An artistic, sometimes poetic, atmospheric, mysterious -even eerie- depiction of the consequences of loneliness and social alienation, that can even lead to a distorted or alternative reality. It sure has its weak points, especially the abrupt, without a proper closure ending, but overal an interesting mystery attempt.
The movie was not as good as I expected, even though the cast and the story seemed very promising... nonetheless it was quite entertaining (especially the second half). The scenery was captivating, the music very well-fitted and Sato Takeru was a pleasure for my eyes!
It definitely is an old-school kdrama with a rich girl - poor guy kind of a fairytale plot, rather simple and predictable, but also nostalgic and quite enjoyable. And I have to say that young Choi Ji Woo is so beautiful!
If the first 5-6 episodes aren't taken into account, it is a very realistic, touching, heartwarming and heart-wrenching story of family and friends coping with Alzheimer's disease. The acting from the whole cast was great, but Kam Woo Sung in particular was superb!
I was very hesitant to watch this lakorn, since the 'slap-n-kiss' tag is a real turn-off for me, but after the high praise in the feeds, I decided to give it a try... It's not without problems (slap-n-kiss, over-the-top verbal and physical violence, unrealistic situations), but I kept on watching mainly because of Thanapob: he delivered his character perfectly - cute, sarcastic, playful, angry, desperate- he sold me on everything! Special kudos to the supporting actors playing Mam and Bak - they were scene-stealers.
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That's how a psychological thriller should be!
Can't wait to find more about all these weird people...
The scenery was captivating, the music very well-fitted and Sato Takeru was a pleasure for my eyes!
And I have to say that young Choi Ji Woo is so beautiful!
Ra Mi Ran really rocks!
The acting from the whole cast was great, but Kam Woo Sung in particular was superb!
It's not without problems (slap-n-kiss, over-the-top verbal and physical violence, unrealistic situations), but I kept on watching mainly because of Thanapob: he delivered his character perfectly - cute, sarcastic, playful, angry, desperate- he sold me on everything!
Special kudos to the supporting actors playing Mam and Bak - they were scene-stealers.
Dark, fast-paced, well-balanced, intriguing, thought-provoking...
Palm d'Or was definitely well-deserved
Choi Soo In was amazing!
Both MLs were excellent in their roles, as well as Yoshida Kotaro as one of the worst bosses on screen!