Barami Boonda

This series started of very good. It was a strong story, very touching and the part of the ML was heartbreaking. There are not many stories about Alzheimer. It really touched my hearted.

Unfortunately about half of the series the story started to drag on. There were 3 to 5 unnecessary episodes. They lost me. I didn't find it touching anymore but rather boring.

Luckily the two last episodes were again very beautiful. Unbelievably touching. I cried my eyes out. Especially the relationship between Do-hun and his friend was very heartbreaking towards the end. I felt his pain. Very well played.

So in short, a very beautiful story with a heartbreaking theme, but too spun out.

I started watching this movie because I thought the plot went something like he was misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Unfortunately in episode 6 I realized it was not to be. My petite and lovely Korean wife was diagnosed with dementia. I had the honor of becoming her caretaker. I was deeply honored to support her and keep our vows to love each other until death parted our ways. When I realized my error in regards to the movie I simply could not endure the memories of having lost my life partner in a similar life sojourn and chose not to watch anymore. Thanks to the makers and participants in making this movie about one of the tragedies that befalls us as we journey through life. Although I could not finish the movie I thought I would give it a high rating because this is a topic that couldn't have been easy to make a move about, but of such is true life.