Keys to the Heart

Once again, the great CGV Cinema in Los Angeles strikes with yet ANOTHER movie that send tears my face (1987, A TAXI DRIVER and yes, a zombie movie, the awesome TRAIN TO BUSAN)

I love just walking into that theater, not watching the trailer, reading any reviews. I use my Movie Pass and I am treated to magic! Sure, you can read what the movie is about on this page. I prefer not to and enjoy the surprises this movie presented, especially by (K Pop Star?) Park jung min, who creates a wonder performance as a stage two autistic adult.

My nitpicks: the movie is around 20 minutes too long and the last 30 minutes, a tad choppy, however, the overly journey was emotional and rewarding.

If you like great Korean cinema, check this one out as soon as you can see it. I will see again soon! Now, Im gonna watch some Park jung min videos!

You just need sensitivity to like this movie. And then, yes, great performances and a beautiful soundtrack. Another good one!

All you want in one strong movie. You can feel happy, sad and angry in 2 hours.

You may not like heartfelt stories but the Korean gem puts forth many tugs at the heart, some obvious, some not so obvious, but in the end tells a story of family values, the human condition and how best to function in an imperfect world. Park Jung Min is a standout but all actors in this film put forth great performances that speak well to their role in the storyline. Definitely worth a watch and if you need Eng subtitles find it on drama3s

I appreciate very much the efforts of LBH to act in different genre of movies. This time it is not his familiar action film, but a drama on family love with his autistic brother. He acts equally well as a big brother. Love to see the different side of LBH.