It's really dramatic and romantic korean drama
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| romantic korean drama ALWAYS |
A fatal love story of ex-boxer Chul-min (So Ji-sub), and Jung-hwa is a telemarketer (Han Hyo-joo) centered. He has closed his heart to the world and, despite slowly losing her vision spirited. The elimination of the so-called quiet style of shots and long takes and appealing to the soul and spirit, could this Song Il-gon of the declaration of change of the auteur director deems to be a popular director. Those who were hypnotized by the song "Flower Iceland" and "The Magician" maybe a little disappointed.
As of the banal title suggests, the film is full of old cliches. But what makes it exceptional, despite its clichés, the director characteristic unconventional directing style and dramatic twists in detail, the presentation and omission is revealed. Takes [More] small steps on the way to the climax, without excessive use of words and deeds. Chul-min, the climax scene trumps the explosiveness of "Rough Cut". The director also adds class to the film by the remarkable visuals and sound design, sensual, but not superficial. Consequently, this film is different from most common melodramas and successfully turns out to be an "uncommon common 'drama. So Ji-sub and Han Hyo-joo are perfect in their roles. The commercial expression such as' Sun-joo couple" is not exaggeration
As of the banal title suggests, the film is full of old cliches. But what makes it exceptional, despite its clichés, the director characteristic unconventional directing style and dramatic twists in detail, the presentation and omission is revealed. Takes [More] small steps on the way to the climax, without excessive use of words and deeds. Chul-min, the climax scene trumps the explosiveness of "Rough Cut". The director also adds class to the film by the remarkable visuals and sound design, sensual, but not superficial. Consequently, this film is different from most common melodramas and successfully turns out to be an "uncommon common 'drama. So Ji-sub and Han Hyo-joo are perfect in their roles. The commercial expression such as' Sun-joo couple" is not exaggeration
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