Previsão de Amor

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

I liked the comedy of this movie. Didn't feel bored that much. Moon Chae-woon is the reason why I liked this movie. She was looking so pretty 😚

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.

Watch it for SeungGi... He never disappoint.

I love the way he act... Is a plus he is a cutie...

About his character I felt most of the time pitiful for him, I wish I have someone who is like him for real but movies are movies in the end.

Have fun moments, and others very sad and frustrates situation... Yet it very watcheable.

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He willingly spent 18 years in the "friend zone", but a young man begins to have sultry feelings over his long-time friend (who is a girl). I'm a fan of Seung-gi Lee (Brilliant Legacy, The King 2Hearts, Gu Family Book, My Girlfriend Is A Nine-Tailed Fox) as well as the gorgeous Chae-won Moon (My Fair Lady, Brilliant Legacy). Both give energetic, admirable performances and have great chemistry. There is a constant presence of outside love interests from start to finish, which makes for good interaction as well as some tension. Characters are developed properly. The humor is mostly grounded and works well.

Another impressive effort from the land of great rom coms. This level of quality is what we've come to expect from South Korea. It's not quite as purely entertaining as "My Sassy Girl" (2001), "Couples" (2011), or "Castaway on the Moon" (2009), but it's damn good stuff. If a movie like this was made in the U.S., there would be an absurd amount of hype surrounding it.