디즈니플러스 신작[Digital Today AI Reporter] The popularity of the Disney+ drama ‘Moving’, which has been praised as the ‘Korean version of the Avengers’, shows no signs of cooling down. Based on the webtoon by author Kang Full, Moving tells the story of children who live in the present with their superpowers hidden and their parents who have lived while hiding painful secrets from the past as they face the great danger that comes across eras and generations.
Moving, starring Jo In-seong, Han Hyo-joo, and Ryu Seung-ryong, is firmly maintaining the topicality chart even among dramas and movies released by competing OTTs such as Netflix and Coupang Play. Disney Plus, which has been receiving the most attention since its launch in 2021, has taken advantage of this momentum and started cracking down on subscribers by unveiling a new lineup of games.
Moving, which was first released on the 9th of last month, also maintained the top of the weekly content rankings for three consecutive weeks in Kino Lights, a theater and OTT integrated ranking chart. It then took first place for two consecutive weeks in the share of drama topicality surveyed by Good Data Corporation. According to the results of the first week of September, a survey of 18 TV dramas and 8 OTT original dramas, Moving’s topicality share was 22.9%, far behind Netflix’s ‘Into Your Time’, which ranked 2nd (14.2%). was ostracized.
As Moving’s hot upward trend continues, Disney Plus is expected to continue its upward trend by releasing anticipated works such as ‘Han River’, ‘The Worst Evil’, and ‘Vigilante’ in the second half of the year. ‘Han River’, which released episodes 1 and 2 on the 13th, is a comical action series depicting what happens as the Hangang Police Force, which protects the Han River day and night, gets caught up in crimes surrounding the Han River. Kwon Sang-woo and Kim Hee-won play the ace of the Han River Police Force and a veteran police officer, respectively.
‘The Worst Evil’ and ‘Vigilante’ await on the 27th and October, respectively. Prior to their official release, both dramas will be pre-released at the 28th Busan International Film Festival, which opens on the 4th, and will leave a lasting impression on audiences.
‘The Worst Evil’, which stars Wi Ha-jun, who became a popular actor with the success of ‘Squid Game’, and Korean Wave star Ji Chang-wook, is about a police officer who undercover investigates the organization at the center of the drug trade in Korea, China, and Japan in the 1990s. It is an action series that depicts a story. ‘Vigilante’, starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Yoo Ji-tae, is an action thriller series that tells the story of a model police student who lives as a vigilante who personally judges criminals who escape the law at night.
