Oneului yeonae

Just for a one time watch, but the movie is good if you like romantic movies. The Story is not so good & don't have soundtracks, but the screenplay is good, doesn't feel boring & actors are good also. It is my second movie of Moon Chae-Won, her acting skill is great & her facial expressions look natural. Watched this because of " Moon Chae-Won".

Didn't feel like a love story there is bit emotional scenes between the movie it should've been straight love story why does it take whole 18 years to confess his love for her and her too i get emotional easily but this one didn't get me. Ps.Park shin hye would be perfect for the lead role

As you have read in the title for me it felt like movie was trying to force the character of sassy girl into the female actor. The story was simple and felt a bit similar to Architecture 101( was mentioned in the movie climax). The only thing felt odd to me was confessing his love at the age of around 8, then why did the male protagonist stop trying if he was so deeply in love as portrayed in the film it seemed as if the character was in a state of confusion. Being said that overall it was a feel good movie and is only capable of one time watch.

I liked the approach, the fun parts and the sweetness of the couple. I loved the plot to some extent but what saved the movie for me was the male lead.

All the girls nowadays look for bad boys. I think it's as stupid as believing in Santa close. Making the male lead a sweet and nice guy gave the movie a special charm. Everything he does for the heroine makes any girl swoon, and I'm sure, many will know they deserve a Jun Su as well.

The acting of the two leads is top notch! Bravo! And the chemistry is electrifying.

First of all, I adore Seung Gi Lee. When I heard about this movie, I thought if anyone can play a patient and loving guy following the girl of his dreams (well, not really, but I won't spill the beans!) all those years with no end in sight (seemingly!) Mr. Lee certainly can. And I wasn't disappointed. What's more, I also enjoy Lee's interactions with his co-star, the said girl who liked to chase but didn't know what she's chasing, and all those details that's the day to day life but also a subtle yet telling portrait of the 'some' relationship of our couple. By the way, 'some' here, a Korean word, means the vague state between "I like you" and "I love you," or between "I kind of like you" and "I definitely love you." To see how the two leads negotiate that treacherous landscape and find what they want is the essence of this movie. I am very glad that I made the journey with them.