Twelve

First I started watching this series because of the cast... But now after watching 4 episodes, I really can't understand what's going on... Half of the series has passed, but the story is unclear and it doesn't make me want to watch the rest.. Some scenes are obviously computer generated and that makes it hard for me to be drown in the story.. I rated 5 because I haven't fully watched it, but I think it wasn't a good one..

Definitely a lackluster start. Three episodes in, and I'm already feeling somewhat disappointed. The dialogue is painfully weak, filled with unnecessary long pauses and awkward stares that add nothing to the story. There's no real depth or rhythm to the conversations, which makes it hard to stay engaged. The editing doesn't help either-it feels choppy and distracting. Each episode ends in a bizarre way, cutting off abruptly with an extended black screen before the credits roll and the closing song plays. Instead of feeling intentional or artistic, it just comes across as sloppy and poorly executed.

I just finished watching the first episode of Twelve, and while it has potential, I couldn't help but feel a bit underwhelmed-especially when it comes to the fight scenes. They felt kind of slow and lacked the intensity or energy I've come to expect from action-heavy K-dramas. It might be because I've been spoiled by other dramas with more dynamic and tightly choreographed fight sequences, so the bar is already high.

*One of the most disappointing series I've ever watched. With such a great concept and cast, it had the potential to become legendary. But instead, it delivered a slow, dull plot, weak dialogue, and way too much silence. It felt like the writer ran out of things to write and decided to turn it into a silent film. The direction only made things worse. The stars of the show raised expectations, and I was deeply let down by their roles. I kept wondering why they even agreed to this nonsense-didn't they realize from the script that they wouldn't be doing or saying anything throughout the story? It was just cinematic shots of people sitting, walking, or staring at each other from a distance. I genuinely tried to force myself to finish episode 4, but I just couldn't."*

Instead of helping the friends, they just stand and thinking for few minutes. They like pause and do nothing. While their friends already severely injured.

Also two of them still pause in the office while looking for the bracelet. So funny. I thought this like cool series like marvel. Wasting my time.