Ha Woo-shin / Song Soo-hyun
Ji Sung
Ha Woo-shin / Song Soo-hyun

Twin brothers Woo-sin and Soo-hyun lose their father in a murder case. Twenty-two years later, the brothers seek to clear their father's name.
Ha Woo-shin / Song Soo-hyun
Ji Sung
Ha Woo-shin / Song Soo-hyun
Eun Hye-soo
Seo Ji-hye
Eun Hye-soo
Kim Seo-hee
Lee Soo-kyung
Kim Seo-hee
Choi Tae-sung
Heo Sung-tae
Choi Tae-sung
Team A Leader Lee
Oh Dae-hwan
Team A Leader Lee
Chairman Kwon
Lee Kyung-young
Chairman Kwon
Butler Kwon
Hwang Jeong-min
Butler Kwon
Kang Hyuk-pil
Choi Deok-moon
Kang Hyuk-pil
Kwon Hyun-jo
Seo Hyun-woo
Kwon Hyun-jo
Yoon Sun
Park Hae-eun
Yoon Sun
Lee Chang-woo
Cho Seong-ha
Lee Chang-woo
Secretary Yoon
Lee Si-won
Secretary Yoon
South Korean series go from strength to strength, for the most part and Adamas is shaping up to be yet another success. Intelligently written, with well rendered characters and a complex crime thriller plot, Adamas is instantly engaging. Its different enough too, to represent a departure from other series, in a similar vein. Like a lot of Korean series, you really need to pay attention, as the plot and sub plots are complex and multi layered. Depending on how you approach this, that fact can be a blessing or a curse. That said, given the poorly written, often simplistic, ideologue ridden nonsense, coming out of the West, I personally find this kind of intellectually engaging, thoughtful entertainment, a welcome respite. An Eastern gem in the making. 8/10.
Read full reviewAlthough the twin had different styles with different clothing to make them distinguishable enough but I found it a little tiring to keep making a conscious effort to differentiate between the two. Maybe throwing on some glasses would help or I'm just too lazy. The first episode felt too tame and didn't show enough gripping elements. That scene in the forest at the beginning of episode 2 really sat the overall tone of the drama moving forward. At that point, it was obvious it's going to be the type of show that would waste time on nonsense, fail to deliver the information and dance around aimlessly. I though I would give them the benefit of the doubt; they might deliver on that with clever plays but they never did. Not even the twins element was utilized enough. After about 4 episodes, the drama lost most, if not all, of its engaging elements. The mystery turned into a snoozefest. This was beyond what's considered a slow burner. It took 11 long episodes for something noteworthy to happen. The ending was underwhelming after all that wait and they had the audacity to set up some teasers for possible continuation.
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