Orphaned of not having a Korean series that hooks you to the core? Relax everyone, we have the series that will give you back the illusion of spending hours in front of the TV.
The new Calamari Game is here and you can already watch it streaming on Hulu and Disney Plus (if you are in Spain only on the latter).
The new series is called Moving and is a star-studded Korean spy thriller that has become the most-watched Disney+ series in the Asia-Pacific region right now.
It’s also the biggest series premiere Disney Plus has ever had in Korea and it’s available everywhere, so run to catch up, the vacations are over and you won’t be keeping up with the office.
What’s Moving all about? That’s the best part
If you haven’t been bitten by the Moving bug yet, you’re in luck. It’s based on a popular webcomic and features Korean stars in a story of spies trying to protect their super-powered children from sinister government agencies.
Right now, Moving has a whopping 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, although that’s based on less than 50 ratings. But early reviews are also very positive.
Some point out its similarities to Heroes, which NBC aired in 2006. They point out that one of the strengths of the series is that the creator of the webcomic, Kang Full, also writes the series, so it is faithful to the original without some of the messes that often ruin adaptations of shiny things.
I’m definitely going to give it a chance, and I think you should too, since there aren’t many releases this weekend and until One Piece hits Netflix next week we’re all pretty much free.
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