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Beautiful Accident had the merits to become a really good movie. Alas, the ending wasn't as good as the rest of the movie. I really liked, though, the family dynamics and how the leading lady transformed and had a major character development. However, I felt that some incident happened out of the blue. In addition, the performances were really good from every actor and especially the leading lady. Finally, I really loved the soundtrack of this movie.

I watched with subtitle on, worth it. Strong story, matured acting and all good things.

I honestly went into this not having much high hopes for this movie but after watching it, I can proudly say that it had me in tears at one point. The female lead's relationship with the family seems so genuine and heartwarming that I was completely hooked into it. Overall, you should give it a try b/c you'll definitely be pleasantly surprised as well ;)

It was an interesting storyline with some strong acting but a third to one half of the subtitles were illegible due to being white on white.

Although this film's heart is in the right place and its intentions are worthy, the movie itself never really came together emotionally for me till its closing minutes. It's central theme is based on the experiences of a driven career lawyer who has shunned family and friends and has instead chosen a lonely and isolative lifestyle.

The woman Li Yu Ran (Gwei Lum-Mei), who after visiting her mother's graveside is killed in a horrific road accident. However, arriving at The Terminal of Fate, she learns her death has been a clerical error on their part, so if she wants to get back her life she'll have to briefly replace a mother of two who has just passed away.

Of course, in doing so she'll learn some most valuable life's lessons as a temporary wife and mother. This all sounds like the basis of a really solid fantasy tale, yet there were too many plot elements that went unexplained, and somehow, as mentioned, the movie just didn't congeal emotionally till its final twenty minutes or so.

Overall, I would say there was a better movie in here that never really got told effectively.