Moving Episodes 10 and 11 Reactions: Directed by Park In-je and written by Kang Full, who also wrote the webcomic on which the series is based, Moving is a sci-fi mystery action-thriller Korean drama series starring Lee Jung-ha, Kim Do-hoon, Ko Yoon-jung, Han Hyo-joo, Ryu Seung-ryong, Zo In-sung and Kwak Sun-young in lead roles. The 20-part series released 7 episodes on August 9, 2023, each with a runtime of 50-60 minutes. Every Wednesday, the show will air two episodes and wrap the series with three episodes on September 20, 2023.
The sci-fi drama (무빙) follows three students, Kim Bong-seok, Jang Hee-soo and Lee Gang-hoon, who have special powers that they must keep hidden from the outside world. The special powers, which include that of flight (Bong-seok), academic brilliance & regenerative healing (Hee-soo) and uncanny power & speed (Gang-hoon), passed down from their parents can and might be used by unsavoury individuals. As the students try to navigate teenage and the pressures of school while juggling with their powers, the parents try their best to keep their children safe away from prying eyes.
Lee Jung-ha was last seen in 2021’s Nevertheless, Do-hoon’s last venture was 2022’s The Law Cafe, and Yoon-jung was last seen in 2022’s Alchemy of Souls: Light and Shadow and Alchemy of Souls.
Moving Episodes 10 and 11 shows the life of Ju-won before being recruited by the South Korean government. Ju-won who has the power to feel no pain and instantly heal from his wounds, dedicates his life to his mafia gang leader Gwang-jin. However, when his boss joins hands with the Ulsan leader, the man behind all the chaos, Ju-won loses his cool. However, Gwang-jin still likes Ju-won and tries to make him understand.
Things go out of hand when their gang member Min-ki decides to betray both Gwang-jin and Ju-won. Ju-won has never killed people but only tends to beat them. After escaping from his possible death, he kills the Ulsan leader and tears Min-ki’s cheeks, leaving him to live with the scar. After getting rid of his life, he struggles to survive since he has always been fighting and bruising people.
A coffee lady, Ji-hee changes his life by being beside him and talking to him. When Mr. Min from the Namsan agency hears about Ju-won, he asks Min-ki to find him. Mr. Min watches the strength of Ju-won during a heated fight where the man single-handedly wipes around 100 men. Additionally, he sends Doo-sik to watch Ju-won and the way he handles the people.
When Ji-hee learns about the assault, she tries to save him. But on their way out, one of the mafia’s car rams into but thankfully, Ju-won saves Ji-hee. After falling down from the cliff, Min-ki decides to kill Ju-won but Doo-sik shoots the bad guy and saves him. Ju-won gets recruited by the South Korean government to work as a special agent. Ju-won, after days, visits Ji-hee at the Umji coffee shop and has a conversation with her. They both smile at each other signifying the beginning of their love story.
After watching the intense fight and the heartwarming love story of Ju-won and Ji-hee, viewers started trending the episodes’ numbers on Twitter. The casting has surprised the viewers because the parental figures and their kids have facial similarities. Additionally, Ryu Seung-ryong and Kwak Sun-young’s chemistry is too good to miss out. The way their relationship built over a cup of coffee and huge fights, made the episode look thrilling as well as romantic.
Here are some of the best reactions to check out and see how well the series is going.
Moving Episodes 10 and 11 Reactions
Moving is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.
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