short shows would work so much better with minimal effort, serving just the good vibes.What I enjoyed about the show: the dynamics between the leads. The tiny twist to “enemies to lovers” trope was done in a refreshing way - adding both the tension and comedy depending on the situation. I liked how consistent the characters were. Best example - the difference in their dreams, and how it then corresponds to reality. Tiny details that just made sense. I liked how they both had clear internal issues they had to work through, and how they unintentionally helped each other deal with them.
I also liked the initial disagreements in the team based on their completely different goals and motivations. Them slowly starting to work together when they understood they can both benefit from cooperation was for sure one of the highlights.
And that would be enough for an 8 episode drama to be good. Focus and develop just these two aspects of the plot. But no, you need to make it more complex than it needs to be, add more unnecessary external drama. Create a huge issue just to solve it in 5 minutes. Why? I am tired of dramas giving me plot points, rather than plotlines. Nothing is developed or truly explained, because there is not time to do that.
I love how the poster makes it seem like it will focus on football, and have a rather big cast of important characters, when in reality the football did not matter at all and half of the people we see in the poster are there to fill the space so the locker room will not look too empty. They used their phones to film content more often than they kicked ball. Where was the balance?
The performances were rather good. Nothing too amazing, but I partially blame it on choppy editing and not so smooth storytelling. For a tiny budget it apparently had, the production was good. For sure did not stand out in a negative way compared to the majority of the other k-bl from the past few years.
Overall, it was not bad, but it was not good? The type of a show you won’t regret watching, but it’s not exactly something you would recommend others to watch either.
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