A South Korean has a different person's body, changing every morning to a body "borrowed" for a day - man, woman, old, child and sometimes a foreigner. "He" works as furniture desi...
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★★★★★
If you watch this, I think you definitely bring the recent 'The Cobbler', 'The Deaths of Ian Stone' and many other high-concept films into the frame. Yep, it had a zero innovation, but smartly redesigned to bring a different outcome. Actually, it was based on...
★★★★★
I like the concepts but its not strong enough. Just an ok movie.
★★★★★
I thought it was charming, and all the actors did a great job. But I also think the questions people ask are justified. It falls apart quickly under scrutiny, but for a quick Sunday Korean movie with some of the most talented and beloved actors, it's above ave...
★★★★★
Those are three words that I can use to explain this movie.
First, pastel tone throughout the movie softens and romanticize audience's feelings. When one describes the love or romance, pastel tone can really maximize those emotions. Yi-soo's emotion roller-co...
★★★★★
"We've already gone through this.
Bet your life on me!"
This drama has a wonderful subtile way of going against social expectations and norms by showing quite blatantly that love does not divide, but unite.
That is quite a powerful message which is highligh...
