Seuwichi

This is a light hearted and briskly paced comedy. What if you had made a different choice in life and how would your life have been. It's obvious that being with family is going to trump success in career. The contrast between the two versions of his life is handled well. Lee Min Jung is charming as always. She elevates the class of this movie. Want to see more of her. Oh Jung Se is versatile as always. Kwon Sang Woo handles the comic role deftly showing he can do this kind of rom com as well as serious drama. This movie is as polished and well made and lacks nothing compared to any Hollywood movie.

This might not be an Oscar-worthy movie, but it's an adorable, sweet, and heartwarming family film. It's definitely a Christmas movie you must watch!

The music is also super cute and adorable. This is the kind of movie you watch when you're not in the mood for an intense plot-you just want something sweet to enjoy with your loved one. The actors and actresses did a great job too! I thought it was going to be another boring body-swap Korean movie, but it turned out to be so much more. It actually has a valuable life lesson and is a heartwarming family film that makes you smile. It did feel a bit rushed, but that's expected since it's a movie, not a full-length K-drama series. Overall, I loved it! :)

I didn't expect this to be that good, but it turned out it was a good movie in its kind In the beginning, I was like, SO we are gonna watch the change-up movie (American version) in Korean type, but it wasn't like that or I can say not that much.

After all, the plot was good and I enjoyed the storyline. The casting was good AND can we have applause here for the main man role??

He had this great acting in each type of his personality in the movie and I was like, why is he crying so good?!!

And in the end, the surprise that movie gave us was heaven, pure LOVE.

But let's go to the bad side of the movie, why the supporting man role had just some parts that even weren't good and we needed it to be more detailed??

But after all, it was a good movie that I can say is worth watching.

It is when the top actor Park Kang comes to understand that becoming rich and famous is far from a solution to all the accumulated problems, fate sends him his late father in the form of a taxi driver. The taxi driver places Kan in an alternate reality, immersed in which, Kang eventually realizes what he wants to get out of life, what his happiness is, and what he needs to do to achieve what he wants.

Not the most original plot, but very convincing acting and a clear message allow you to enjoy the touching moments and the soulful atmosphere of the drama. Kwon Sang-woo is equally brilliantly organic both in the image of a cold movie star and in the role of a homely weak-willed husband and father.

Also, Kwon Sang-woo once again did not forget to remind us that he is a sex symbol of Korea, exposing his gorgeous torso, as he does in almost every one of his jobs. It is a sin to hide such beauty, but along with admiration, it is also fun from the obvious.

I watched this movie thanks to a recommendation and glad I did! I don't want to give anything away, but it is a classic feel good type of movie.

Warmed my heart and had me laughing just enough to keep me entertained while the storyline was revealed. I really feel like the pace of story telling was done well. It leaves you satisfied and wanting more at the same time.

The characters were all easy to love! Even when the characters were not on their best behavior, you could see that either wanting to receive love or give it was the true intention.

Switch has a great balance. This would be the kind of movie I'd want to watch with family around the holidays every year!