"Moving": An Ambitious, Convoluted Tapestry Of A K-Drama
It's already known that I'm not too happy with Disney's ownership of Marvel and the Star Wars franchise. I still feel that Palpatine's (one of the franchise's most beloved evil characters) return in The Rise of Skywalker was nothing more than lame fanservice. I finally finished the Disney series (and I don't know if there's a second season) and I felt it was a very weird series. It felt like mixing X-Men with several other American materials. It's already known how ideas tend to be copied between East and West. Nothing's completely original these days and what matters more is how it's being executed. The story of youngsters and their parents born with superpowers is interesting. However, it can be as ambitious and come out convoluted at the same time. There are many backstories that are slowly revealed along the way. The series first reminds me of taking clear inspiration from X-Men . What happens next is that it almost reminds me of Kamen Ri...