![]() ![]() I loved the details in the scenery, such as the one where they were strolling in the sunset (I believe it was sunset?). But it did give a good feel in the moment I was watching.īeautiful cinematography. I don't think I'll ever remember the songs played in the movie. In this case, not developing their characters worked perfectly, since the movie clearly focuses on Su-Jin and Cheol-Su's lives. Even though they didn't appear all the time, they gave more character backgrounds/information on our OTP. On another note, I also liked how they added family members and friends from both sides. I'm sure the men who watched AMTR want a woman like Su-Jin similarly to how the women who watched AMTR want a man like Cheol-Su. They truly complement each other through their differences. Loved how her character didn't hesitate to make the first moves. Aside from that, I thought she was also on par with Woo-Sung. Perhaps, it's due to him being an architect in both melodramas or how he's aggressive with everyone except to his woman (Yes, we can all swoon)?Īnyway, Ye Jin looks so young here. Though, Woo-Sung's character, Cheol-Su, also reminds me of Kang Chil from Padam Padam. I think it's just me watching one melodrama after another haha. Son Ye Jin's role, Su-Jin, reminds me of Ji Na from Padam Padam a bit. Well doesn't he have chemistry with all of his female counterparts, anyway haha? He has a lot of facial expressions which proves that he's one of the higher/experienced actors.Įven though it was just a film and not a mini-series, I thought Jung Woo-Sung and Son Ye Jin had a lot of chemistry on their limited time. I love how he transitions from an aggressive/troubled lad to a heart-warming and forgiving man. It really shows in the way how his co-stars seem genuinely comfortable with him. In other words, he never makes the scenes feel uncomfortable for the audience. He always plays his role sublimely without hesitation. If you've ever read my other review, you'll see that I'm a huge fan of Jung Woo-Sung and it definitely sprung from this performance of his. I didn't cry for the main couple, but I rather cried for Su-Jin's situation. I usually don't cry or even shed a tear for movies/tv series, but this one, I just couldn't hold back. I've already said how this story is simple, but the way it touches upon such a hard topic such as "Alzheimer" and make it interesting is flawless.Į) Major tearjerker. I loved the baseball scenes.ĭ) Simple, yet gorgeous. They share a lot of tender moments with moments of struggles that you can't help, but root for them. It's a wonder how such a man can love his woman this dearly (I sound so pessimistic about reality haha). There's a lot of foreshadowing too.Ĭ) Unique couple. I really loved how they incorporated scenes that happened at the beginning to the latter part of the movie. I love how they transmit such raw emotions.ī) Pay attention to details. Compare our OTP's meeting from the first 20 minutes to the scenes near the end. I'll just dive right into what you should be looking out for when watching this movie.Ī) Definitely pathos driven. The storyline is quite simple, yet the amount of emotion it magnifies is beyond words. And now for the third time, I watched it with them again after 4 years. The second time I told my parents that they should watch this, since I thought it was incredible. The first time I stumbled across it was by accident. ![]() I watched A Moment to Remember for the third time yesterday. I know I'll watch it again someday because it's just that good. The ending is bittersweet and carries a soft sort of hope. Even though the circumstances are tragic and the actors make the tragedy very palpable, there is also a lot of happiness, the sweetness of young love and the bliss it can bring. I make no apologies for my mushy hearted review of and adoration for this film. Both Son Ye Jin and Jung Woo Sung blew me away with their acting. How you find hope within that love when the disease slowly and painfully takes away it's memory. This is the story of a deep love and how you deal with the loss of that connection through a wasting disease. If you watch movies for the technical aspects of a film this one will satisfy. The cinematography and framing is lovely. This movie is so well done well written, acted and directed. She so steadfast in her love for him that he has no choice but to fall under her spell and fall in love right back. She barrels right past his tough exterior and pieces his broken heart back together. Watching Su Jin and Cheol Su meet and fall in love is magical. This love story got me right where I live. Rewatch Value 9.0 Be forewarned that I've just now dried my tears. ![]()
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