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We can be heroes or monsters.
Children who live in hiding with superpowers, along with their parents who live with painful secrets of the past, face enormous dangers together.
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Contemplative, raw, contemporary and unpretentious.
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I watch a lot of South Korean series, because they are mostly clever, well paced and enjoyable. Than along came Moving. No small amount of irony in that title. The one thing this series doesn't do well, is move the story forward. Its molasses slow, painfully pedestrian and largely devoid of excitement. The preview for this thing is completely at odds, with what's actually on offer. That amounts to a dreary school/teenie drama with the faintest hint of a action/superhero series. Acting is worthwhile but regrettably, there's not a lot for the cast to hang there hat on here, in my opinion. In summary, I can't think of anything positive to say here, so I'll leave it at that.
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