Our Movie (2025)

A Heartfelt Journey of Love and Courage: Why Our Movie Is a K-Drama Worth Watching

This drama really touches you straight from the heart. It’s been so long since I was truly invested in watching K-dramas, but Our Movie really captured my attention. Some people find this series slow-paced—well, it is a melodrama after all. But trust me, it’s all worth it.

Also, I just really want to say—the chemistry between the leads is chef’s kiss! The subtle looks and smiles they share, their long conversations, and the way they treat each other with so much care really warm my heart. It’s the kind of love we all deserve.

The ending might be painful and bittersweet, but having the courage to love despite uncertainty definitely makes this drama one for the books.

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A show we can come back to in order to feel alive.

Only half the show has aired as of yet, but it is definitely among those that will retain in our memories for a long time. I started watching it because both my favorite actors were cast as the main leads, and I’m only in awe of the show ever since.

It has been labelled as a melodrama but also feels like a slice of life at times, and I’m not complaining.

Daeum is a character which also reminds most of us who feel numb inside that it is a beautiful thing to be alive. She isn’t only affecting Jeha in that way, but also all the viewers. Jeha, on the other hand, has built strong boundaries around himself for most part of his life, and the character has been portrayed brilliantly by Namkoong Min. So far we’ve seen that his love language is acts of service towards Daeum. But I’m extremely excited to see him express his love verbally to her.

Let us see how the story unfolds and how their story moves us. It is everything I’d expected from these two brilliant actors coming together. Again, this already feels like a show we can always come back to at any point of time.

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Life Is a Movie, and We’re Just Playing Our Part: Our Movie Episodes Final Thoughts

Da Eum leaves a message for Je Ha, urging him to stay strong and to treat every movie as their own love story. Je Ha deeply misses her after this message. Even though the series did not receive widespread praise, its emotional and inspiring story could have made it sensational, like Guardian, Lovely Runner, Queen of Tears, and Marry My Husband. Despite this, I rate it a 9 out of 10.

The series Our Movie always aims to give emotional support to a terminally ill patient who dares to dream big. Although her life was short, the moments she experienced were better than what years might bring.
Now, as the series concludes on a hopeful note, the people who helped Le Ha and Da Eum make the movie possible created an emotionally compelling story that may live forever. Their actions help make this moment memorable for everyone. The episode opens with an emotional tone. Da Eum and Je Ha cherish their remaining time together, acutely aware that with the movie’s conclusion, their world will shift. As the end of filming approaches, excitement buzzes among the crew and Seoyeong.

The shooting of Love in White wraps up with lively celebrations and memories that will last a lifetime.
After filming ends, Je Ha and Da Eum plan a date to commemorate the joy and love the project brought them and others, especially Je Ha. Seyeong, meanwhile, returns to her old, vibrant self and embraces life fully. All the crew members feel the lasting impact of Da Eum’s cheerful spirit, even when she endured pain during filming.

The movie’s premiere happens, and, of course, Da Eum doesn’t get to see it. The movie turns out to be the best movie for the crew and Je Ha. Things go back to normal, and once again, Je Ha starts to see life in a new light. The episode ends with each member of the movie moving on and rekindling their lives to be like Da Eum. Before the last episode is shot, Da Eum says a special goodbye to all her close ones: her father, her best friends, and Le Ha.

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A poetic heartbreak but still beautiful story.

I genuinely wish I could rate our movie more than the limit. To say this show was breathtaking is an understatement. Our movie truly moved me in a way that was surprisingly not unexpected since it was made clear from the beginning that Daeum would eventually pass away. Even while knowing this, we as viewers still decide to invest in this series simply because of the lead: Lee Daeum. She is just so full of life even when it hasn't been the nicest to her. Another thing about this series is that I found that there is simply no villain. Depending on your perspective, of course, you find that everyone has their own bad and good side, but that it just makes them human. Lastly, I genuinely don't think I could find the right and true words to describe entirely how this show made me feel, and as said in the show, "There's a warm moment at the end of every film, where it reads the names of everyone involved. Until that final moment arrives, movies, like life, race tirelessly toward the ending. And sometimes... Just when we think the ending is here, 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩'𝙨 𝙬𝙝𝙚𝙣 𝙡𝙞𝙛𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙨."

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Our Movie (2025): A Story of Pain, Hope, and Humanity in Its Purest Form

Our Movie (2025) is one of those rare works that not only tells a powerful story but also truly touches the viewer’s heart. The actors have immersed themselves in their roles so deeply and brilliantly that every scene feels alive. But what truly sets this series apart is the stunning performance of the lead actress.

She portrays a terminally ill patient with such depth, honesty, and emotion that it’s impossible to look away. For me—someone who has personally encountered this illness up close and had a loved one suffer from it—watching her performance was more than just a cinematic experience; it felt like a part of my life had come alive again. The pain, the hope, the fear, and those brief moments of joy were all present—in her gaze, in the tremble of her voice, and in her simplest gestures.

The setting and storytelling of the series are also crafted with such artistry that the viewer is instantly drawn into the heart of the narrative. The lighting, the music, and the scene composition are beautifully synchronized with the soul of the story to create a real and unforgettable experience.

Our Movie is not just a series; it’s an emotional journey into the depths of humanity. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a deep, honest, and human work.

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A Melo Masterpiece!

Jeon yeo is back with another tearjerker. Her last drama time called you still remains underrated. This airing drama is definitely a masterpiece. I've never watched a drama with Namkoong Min as the lead and I was taken by surprise of how well his character fit him. Perfect casting of the male leads fills my heart with pure bliss.

A true melodrama indeed. The whole drama is perfect it's a slow paced drama. Her passion to become an actress, Her positive attitude and personality is refreshingly fun to watch.

Even though Je ha knows that Da eum won't live for long the way he looks at her not with pity but with love melts my heart. Every episode Da-eum's honest way of living really fascinates me. Even though the ending might be bittersweet these episodes before the ending are what that makes it count.

To me this drama is a representation of pure love. A must-watch for sure!

EDIT: the last episode was so damn beautiful. though Da-eum died, everyone still keeps her in their hearts. the whole episode had me in tears. To me, this drama is an example of a perfect ending.

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Worth every single tear I shed for it!!!

Hopeful, beautiful, painful, heartwarming, classic, and real—no single word encapsulates the experience of this drama. Knowing the ending didn't diminish my resolve to dive in; in fact, I'm grateful I did. From the storytelling to the directing, the acting, the dialogue, the characters, the cinematography, and the OSTs, everything screams cinema!

This melodramatic story follows a terminally ill girl who pursues her dream of becoming an actress. She crosses paths with a once-famous director on hiatus. Together, they embark on a journey to make a movie: her first, and likely last, and his comeback. The storytelling is deliberate, neither rushed nor sluggish, allowing you to savor each episode quietly. It's a delicate dance of words and emotions, where every story, character, line, and event unfolds with grace.

"Jeon Yeo-been's portrayal of Lee Da-eum was nothing short of amazing. Her character was a beacon of positivity, embracing life despite her illness. She remained hopeful, bright, and vibrant, a character you'd root for, and one that both hurts and warms you.

Namkoong Min's portrayal of Je-ha was equally perfect. His nuanced acting shone through, expressing so much with subtle gestures and expressive eyes. He didn't overact but delivered a complex character. Je-ha was often gloomy, yet he wasn't purely cold or warm; he was both, with his own shortcomings.

The other characters were also excellent, with a special mention for Seo-young. She was flawed but complex, eliciting both love and frustration. Yet, her character underwent the most realistic development. These characters elevated an already amazing show, making it even more beautiful."

"The romance in this show was beautiful. It was a slow, yet not too slow, burn, mutual and delicate. The romance had a distinct Melo touch, as two people meet to make a movie and slowly fall for one another, all while one of them is facing a terminal illness. The emotions that come with that kind of love story are palpable.

The chemistry between the leads was the cherry on top. They had a subtle, beautiful, and natural chemistry that flowed through even the smallest scenes and conversations. It felt effortless, yet deeply moving.

The ending... Even with just the synopsis, you could have an idea of what's coming. You think you've emotionally prepared yourself, but then you realize you've become too attached, and you're not ready. We're literally experiencing the same emotions as the characters. You know the end is near, and you think you're ready, but when it arrives, you realize you weren't, and you're already in too deep.

The ending was exactly as expected, and it still crushed me, as I knew it would. But what truly matters is the journey, right? Overall, this drama is beautiful, painful, yet beautiful. It's the kind of show you get lost in, savoring it slowly, a step at a time. You get attached to the characters and their stories, appreciating the beauty in every moment.

I wholeheartedly recommend this show to those looking for amazing storytelling, acting, and everything in between. Yes, it's sad, but it's definitely worth it. At least, it was for me."

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