Jiyuu
Quite chill and easy-going amidst the danger, sprinkled with bits of romance
This isn’t your usual zombie apocalypse. Not so much on the plot but on the overall vibe and tone.
Our leads are capable, level-headed, and work great as a team. They complement each other’s strengths and weaknesses. Their partnership is rooted in trust and years of friendship.
The show’s length works very well in fleshing-out the story and various characters’ motivations (as opposed to 2-hour movies) but it’s also short enough that viewers don’t get exhausted with the twists (compared to the usual 16-episode kdrama length).
I’d say this is one of those few shows where the stars in the sky actually aligned and all the elements that make a show work, works.
There are no weak links in the actors and the characters they play. The plot is familiar yet compelling from the start and it shines because it's written tightly with a dose of freshness . The director's vision, pacing and overall production values match the story well.
All these together culminate into 12 hours of awesome. Highly recommended.
Our leads are capable, level-headed, and work great as a team. They complement each other’s strengths and weaknesses. Their partnership is rooted in trust and years of friendship.
The show’s length works very well in fleshing-out the story and various characters’ motivations (as opposed to 2-hour movies) but it’s also short enough that viewers don’t get exhausted with the twists (compared to the usual 16-episode kdrama length).
I’d say this is one of those few shows where the stars in the sky actually aligned and all the elements that make a show work, works.
There are no weak links in the actors and the characters they play. The plot is familiar yet compelling from the start and it shines because it's written tightly with a dose of freshness . The director's vision, pacing and overall production values match the story well.
All these together culminate into 12 hours of awesome. Highly recommended.
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