Adiós, Tierra

Do yourself a favor and spend your time watching something else - even if it's a movie you really can't stand. It'll still be better than this monstrosity.

This could have been a much better film and not a series. To stretch this out for 12 series when it would have been better edited and made into a 90 minute movie would have been a much better idea. If a series could be a word salad, this series would be it.

The premise and the first ten minutes of episode one is promising. After that - you'll find yourself skipping to the last ten minutes of the episode 12 - at which time you'll be thankful you didn't watch any episode in it's entirety.

First of all, unlike the majority of the reviewers on here, I actually watched the whole thing. Since South Korea has actually made some pretty interesting stuff in the past 10 or so years, I was was expecting something decent. Well, it was decent. But it was also tedious, confusing, dull and what's worse in an apocalyptic story-no literal BANG at the end to at least make slogging through this mess worthwhile. So, if you're expecting exciting scenes of destruction and mayhem, look elsewhere.

The acting was fine and photography fine. Everything was just...fine. But frankly this could have been done far more effectively as a regular movie than a miniseries. There's simply no excuse for this subject matter to be boring.

I was so pumped for this release since I am a big fan of dystopian titles and watch a lot of Korean series. The premise of the story is really appealing, and they cast a lot of good actors.

Sadly the whole series falls apart due to too many side stories and characters. I'm usually helped by understanding basic Korean, but in this case, it got me nowhere. I still felt confused about many things even in the first episode. On top of that, the series fails to create a dystopian environment and general doomsday vibe that I was wishing for. Everything is too nice and tidy considering it's the last days on earth.

They did create a very nice opening theme with a good soundtrack tho.

The premise of the story is quite interesting actually. You know you have about 300 days to live before the asteroid hits earth but instead of exploring how people plan to live out their lives or try to survive, they focus on child trafficking and seeking revenge on the traffickers...really? This is not what the audiences came to watch. U don't need an end of the world setting to focus on this very issue that could be told in any normal setting. What a missed opportunity.

Also, another typical man/father-hating netflix show. In one episode, we have a dad who is supposedly stupid and abusive towards his own daughter. Then another boy said "a good father is a nonexisting one" out of nowhere. Then a single mother with 2 kids.... cause netflix cannot allow to have any good strong protective male characters. Netflix, we can have strong female characters without trashing and dumbing down men. It's really getting old. I could even overlook this if the story was somewhat entertaining but it was NOT.

As a big fan of Korean series and sci fi / dystopian genre, I was really exciting about this project but it turns out again as another mediocre Netflix project that no one needs to.

Story itself is quite flat as well as other aspects roles or just not being intriguing at all. I was waiting for any potential twist to be catches but nothing happened besides undeveloped poor love & family stories. I can't imagine more uninteresting example in a similar field.

Actors seems to be really nice but even them could bring a life to any character from a movie.

It's not a drama because drama requires emotional touch. No genre series would be the best description.