Urideul-ui haengbok-han shigan

It is a rare film that teaches about the importance of forgiveness without being preachy. Yet this film manages to do just that. Perhaps it is because the film doesn't actually teach forgiveness, but rather shows what the character in question actually lived through and left the audience to decide for themselves which side of the fence they would fall on.

And so kudos have to go to the actors for such an able portrayal of what their characters lived through and are living through in the film. Credit goes most especially to the actress (Lee Na-Young) who did a fine job of showing how her character journeyed to be able to reach the kind of person she becomes at the end of the film; the male lead was quite good himself.

Good acting, well articulated plot, music was good - overall: recommended.

I'm scared. Even the national anthem doesn't work I'm scared 😓

So sad it break my heart 😢

Our Happy Time, or maundy thusday, is a movie that brings tears, if I have to put it simply.

Having read the book and the manga, I knew what I was getting into. Though the movie present things in a faster pace and the two didn't really have time to develop a relationship, a factor that made me doubt for a moment that the ending will be that teary, the final scenes were so powerfull that made up for the lack of time and development. Actually, love story set aside, that scene was so deeply humane that can't help but be sad, tragic and dark at the same time.

So, that said, the performances were great and that aided the film a lot.

So, seven out of ten.

Well. "Maundy", look that up and you see it's a reference to the feast or holy day on the Thursday before Easter that commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles. A Christian tale of two persons, a suicidal mid-20's upper-middle class woman with a hate-on for her diva mother, an aunt who's a Sister and a prison inmate hoping to die. The aunt arranges for the two to "just talk", and slowly they do, on Thursdays, and their stories unfold. In modern Korean fashion the film has the top quality photo compositions, moody music and clever camera-work. Shocking red violence startles the viewer and the rigours of what passes for the modern Korean social welfare state are typified. Seeming slightly off is the depiction of the jail, the nicest CO's and happiest cons you'll ever see doing time. All in all, a straightforward message movie, well played.

Honestly did not make me shed a tear. Heard reviews of people bawling. I found it boring and plain