<p>1.5/5 星\n 主演：李俊昊，金惠俊，金炳哲，金香起\nNetflix 韩国在这一年结束时推出了八集系列剧《Cashero》，这是一部充满活力但内容混乱的社会主题、情感剧和类型奇观的混合体。\n 李俊昊（《台风家族》）饰演无奈的姜尚雄，他的脾气暴躁的父亲将一个不想要的超能力强加给他，父亲对此感到如释重负。\n\n\n 该剧的核心概念，以及其改编自的网络漫画，围绕着尚雄继承的非凡能力展开。他获得了超人的力量，但只有在身上有现金时才能使用——现金越多，力量越强。问题是，当他使用超能力时，会消耗他的现金。\n 对于一个已经面临在韩国房地产市场上打拼的年轻人来说，这可真是个麻烦。尚雄只想低调行事，和他的会计女友金敏淑（金惠俊，《杀手的商店》）一起存钱买公寓。\n 尚雄的父亲坚持认为他必须将这份力量用于善事。没问题，他只是不打算使用它。曾经是一名善良的年轻公务员，尚雄现在竭尽所能地避免帮助他人，但事情的发展迫使他不得不成为英雄。\n 结合当代超级英雄的刺激和紧迫的社会主题，这一核心概念非常引人入胜。该剧有许多方式可以发挥这个想法，早期时，它短暂地利用这一点来揭示个人需求与社会责任之间的自然紧张关系。\n\n 尚雄无法通过信用卡或储蓄账户获取他的力量，只有冷硬的现金，因此每当现金落到他手中时，时间就开始倒计时——他能否在为时已晚之前安全地将其存入敏淑的手中？\n《Cashero》急于成为一部超级英雄惊悚片，几乎在尚雄从母亲那里收到一袋意外现金时就迅速消耗了这一叙事资本。回家的路证明是漫长而充满事件的。\n 该剧试图从那里扩展，但新奇感——尤其是紧张感——在这个早期的情节中已经消耗殆尽。\n 这个设定也适合其他创造性的运用。令人失望的是，该剧似乎对探索这些并不感兴趣，除了偶尔的低悬果实，比如敏淑在尚雄的零用钱中悄悄放入额外的 50,000 韩元（约 34 美元）以测试他的男性气概。\n\n 金惠俊已经成为《王国》和《连接》等大制作类型剧的常客，饰演果断的女性角色。\n 虽然敏淑比尚雄稍微冷静一些，但这个角色符合当地女性掌控家庭账本和痴迷房地产的刻板印象。她是唠叨的女友，而尚雄则成为了不情愿的英雄，毫不费力。\n《Cashero》确实理解其作为喜剧的潜力，因为它扩展了尚雄的超级英雄团队：边浩仁（金炳哲），喝酒时可以穿墙而过，以及方恩美（金香起），她的能力通过大吃零食来激活。\n 但同样，这些角色的喜剧特性很少得到令人满意的挖掘。相反，他们作为尚雄的超级英雄支持网络保持待命。\n\n 标题是 “Konglish” 的经典例子——将英语单词组合成的韩语混合词，结合了 “现金” 和 “英雄”，就像该系列将社会意识和超级英雄刺激混合在一起一样，缺乏细腻。\n《Cashero》的第一集远非糟糕；可惜的是，后续的几集却表现不佳。\n 作为一部动作惊悚片，该剧显得平庸，成为了《移动》和《非典型家庭》等优秀超级英雄作品的低能仿制品。与《女巫》和《L.U.C.A.: The Beginning》等基因突变科幻作品的混合优缺点相比，它甚至显得逊色。\n 但《Cashero》最大的问题无疑是其笨拙的写作。除了未能利用其引人入胜的概念外，该剧在叙事和情感上缺乏连贯的故事更为关键。\n\n 在某一时刻，尚雄惊恐地看到平民在恶棍乔纳森（李彩敏，《美味的你，陛下》）旁边跌落身亡，乔纳森恶意地盯着他。该剧切换到尚雄回到家，接着是一幕他欣赏熟睡的敏淑的甜蜜场景，他的创伤迅速得到治愈。\n 从一个场景到另一个场景，《Cashero》从未知道自己想成为什么。\n 该剧拼凑了一堆重特效的场景和不同的情感节拍，然后将结果的堆砌呈现在我们面前，似乎满足于将手举起，任由观众自己去理清这个混乱。\n《Cashero》正在 Netflix 上播放。\n</p>

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<p>奈飞的韩剧《Cashero》，由李俊昊主演，获得了 1.5/5 星的评价。该系列基于一部网络漫画，展现了一个独特的超级英雄概念，主角通过现金获得力量，但使用后会失去这些力量。尽管有潜力，该剧因拙劣的剧本和未能有效探讨主题而受到批评。喜剧元素和角色之间的互动未得到充分利用，导致叙事不连贯。总体而言，《Cashero》在呈现一个连贯且引人入胜的超级英雄故事方面面临挑战</p>

<p>1.5/5 stars\nLead cast: Lee Jun-ho, Kim Hye-jun, Kim Byung-chul, Kim Hyang-gi\nNetflix Korea closes out a big year with the eight-part series Cashero, a lively but garbled medley of social themes, melodrama and genre spectacle.\nLee Jun-ho (Typhoon Family) leads the cast as the hapless Kang Sang-ung, whose grumpy father foists an unwanted superpower upon him, only too glad to finally be rid of it.\n\n\nThe central conceit of the show, and the webtoon on which it is based, revolves around the unusual power that Sang-ung inherits. He has been given superhuman strength, but he can only access it when he has cash on his person – the more he has, the stronger he gets. The problem is that when he uses his superpowers, it drains his cash.\nThis is quite a pickle for a young man already faced with the daunting prospect of getting on the Korean property ladder. All Sang-ung wants to do is keep his head down and save up for a flat with his accountant girlfriend Kim Min-suk (Kim Hye-jun, A Shop for Killers).\nSang-ung’s father insists that he has to use the power for good. No problem, he just will not use it at all. Formerly a nice young civil servant, Sang-ung now goes out of his way to avoid helping others, but events conspire to keep him off the sidelines until he is forced to become a hero.\nCombining contemporary superhero thrills and pressing social themes, the core concept is a compelling one. There are many ways the show could have played with this idea, and early on, it briefly uses it to tease out the natural tension that already exists between personal need and social responsibility.\n\nSang-ung cannot access his power with a credit card or his savings account, only cold hard cash, so whenever some lands in his lap, the clock starts ticking – can he safely deposit it in Min-suk’s care before it is too late?\nCashero is in such a hurry to become a superhero thriller that it burns through this narrative capital almost immediately when Sang-ung receives a surprise bag of cash from his mother. The walk home proves to be a long and eventful one.\nThe show tries to scale up from there, but the novelty – and crucially the tension – had already been spent in this early set piece.\nThe set-up is also ripe for other creative deployments. Disappointingly, the show does not seem interested in exploring them, save for the occasional low-hanging fruit, such as when Min-suk slips an extra 50,000 won (US$34) bill into Sang-ung’s allowance to test his virility in the bedroom.\n\nKim Hye-jun has become a fixture in big-budget genre fare like Kingdom and Connect, playing assertive female characters.\nWhile Min-suk is marginally more level-headed than Sang-ung, this role plays into familiar local stereotypes of women taking over the household ledger and obsessing over real estate. She is the nagging girlfriend, while Sang-ung gets to be the reluctant hero without making any effort.\nCashero does understand its potential as a comedy, as it expands the superhero pool to Sang-ung’s sidekicks: Byeon Ho-in (Kim Byung-chul), who can move through walls when he drinks alcohol, and Bang Eun-mi (Kim Hyang-gi), whose ability to move objects with her mind is activated by bingeing on snacks.\nBut again, the comedic properties of these characters are seldom satisfyingly mined. Instead, they stay on standby as Sang-ung’s superhero support network.\n\nA classic example of “Konglish” – Korean portmanteaus of English words – the title combines “cash” and “hero” much the same way that the series mashes up social consciousness and superhero thrills, without finesse.\nThe first episode of Cashero is far from terrible; alas, the subsequent episodes falter.\nAs an action thriller, the show is generic, amounting to an underpowered facsimile of superior superhero fare like Moving and The Atypical Family. It even pales in comparison to the already mixed merits of genetic-mutation sci-fi properties such as The Witch and L.U.C.A.: The Beginning.\nBut by far Cashero’s biggest problem is its clumsy writing. Alongside its failure to capitalise on its compelling concept, the show’s inability to craft a narratively and emotionally coherent story is even more critical.\n\nAt one point, Sang-ung is horrified to see civilians fall to their deaths beside villain Jonathan (Lee Chae-min, Bon Appétit, Your Majesty), who eyes him maliciously. The show cuts to Sang-ung arriving home, cueing a lovey-dovey scene of him admiring Min-suk as she sleeps, his trauma quickly cured.\nFrom scene to scene, Cashero never knows what it wants to be.\nAssembling a stockpile of VFX-heavy set pieces and disparate emotional beats, then thrusting the resulting heap in front of us, the show seems content to throw its hands up in the air – leaving it up to the audience to figure out the mess for themselves.\nCashero is streaming on Netflix.\n</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>1.5/5 星\n 主演：李俊昊，金惠俊，金炳哲，金香起\nNetflix 韩国在这一年结束时推出了八集系列剧《Cashero》，这是一部充满活力但内容混乱的社会主题、情感剧和类型奇观的混合体。\n 李俊昊（《台风家族》）饰演无奈的姜尚雄，他的脾气暴躁的父亲将一个不想要的超能力强加给他，父亲对此感到如释重负。\n\n\n 该剧的核心概念，以及其改编自的网络漫画，围绕着尚雄继承的非凡能力展开。他获得了超人的力量，但只有在身上有现金时才能使用——现金越多，力量越强。问题是，当他使用超能力时，会消耗他的现金。\n 对于一个已经面临在韩国房地产市场上打拼的年轻人来说，这可真是个麻烦。尚雄只想低调行事，和他的会计女友金敏淑（金惠俊，《杀手的商店》）一起存钱买公寓。\n 尚雄的父亲坚持认为他必须将这份力量用于善事。没问题，他只是不打算使用它。曾经是一名善良的年轻公务员，尚雄现在竭尽所能地避免帮助他人，但事情的发展迫使他不得不成为英雄。\n 结合当代超级英雄的刺激和紧迫的社会主题，这一核心概念非常引人入胜。该剧有许多方式可以发挥这个想法，早期时，它短暂地利用这一点来揭示个人需求与社会责任之间的自然紧张关系。\n\n 尚雄无法通过信用卡或储蓄账户获取他的力量，只有冷硬的现金，因此每当现金落到他手中时，时间就开始倒计时——他能否在为时已晚之前安全地将其存入敏淑的手中？\n《Cashero》急于成为一部超级英雄惊悚片，几乎在尚雄从母亲那里收到一袋意外现金时就迅速消耗了这一叙事资本。回家的路证明是漫长而充满事件的。\n 该剧试图从那里扩展，但新奇感——尤其是紧张感——在这个早期的情节中已经消耗殆尽。\n 这个设定也适合其他创造性的运用。令人失望的是，该剧似乎对探索这些并不感兴趣，除了偶尔的低悬果实，比如敏淑在尚雄的零用钱中悄悄放入额外的 50,000 韩元（约 34 美元）以测试他的男性气概。\n\n 金惠俊已经成为《王国》和《连接》等大制作类型剧的常客，饰演果断的女性角色。\n 虽然敏淑比尚雄稍微冷静一些，但这个角色符合当地女性掌控家庭账本和痴迷房地产的刻板印象。她是唠叨的女友，而尚雄则成为了不情愿的英雄，毫不费力。\n《Cashero》确实理解其作为喜剧的潜力，因为它扩展了尚雄的超级英雄团队：边浩仁（金炳哲），喝酒时可以穿墙而过，以及方恩美（金香起），她的能力通过大吃零食来激活。\n 但同样，这些角色的喜剧特性很少得到令人满意的挖掘。相反，他们作为尚雄的超级英雄支持网络保持待命。\n\n 标题是 “Konglish” 的经典例子——将英语单词组合成的韩语混合词，结合了 “现金” 和 “英雄”，就像该系列将社会意识和超级英雄刺激混合在一起一样，缺乏细腻。\n《Cashero》的第一集远非糟糕；可惜的是，后续的几集却表现不佳。\n 作为一部动作惊悚片，该剧显得平庸，成为了《移动》和《非典型家庭》等优秀超级英雄作品的低能仿制品。与《女巫》和《L.U.C.A.: The Beginning》等基因突变科幻作品的混合优缺点相比，它甚至显得逊色。\n 但《Cashero》最大的问题无疑是其笨拙的写作。除了未能利用其引人入胜的概念外，该剧在叙事和情感上缺乏连贯的故事更为关键。\n\n 在某一时刻，尚雄惊恐地看到平民在恶棍乔纳森（李彩敏，《美味的你，陛下》）旁边跌落身亡，乔纳森恶意地盯着他。该剧切换到尚雄回到家，接着是一幕他欣赏熟睡的敏淑的甜蜜场景，他的创伤迅速得到治愈。\n 从一个场景到另一个场景，《Cashero》从未知道自己想成为什么。\n 该剧拼凑了一堆重特效的场景和不同的情感节拍，然后将结果的堆砌呈现在我们面前，似乎满足于将手举起，任由观众自己去理清这个混乱。\n《Cashero》正在 Netflix 上播放。\n</p>
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Netflix K-drama Cashero review: Lee Jun-ho can’t save this messy superhero spectacle

- Netflix 韩国推出的八集系列《Cashero》结合了社会主题和超级英雄元素。  
- 主角 Kang Sang-ung 获得了只能通过现金使用的超能力，面临经济压力。  
- 尽管概念引人，但剧集因乏力的剧情和写作问题而显得平庸。

奈飞韩剧《Cashero》评论：李俊昊也无法拯救这部混乱的超级英雄剧