Kingdom
(2019– )
Night Leads to chaos in Dongnae. Cho Hak-ju and the queen oversee the king's care. Prince Chang reaches a disquieting conclusion and vows to fight back.
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Title: Episode #1.3 (25 Jan 2019)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Doona Bae | ... | Seobi | |
| Ji-Hoon Ju | ... | Chang (as Ji-hun Ju) | |
| Crystal Lee | ... | Second Queen (voice) | |
| Greg Chun | ... | Chang (voice) | |
| Seung-ryong Ryu | ... | Cho | |
| Arnold Chun | ... | Beom Pal (voice) | |
| Sang-ho Kim | ... | Muyeong | |
| Jun-ho Heo | |||
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Night Leads to chaos in Dongnae. Cho Hak-ju and the queen oversee the king's care. Prince Chang reaches a disquieting conclusion and vows to fight back.
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For the first three episodes Kingdom has basically what the trailer suggested and I anticipated. It's comparably thin on narrative, substance and characterization, though we now know 2/3 main characters and what there main focus is. But this episode mainly focused on action, on Zombie massacre.
I believe more than 3 quarters of the episode are without dialogue and just random. but surely well made scenes of the undead trying to bite & kill living people. It delivers some truly disturbing stuff, is shot with some really well made cinematography and over all has a certain sense of danger and dread. Hopefully we're going to see more after that specific ending!