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The WONDERfools korean drama review
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The WONDERfools
26 people found this review helpful
by BingeEnthusiast
6 days ago
8 of 8 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 7.0

Great Cast, Great Acting, Good Story and Good Music.

I normally don't go for this kind of drama (comedy), but I wanted to watch it because of Cha Eun-woo. I am so happy I did because it was really good! It is a perfect combination of comedy, action, and adventure.

I especially liked the superhero angle. I have seen a lot of superhero movies and series based on Marvel and DC, so it was fun to see a different spin on the genre with unlikely heroes who struggle to control and understand their powers. The writers took a familiar theme and truly made it their own. I was engaged from episode one and ended up binge-watching the whole series.

The cast was fantastic:

Cha Eun-woo plays the perfect reluctant hero who doesn't really want to get involved but can't avoid getting sucked in by this new group of heroes. I really liked his backstory, and you can truly feel his pain over the trauma from his past. His acting was brilliant.

Park Eun-bin plays an out-of-control young woman who suddenly gains superpowers. I loved her chaotic vibe and her "go-getter" mindset. She performed the role fantastically.

Choi Dae-hoon and Im Sung-jae complete the team. They both did a great job of playing unlikely heroes struggling to control their powers and find their own courage.

As always, Kim Hae-sook is a wonderful actress who played the role of the grandmother perfectly. I always love seeing her in dramas.

The music was also great. Having "Creep" by Radiohead start off episode one and using it later on during a big fight scene was a brilliant move—it just fit perfectly. My advice would be: definitely watch it!
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