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Flawed
Move to Heaven is at its strongest when the runtime focuses on the main characters past and relationships. It's at it's weakest when the runtime focuses on the deceased clients, especially the few episodes which felt almost full-length in dedication (gay couple as example).I think this series could spend less time on the deceased clients as noted above, which would have allowed more time to develop Na Mu's character, who felt quite 'left out'. There seemed to be some hints of a romantic subplot with Sang Gu and the social worker but it never went anywhere at all. It would have also been great to see Sang Gu and Geu Roo spend more time together outside of trauma cleaning tasks.
Overall this series presented missed opportunities in developing its main characters further whilst generating a number of subplots to weave throughout the episodic structure. it simply dedicated too much time to one-off stories. The music is not memorable at all.
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