

Racket Boys
Urban youth relocated to a rural setting as his father begins a new coaching post, tasked with rebuilding a scrappy middle school badminton squad teetering on extinction.
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It's an oversaturated manufactured cheap emotional bait that lacked the genuine human connection and necessary depth but rather opted out for easily digestible cliches. Most of the cast, especially the younger ones, were desperately overacting in an attempt to translate the youth energy to screen but it came off as fake most of the time. The actual sports scenes were average at best, it's themed around the sport but not the sport itself. Most scenes with a sweaty face, the sweat looked as fake as it can be. It's so damn laughable that some scenes the neck was sweaty but the face was perfectly dry! The cast didn't do a good job in showing the physical exhaustion of performing the sport whether it was while training or competing. Again, making the sports scenes even more fake. What's up with the drama trying so hard to pair every boy with a girl? Really unnecessary. This drama would have fared infinitely better as a standalone one-off movie. The drama really highlighted the "bad" in badminton. Going into this I had the slightest tiniest bits of hope to get something that can be remotely and ever so slightly similar to "Ping Pong the Animation" but I quickly realized within a few minutes it wouldn't be the case.
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The cast of Racket Boys includes Baek Ji-won as Shin Song-hee, Ahn Nae-sang as Director Pang, Jeong Dong-hwan as Park Jin-suk, Lee Ji-won as Lee Han-sol, Choi Dae-hoon as Reporter Kim, Cha Mi-kyeong as Grandmother Ome, Park Hyo-ju as City Wife, Ahn Sang-woo as Noh San-woo, Kim Ki-cheon as Principal, Tang Joon-sang as Yoon Hae-kang, Yoon Hyun-soo as Park Chan, Kim Sang-kyung as Yoon Hyeon-jong, and more.
Episodes run about 1h 10 mins. The total runtime is about 18h 35 mins.
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Racket Boys was released in 2021.
Racket Boys is listed under Drama and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Racket Boys has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 3.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "It's an oversaturated manufactured cheap emotional bait that lacked the genuine human connection and necessary depth but rather opted out for easily digestible cliches. Most of..."
Racket Boys has 1 season and 16 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1.




























