How to live a movie when you know your time is bound and ephemeral?
I'm writing this review with a wounded heart, choked voice and heavy eyelids. Basically, I'm numb.Words are not enough to express how I felt about this drama. This made me go through pain, little by little in every episode and, by the end of it, it just left me in a puddle. Sudden departure makes you traumatized, but when you live episode of this, you just don't have anything left inside to feel anything. It's like my brain is rationally working normal, but it has these constant dark clouds looming over my senses that won't go.
All I want to say is that if you are hesitant about whether to watch it or not, and probably putting it off because of its expected outcome, then I'd say watch it to feel the feelings you have. Even if it makes you sad, let's cry. Even though it's for a fictional character, we have masked ourselves enough in real life as untouchable tough humans anyway. No one's going to know. Keep your emotions real, atleast to yourselves.
As Daeum said, I agree that this drama is really like that favorite book you don't want it to finish. You count pages and slow down so that it lasts longer. For the longest time, I'll remember MiMi, the ost. It owns my heart.
Obviously, I recommend this to those people out there who are brave enough to be vulnerable and willing to surrender their hearts to be broken, like a SE masochist!
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Bittersweet Love
As a person who skips to the end to know how a drama ends, i did it this time too. To be fair i expected the ending after reading the plot. But somehow the ending being what it was, still instilled in me the desire to watch the entire series(in a day).Yes, i forwarded, yes, i 2xed it. But that was only because i wanted to finish it before my day ended. As an avid watcher of kdramas, this is truly a very unique plot. The acting was superb, could find no fault. Jeon Yeo Been's portrayal of Lee Da Eum
felt very realistically tearjerking. It was also nice to see Namkoong Min playing such a role in such a drama. Truly a nice experience.
If you are expecting happy, idealistic love then this is not for you. It speaks about some harsh truths, making you wanting to question your future your love life and life in general. It inspires you to live for yourself and happily.
I really recommend it, if you are into watching different genred of dramas.
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best drama of 2025
#OurMovie is about the courage to love ; the power of love, the highest level of love, the purest form of love & the final translation of love 🤍falling in love & sharing that love,
even if someone leaves & gets left behind, as long as there's love, it will all be okay 🤍
jeon yeobeen the greatest actress thank you for choosing our movie and coming to us as sunshine lee daeum, your shine will always shining all of our lives forever 🤍
the best actor namkoong min who potrayed the coolest also the warmest lee jeha, thank you for giving a chances to be loved and to be in love 🤍
OUR MOVIE, a letter to love and life, a work of art, a masterpiece 🤍
10/10!
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Just when we think the ending is here, that's when life begins..............
I must say this is one of a kind drama. I lost my mother last year and since then I was never able to move on. I didn't had anyone except my mother. She was the one and only reason of my happiness. No matter what the society threw at me I didn't care when my mother was with me but my world shattered when my passed away. When I started watching Our movie, I kind of felt something of a similar vibe. Sometimes you just have to let go to open a new door of life.Was this review helpful to you?
Realism Abounds Even As Character Emotions Hit Just as Hard
What a show.I will keep it short. The story at the beginning was great for me, then I felt the middle was a little hard to get through because of my annoyance with the antagonists and the perceived unfairness for those that would be affected if things went south for the FL. But by the last 4 episodes, I was blown away by how well the emotions and perspectives of the leads were shown and tied up.
It is a beautiful story that shows the heights and difficulties of the human experience without pulling punches - love, loss, feeling lost, confusing feelings, grief, happiness, commitment, selfishness, selflessness.
At first I kind of disliked the calm-whimsical-featherlight tone that the drama sometimes had, given the heavy topics being explored. But I now believe it helped to inject realism in the middle of the situations. To me, it communicated that I was watching the everyday life of humans while they shot that movie. The story and the emotions were simply put forward for observation, just like when we observe what goes on around us in the lives of those we work with and care for. So I don't mind that many scenes were silent, and the OSTs were used sparingly to accentuate large moments.
And the acting?! Phew. Namgoong Min, the actor you are. Jeon Yeobeen, the actress you are! You definitely pulled me into your movie.
My review balances to 9/10, but it is more of a 9.5/10. Watch this drama!!
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This is why we are in love with K drama!!! ?
I have seen only 4 episodes but I am in love already, with everything! The actors are perfect, the cinematography is magical, the music in perfect! I am really curious about how they will make the story evolve.I read that ML actor decided to take the role in 2 days after reading the script, which makes me think it could bring something different!
The story seems to evolve quickly (even though you may find the rhythm of the drama slow… which I really enjoy here… Nkm definitely brings back some ‘my dearest vibes » I Can’t resists…🥵)
I can’t’ wait for the next episode!!
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Review: Our Movie by someone who loves movies, deeply
There are shows you watch, and then there are stories that stay with you long after the screen fades to black. Our Movie is the latter: a quiet masterpiece that doesn't shout but lingers like the afterglow of something beautiful and true.The cinematography is poetry in motion. Every frame feels intentional. There’s a delicacy in how the camera lingers on a glance, a tremble, a breath. Pain becomes visible. So does hope.
The lead performances are nothing short of extraordinary. Jeon Yeo-been delivers a performance that is both devastating and luminous. Her eyes speak even when she says nothing. And when she delivers her lines, they are always done with a startling but quiet intensity. Other reviewers say her actions are ridiculous and childish for a 25 year old, but even the character is aware of that. How many times has it been said in the drama that she is in constant pain and has to perform so people around her don'tworry constantly? Perhaps that is why it came across as unnatural—because it was meant to be that way.
And Namkoong Min—what can I even say? His performance is the perfect example of acting without acting. Every word feels lived-in. Every silence feels full. He carries the quiet weight of love and impending loss with such grace and restraint that it leaves you breathless.
The chemistry between the leads isn’t loud or showy but profound in its stillness. You believe in their love. You ache with it.
But what sets Our Movie apart is how it treats its core: terminal illness. This isn’t a plot device. It’s not a cheap lever for drama. Daeum’s limited time is not a ticking clock; it is the very reason every moment matters. Hope becomes urgent. Love becomes fierce. The story aches with knowing, but it never loses its light. In fact, it shines brighter because of it.
Our Movie reminds us that life—real life—is made of grief and fear, yes. But also of joy and hope that persist anyway. Of friendships that carry you. Of love that endures, even in goodbye.
This drama is a gift to all cinephiles, the ones who sit alone in dark theaters, who cry softly into their sleeves; who never care for ratings or box office numbers as long as the film was made with sincerity and love. For those who chase stories that stir something deep and true, Our Movie is for us.
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A drama that makes you want to live... badly.
A drama that makes you wanna live… badly. That’s the one sentence that stayed with me the whole time. Our Movie (우리 영화) is the kind of story that makes you want to step outside, breathe in deeply, get soaked in the rain, watch the sunset with nothing but silence around you. It’s a reminder, one we don’t get often enough, that despite the chaos and routine of life, you do want to live. Deeply. Fully. And ironically, this drama achieves that by breaking your heart and healing it at the same time.The title Our Movie isn't just about the literal movie that Daeum and Jeha were making together. It's the life they were living. The one you live with them, moment by moment. It’s a rare case where the title actually feels like a perfect fit... So simple, yet so layered.
I questioned whether I should give it a 10. I usually reserve 10s for more “grand” productions, epic plots, sprawling settings, ensemble casts. But this drama? It hit just as hard because it was the opposite. So minimal in its form: few locations, a small cast, a rather simple storyline. But emotionally? Absolutely massive.
It was also one of my most anticipated dramas of the year. Namkoong Min and Jeon Yeobeen are two of my favorite actors, so I kind of knew I was in for a ride. Probably tears, heartbreak, and a lot of reflection... And still, it gave me more than I expected.
Daeum, as a character, was stunning. Not just in her brightness, but in how alive she was despite her terminal illness. And strangely enough, as someone who’s healthy, I found myself jealous of her. How do you live so boldly? Love so earnestly? Laugh so freely? How do you shine so unapologetically that the people around you have to follow that light?
She changed everyone, from Jeha to her father, and watching Jeha gradually open up was one of the most quietly rewarding arcs I’ve seen. From the shell of a man into someone who laughs, connects, and finally dares to live. Even though we didn’t learn too much about him, it didn’t matter. This was Daeum’s story. Her life, her ending, her legacy.
The cinematography is breathtaking. Every frame feels intentional and intimate. The OST may not be flashy or instantly memorable, but it fits like a second skin — quiet, warm, and deeply in tune with the story. And the acting? Flawless. Jeon Yeobeen delivers one of her most raw, soulful performances, and Namkoong Min’s restrained portrayal complements hers perfectly.
Two scenes that especially stayed with me are the rain kiss and the one where Jeha runs to her to see the sunset together. Not because they are romantic in the usual sense, but because they encapsulated everything this drama is about. Longing. Urgency. Sacrifice. Unconditional love.
Our Movie might not be a drama for everyone. The ending might not necessarily be happy, it's not packed with twists, it's not heavy on backstory, and it doesn’t tie everything in a neat bow. But for those who are at that stage in life and who let it wash over them, it becomes more than just a drama. A gentle but unforgettable reminder that life, in all its messiness, is worth living fully.
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Our Movie: Lights, Camera... Poetry!
Yesterday I finished Our Movie and I’m in a state of complete satisfaction with how it wrapped up. I can confidently say this series delivered the best melodrama of the year (perhaps even of ALL TIME!) I was amazed by the emotional depth of the plot, which brilliantly employed creative tools to reinforce the message that life is a moment worth living. I'm passionate about intelligent and sensitive storytelling, and Our Movie delivered exactly that.Lee Daeum (played by the stunning Jeon Yeobeen) embodies this message with her gestures, thoughts, and lines even with a terminal diagnosis and every reason to wait for death confined to a hospital bed, she cherishes each day granted to her, eyes glowing even when she couldn’t leave the hospital. Her heart beat fiercely for her dreams.
In contrast, director Lee Jeha (played by Namkoong Min (my first time watching him!) hides himself away for five years, clinging to grief, doubt, and ghosts from a past that’s never truly left. Their meeting is transformative, and as filming progresses, their lives become forever intertwined.
Through beautiful use of metafiction, the story of making a film becomes a mirror to their personal journeys. Despite the looming reality of death, every surrounding character is vividly alive, each with their own dilemmas and dreams. I loved the ensemble dynamics and how each episode slowly prepares our hearts to embrace the bittersweet beauty of life.
The story is masterfully developed from start to finish, with gorgeous scenes, unforgettable moments, and soundtracks that are bound to stay on your playlist.
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YOU MUST WATCH THIS AT LEAST ONCE IN YOUR LIFE
bro.....i can't believe that i am actually writing a review after finishing it because honestly i didn't want this ((movie)) to end
this drama is soooo warm that my smile faded
this drama is perfect and the ratings are so low out of nowhere like why
i honestly don't know what to say this drama is perfect i mean the moment i saw namkoong min i knew that it's going to be perfect
if you didn't like it this only means that this genre of drama is not your type and i can't see why you would hate it because honestly there is no boring episode every single episode had its pain its story and its conclusion
WE SHOULD ALL BE AWARE that not every love story ends with a happy ending
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"Our Movie" A Cinematic Masterpiece on the Human Experience
This drama was exceptionally well crafted, layered, poetic, and emotionally intelligent. The cinematography was a standout on its own, seamlessly blending vintage film aesthetics with modern visuals to mirror the interplay of memory and present-day life. It wasn’t just storytelling; it was storytelling about storytelling.At its core, the narrative was deeply moving. What made it profound was the subtle shift in perspective toward the end. We never fully see the darker side of the female lead’s struggle, and that’s intentional. She wasn’t just a character; she was a metaphor. She embodied life itself: unpredictable, fleeting, complex, and filled with spontaneous beauty.
Her presence reminded us that we are all writing our own stories with every encounter, every love, every heartbreak. She was the journey, not the destination—an ever-evolving reminder that even in the face of death, what matters is how we live through the little moments. Her role quietly taught the male lead and us that someone else's failure to love us is not a reflection of our worth, nor is it a reason to retreat from love altogether.
Because love, even when it ends, is always worth having.
This drama elegantly showed that our everyday lives are our movie. We choose the cast, shape the plot, and select the soundtrack. Our friends, families, and even strangers, we are both their audience and their co-stars. So love fully. Feel deeply. Fail boldly. And above all, keep filming.
“Our Movie. Scene 1. Shot 1. Take 1... Ready? Action.”
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