Ban-chang-ggo

Released in 2012, the movie stars Go-soo and Han Hyo-joo as the two main characters, along with actors like Ma Dong-seok and Jin Seo-yeon. Ma Dong-seok later established a new character in the series ROUNDDUP, while Jin Seo-yeon also played an original character in the movie BELIEVER.

In the movie, the details of the accident scene were poor, and the BGM felt like it was playing separately, but the dialogues from the beginning to the end were snappy. Above all, this was the movie where Ma Dong-seok's comical personality started to be revealed in the lead role. If you're curious about Korean-style jokes, this is a movie worth watching. Highly recommended!

I tried to like this one but it just got way too sappy, melodramatic, and just so darn predictable. It's fine if these elements work, but it just came off really dull for this one. It does have it's moments but it's just very very few. The plot is basically about the romance between a male firefighter that has emotional scars and a female nurse. The thing is, nothing really stands out about this movie. And I just couldn't think of a single scene that I got emotional with, except maybe close to the end. But even that wasn't all that gripping since the build up is pretty darn bland. Watching this was like watching a lot of Asian drama clichés mashed into a movie. Which can work but this lacks anything that grabs onto the audiences. If this came out a while back I would give it a higher rating but this came out in 2012 and doesn't bring anything all that new. I give it a 4.5/10 because watching it as a couple is somewhat alright.

4.5/10

The lead actor and actress have chemistry. But the story feels rushed contrived and the ending is predictable. It feels like they tried to squash a K drama into a 2 hour movie. A realistic thing is how they dealt with her medical mistake.

Not worth watching.

Grt movie and alot agree-but y do some muppets always enjoy marvel etc movies-yet for decent drama or action moan--its like there brain cell died thru loneliness-after all if dont like it-turn it off after 10min c easy.

In romance movies, enemies-to-lovers trope is common, and it can be cute especially when a couple bickers back and forth with words. However, a guy who even raises a hand to slap a woman cannot be a love interest at all. It is not romantic; it is violence. That kills the whole vibe thus whole movie. Additionally, a guy who replaces a dummy for CPR to fulfill his sexual desire is just creepy, especially when he uses his superior position in the workplace. This is how a woman is treated in Korea and how people make it all okay with the word 'romance'.