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Move to Heaven korean drama review
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Move to Heaven
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by OrChan12
nov. 9, 2021
10 épisodes vus sur 10
Complété
Globalement 9.5
Histoire 10.0
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 9.0
Musique 9.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 9.0

Can't recomend this drama enough, a hidden jewel on Netflix

I'll say I'm not on the Asparger syndrome spectrum, but I'm glad there is a show with a main character that is.

S. Korea has good dramas, but since "while you were sleeping" there hadn't been a drama that grabbed me that hard like "move to heaven". Every episode was unique on its own and made me cry. There story is well written and I liked the arc both Geuru and Sanggu (especially Sanggu). The stories were varied and it was great, I enjoyed crying every every time. Nothing feels repetitive. I feel like the story is perfectly finished, I don't need a second season.

The acting was good even from supporting cast and Tang Jun Sang is definatly on my list of stars to watch for their next project. As I mentioned, I'm not on the spectrum, so that's not something I can judge, but he clearly stepped into a role that's not easy and he did good job at it IMO.

I like the fact that unlike many dramas, the show didn't use catchy Kpop songs. Don't get me wrong- I LOVE those songs, drama are my only way to be exposed to new great songs. But in this drama I think it actually works with classic music in the background.

I'll admit I didn't understand the last scene- what do white butterflies represent in Korea? (not a spoiler cuz... I'm going to tell in what context they were).

I think the drama is worth watching and I want to tell everyone about it. If I had Youtube channel, I would make a video of how much I loved it.
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