It is worth a watch, but weirdly if you said this series was filmed in the year 2003, I would believe you - minus the implementation of an app. Something about the show looked and felt old.

The message of the series however was excellent. It shows that you can really make ideas work if you have a bond with people who are all aligned on a goal, and emphasising decent values and virtues to attain the goal - people often lose their morality in the name of capitalism, but this series tells you that there's always another way.
It's a good show to watch if you're making a decision in your career and want to be reminded that it's ok to do the right thing.

I loved the character development of Jin-gyu, played by Kim Seon-ho.

I'm not too much a fan of the lead actresses, but Lee Min-young and Kim Hye-ri in the show I must say are incredibly beautiful.

Leia Mais

Favorite zombie series ever, ignore negative reviews!

I am sorry but I'm baffled by some of the negative reviews. I want to contrast it with The Walking Dead which is seen as the greatest zombie series.

All of Us Are Dead is very addictive. Makes you feel claustrophobic in the best possible way. The fear factor of the zombies retained throughout the series. It wasn't like The Walking Dead where zombies merely walk and are treated like jokes.

Another way it wasn't like The Walking Dead is that there is never a dull moment on this show. They keep the plot moving and don't spend too much time in sub-plots away from the main scenes. The formula was just perfect.

Yet another way it wasn't like The Walking Dead is that on this show, they didn't turn it into a political game of humans vs humans. It remained loyal to its gripping core, a zombie survival series.

I never watch K dramas set in High Schools, but this was just brilliant.

I wish there's a Season 2 and they stay loyal to their current winning formula.

Leia Mais