'Moving' review: Amazing, uncanny, incredible – it's 'Heroes' reborn and done right


Bong-seok's classmates soon learned what he meant when he told them to never, ever let him drift off. Photos: Handout

Admittedly late to the Moving party here. All because it looked, at the outset, like a teen rom-com with "special ability" hijinks: a boy who starts to float when he loses focus, for one.

Whoa. It turned out to be more than just that, and way, way more.

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