Mu-saeng Kim

Mortimer 2022-01-22 08:02:42

"Untouchable Lovers", my favorite Korean romance movie. When I first saw it, I was still very young. At that time, I didn't know what love was, what was determination, and what was persistence; I just faintly felt in a certain corner of my heart that if everything was as clear as in the movie, it...

Waino 2022-01-22 08:02:42

This is not the first time I have watched this film. "The Untouchable Lovers".
The heartstrings were still easily moved, unable to rippling and resonating on their own.
Because of its quietness. It's only beautiful. Its moving music. Or the beautiful sea?... 

Gladyce 2022-03-15 09:01:09

The Korean version creates feelings, beautiful and delicate, and the US version creates plots, ups and downs. If there is a kind of love that transcends the distance of time and space, this film is the best interpretation of the recent Keanu and Diaz together, in fact, always secretly secretly. Pairing Keanu and Brock together, two collaborations, from young to not confused, sparks splattered every time, wonderful to cover the poor acting skills of the two, just like every film is tailored for them.

Toby 2022-03-19 09:01:09

Cheng Ye's Korean dramas have a long history, but defeated Korean dramas are more than sensational. Compared with the Eastern and Western cultures, the two editions have obvious differences. Delicate vs. bold, slow-paced vs. straightforward, focusing on emotions vs. broader coverage. The Korean version does not have the logic loopholes of the US version, and strictly respects the established law of time and space-through the mailbox, but the encounter scenes and car accident scenes are not as cleverly designed as the US version. Another: The person in love really has zero IQ. Didn’t you know that she didn’t know you two years ago?