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Yessi Pratiwi — February 8, 2008 / 10:51 pm
One of my most favorite Korean movie is A Moment to Remember. Unlike another Korean drama story, this movie is very touchy, in my opinion.
The movie begins with Kim Su-Jin (Song Ye Jin), a 27 years old fashion designer who is depressed after being dumped by her boyfriend, finally meets Choi Chul Soo (Jung Woo Sung) after a small misunderstanding over a can of Coke. Falling head over heels for one another, the two have to overcome what seems to be non-stop barricades between their relationship.
Her father, who also happens to be Chul Soo’s boss, seems to look down on him because Chul Soo has a troubled childhood, somehow. On the other hand, Chul Soo isn’t about to commit to a serious relationship because he feels he’s ‘below’ her.
But none of these problems will ever come close to match what they are about to face and proves to be the ultimate test for their relationship.
They then engaged in a marriage, until Chul Soo find out that the woman has a problem with her nervous system called Alzheimer, which means that she will not recognize him again…
Both Song Ye Jin and Jung Woo Sung played very gentle, all out, and fantastic, they made me love this movie very very very much. Two thumbs up for the movie. You gotta watch it! :-D
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Budi Putra
Son Ye Jin is one of my favorite Korean actresses. Beside her impressive character in this movie, I also like her casting in the TV drama “Summer Scent” with Song Seung-heon and the movie “April Snow” with Bae Yong Jun.
But I think “April Snow” is her top perfomance.
February 12th, 2008 at 2:01 pm
Yessi Pratiwi
Yea, I’ve watched April Snow, Mr. Budi.
Me myself was so wondered of this movie.
You know what I mean.. She did a scene that we can’t find in another movie. Isn’t it? oH, Come On..:-P
Summer Scent.. Hm.. I like the story so much. It was just very perfect for Son Ye Jin. She acted very natural and all out :-P
February 14th, 2008 at 12:08 am