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I really love how this film provides each shot beautifully. The pace changes are very smooth, making anyone watching reflexively hold their breath and not look away from the screen because the story offered is consistently engaging until the end. The camera work is very good and balanced, nothing is wasted. The acting of the cast is truly excellent, easily bringing the audience to sympathize with each of their characters. The dialogue is substantial, with no filler or small talk. The ending is very tense, full of plot twists and very clear.

Worth to watch! Worth the time! Go watch this beautiful movie!

Hallmark is losing big in love stories to Korean movies. A well write and beautiful love story with the aid of Chopin classic music. The piano play deserve a mention because is fantastic.

Nothing is forced in this romance, the fantasy part help the love story to grow naturally and of course the perfomance from the actors help big. It's hard not to sympathize with the main characteres couple and the sincere love between them.

Feeling better after watching the movie is a huge proof they did it right. Totally recomend it.

The Korean writers deserve be hired by Hollywood (and actors too, of course).

The Korean remake of Secret: Untold Melody offers a refreshing take on the original version, with a more detailed & emotionally layered ending. The remake strikes a perfect balance between humor & poignant moments, making it both heartwarming & engaging. Kyungsoo's ability to convey deep emotion through subtle eye expressions & his body language while playing the piano is nothing short of mesmerizing. The chemistry between the leass is undeniable. I would give this film a repeat! It's a beautiful tribute to the original, while also giving the remake its own unique visual identity that compliments the heartfelt & intense performance.

It's a feast for the eyes to see the visuals of the three leads, especially doh kyungsoo.

The smiles are constant as the seeds of love grow between Yu-Jun and Jung-a, their excitement and light-hearted words of seduction are heartwarming.

Yu-Jun's relationship with his father is no less sweet. You can see how close they are, even looking like friends that we don't see much these days.

Throughout the piano battle, my breath faltered a bit, my chest pounding at the intense scene.

Kyungsoo, your beautiful fingers look like you were born a pianist.

I don't know if this can be considered a happy ending or not, because there are still hurt and forgotten.

The acting of the cast, the music, the storyline was beautifully crafted. Everything felt right. I liked it, really liked Kyungsoo's acting here.

I honestly went into this movie thinking it would just be the same as the original, with a different cast. I couldn't have been more wrong! The way the actors portray their characters is so much better - it feels so much more genuine and way less cringey. (Sorry to the OG!) They really bring a sense of naturalness to their roles, and everything just flows perfectly. It never feels overwhelming, which I really appreciated. Another thing I absolutely loved was the ending. This version had such a great twist that I actually preferred it over the original. It felt more satisfying and left me with a big smile. Honestly, it's been a while since I've watched such a good romance movie (especially since I'm not usually a fan of the genre). But this one really surprised me in the best way possible!

Respect to the Original, but the Remake wins for me! <3.