Tell Me That You Love Me

A must watch drama!!!

Wow from those dramas that remain engraved in the memory, although slow, but at the same time so requested for the type of unconventional plot, it has the power of silence. Perfect casting and acting of actors, from adults to children. Aspire to the actors who learned sign language and to the main actor Jung Woo-Sung, who I suppose is not easy to be silent throughout the plot and in such a professional way to convey messages with looks. A drama that conveys a message of the power of love and the ability to overcome disability.

A beautiful and perfect soundtrack.

Great drama and recommended.

This movie taught me that, similar to how "Attorney Woo" made me more understanding of people who are on the autism spectrum.

The love story was quite amazing because of the acting, especially by Shin Hyun Been. The love spilling out of her eyes whenever she was looking at Jung Woo Sung was gloriously sweet. The humanistic love came across loud and clear. The fact that Jung is 13 years older than Shin didn't bother me at all, unlike other dramas that also feature a big age gap between the lovers (e.g. Goblin, Mr. Sunshine.)

The attention paid to creating the artwork for the story was very impressive as well. If those paintings really exist in some art gallery in Seoul, I'd love to go see them.

I have one complaint - the soundtrack. For 2/3 theme songs, why are so many verses in English? Either write an English song with someone who can sing with virtually no accent, or just sing a Korean song. Don't keep switching between the two from one stanza or verse to another. The heavy Korean accent made it hard to tell if the singer was singing in English or Korean at times, which just makes it worse. Other than that, the instrumental soundtrack is excellent.

Overall, this movie was very entertaining to watch and definitely worth re-watching.

When I watched the trailers of this drama, I thought it would be a sad yet sweet love story, but it was nothing more than that. And it brought much more shine and beauty than I expected with 2 episodes. ( I got spoiled about something really that I don't watch from original drama version, hope that will change in these new remake version ).

In the first and second episodes, two people who met on Jeju Island came together like destiny and gradually became closer. However, there is also an episode that provides more insight into Jin-woo and Mo Eu difficult lives. Jin-woo, who was falsely accused, and Mo-eun, who faced countless failures in the process of realizing her dream, both of them became aware that the path they took was not the same, easy. Two people with their own shortcomings gradually become closer and develop love. Yes, It is pretty popular for two people with wounds to cross paths and heal each other's wounds, but it depends how the story processed with character development. For now it is starting point in this drama, let's wait and watch how will they sucess in this classical troop.

Actor acting :- Cha Jin-woo, the main protagonist ( Male lead ) conveys his emotions through sign language in place of words. Because of the nature of his character, it ( his character) does not convey emotions through dialogue, however it conveys deep an impact through the eyes and sign language. The straightforward storytelling that appears typically also leaves a solid impression.

Mo-eun main protagonist ( Female lead ) sees Jin-woo's emotions through his eyes, Mo-eun cannot exchange his emotions and feelings through dialogues with Jin-woo, but she does with her heart. She impressed with her acting.

And the word that shows us how the Jin-woo feels when he saw again Ma-eun "I thought it was definitely up to me to try to live with others. There are more people in the world who can listen to it without trying...However, some of those people approached me and greeted me first. I'm glad to see you again,".

Monday's and Tuesday's come fast please.

Found this gem by chance,turned out to be the most beautiful K-drama series I have ever watched. I didn't know it was a remake of a Japanese Film(which also won a lot of praise).

The writer of this series really did a wonderful job and the two leads carry this masterpiece effortlessly. They share such wonderful chemistry and you become engrossed in their perfomance.

It's a story about love and acceptance,what exactly is it to love someone for who they're and not what you wish them to be. How will you overcome others prejudice when it comes to your choice of partner. But most importantly how will you handle the full scale of being different from the person you love. Is love enough? Can you overcome the small things we take for granted,like hearing and speaking. How will you make it work in the longterm when communication is a main factor in a relationship. You can learn a language/sign but when we're overwelmed and overly emotional how can we best understand each other when we don't really speak the same language?

Love is love and doesn't need to be spoken to be understood. Is it enough though? Well watch this and find out!

Korean Drama '' Tell Me That You Love Me '' is an emotional love story.

The drama has beautiful cinematography, with a slow tempo and a sensitive view on the main lead's disability. The love story, moreover, was sweet, romantic, and realistic, even though the ending felt rushed and wasn't handled as smoothly as the rest of the story.

The performances, in addition, were brilliant, with the male leading actor, especially, doing a brilliant job talking in sign language. He also had chemistry with his partner. The side characters were enjoyable as well.

So, overall, eight out of ten for Tell My That You Love Me.