Young Mi was brought up in a loving environment. Her parents taught her to meet the world with a smile on her face, and not be deterred by bumps in the road on her way through life. They also taught her that somewhere out in the world she would meet her one true love. But alas this felicity was not meant to last. Young Mi's parents die, and leaver her alone at a young age, and suddenly she's forced to grow up very quickly. However Young Mi is well prepared. She ventures into the world with an appetite for life, and many dreams and hopes for the future. She goes to school and studies hard, and one day a package arrives for her. A beautiful pair of shoes. There's no sender on the package, and when she attempts to track the origin of this gift the trail ends at a P.O. box. Later when she enrolls in collage and attempts to pay her tuition she finds that it's just been paid. Someone out there is watching out for her. But who? And why? After a while she gives up, trying to track down this mysterious benefactor, and instead she figures that the best way to thank him would be to work hard and better herself. When she's completed her education, Young Mi lands a job at a radio station, as a staff writer on a popular show. As luck would have it, there's an apartment available close to the station. It belongs to a co-worker currently on sick leave. Young Mi moves in to this new place, and she also gets a roommate, one of her colleagues. When her laptop computer breaks down she turns on the desktop belonging to the owner of the apartment. Then she notices that an e-mail has just arrived, and she reads it. The mail was sent by the woman who used to live here, addressed to herself. In the mail she explains that a serious virus is slowly destroying her mind, and she fears she'll soon lose all memory of who she is and what she's done. She reveals that she's spent most of her adult life longing for a guy, who doesn't even know she exists. Through the e-mails Young Mi begins to follow the story of this girl and this boy. Meanwhile she also begins to notice a guy who works in the station's library. And still, every now and then, a package arrives from her secret benefactor...

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  Yeon Jung Hoon (Kim Joon Ho)

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  Ha Ji Won (Young Mi)

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  Jung Joon Ha (PD Lee)

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  Geum Bo Ra (Unknown)

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  Hyun Bin (Hyung Joon)

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  Park Eun Hye (Yeong Woo)

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• Aug 8, 2011 1 of 1 episodes seen

  Crazy4You
  3 of 3 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  8
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  5
  • Rewatch Value  8

  I liked this story, and I enjoyed watching it. It's a little slow in parts, and it's a story I feel that you have to pay attention to fully understand what's going on. The synopsis that's given tells you what it's about. The story gives you a twist in the middle, and some might feel they need to rewatch this movie to put two and two together. The animation they give in the beginning is nice, and then as the story progress's you find yourself wondering what's the connection between her Daddy Long Legs and the woman who's house she's living in.
  
  
  
  I haven't watched anything with the main actors before, but I have no complaints about the acting.
  
  
  
  Music - There's some music in this movie, but not a lot and nothing that's really significant. The only song I remember is "You're Only Lonely" by J.D. Souther
  
  
  
  I do wanna rewatch this movie again, because I feel I'd have more of an appreciation for it now that I know what to expect from it.
  
  
  
  Overall - I feel this is a movie worth watching. It's not a comedy, but there's some romance, and, of course, drama. I think it's worth taking some time out if you're looking for something to watch read more

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• May 21, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  purplenette
  3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  7
  • Rewatch Value  1

  The story isn't really original, but it is well done. I think that I should just warn you right now that the ending is beautiful, but sad. The movie is heart warming and sweet love story. The actors do a great job in this movie of giving a good feel to the story. There isn't any angst or bad guys so if you are looking for a feel good movie, then this is the one to watch. The music is nice. I probably wouldn't rewatch it just because of the ending. Overall it is a good movie.

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  A Moment to Remember

  Both films are caring, sweet and loving. Each has to deal with someone who is losing their memory but wants to remember the love they have despite disease.

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