Actors over 40 who never cease to amaze; part 4 On a dreary day, Ji Ni gets laid off by her boyfriend with the final note that he was only interested in making love to her but not in a lasting relationship. This triggers the girl's curiosity about whether her past three lovers were also only after her favours. As a result, Ji Ni checks back on her previous boyfriends including Ku Hyeon, an advocate of strong religious beliefs, macho college lover Jeong Seok and inexperienced Yoo In who makes a living as wandering artist. Will Ji Ni's emotional journey be rewarded with sincere answers from her old admirers? Find out as S-Diary unveils its top-secret material. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 에스 다이어리
- Also Known As: Eseu Daieori , S 다이어리 , S Daieori , Eseu daieoli
- Screenwriter: Seol Joon Seok
- Screenwriter & Director: Kwon Jong Kwan
- Genres: Comedy, Romance
Cast & Credits
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![Kim Sun Ah in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Kim Sun Ah in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Kim Sun AhJi NiMain Role -
![Lee Hyun Woo in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Lee Hyun Woo in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Lee Hyun Woo Support Role -
![Gong Yoo in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Gong Yoo in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Gong YooYu InSupport Role -
![Kim Sun Hwa in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Kim Sun Hwa in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Kim Sun Hwa[Aunt #2]Support Role -
![Lee Chan Ho in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Lee Chan Ho in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Lee Chan Ho Support Role -
![Ahn Sun Young in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)]( "Ahn Sun Young in S Diary Korean Movie (2004)")
Ahn Sun Young Support Role
Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
S Diary is a romantic comedy, but it has a serious/sad feeling to it. Kim Sun Ah plays Jini very well. Her character changes depending on the person she is with---Lee Hyun Woo the priest, Kim Soo Ro the playboy, and Gong Yoo the artist--- during the look back on her relationships. At first when she goes to speak to each ex-boyfriend she seems to be looking for confirmation that she was loved and then seeks revenge against the men that she feels didn't love her. The revenge part is where it becomes actually funny. In the end she realizes the truth, that no matter what kind of relationship a person is in or how that relationship ends there is meaning. SPOILERISH >>> I like how at the end we get a glimpse of how the men in her lives really felt about her during their relationship. The plot is pretty good, the acting is excellent. This is the kind of movie to watch for fun. Plus Kim Sun Ah is in it.
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The story wasn't a novel idea but it was well executed. I loved some of the little bits and pieces of the movie. The characters were realistic and believable. What surprised me the most was the end of the movie. I had thought would be the message in the end was completely different than what was actually delivered and I wasn't upset at all. Being someone who knows what Jini went through, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I agreed with the end.
The actors did a splendid job making me believe in their performances and relate to the characters are real people and not just figments of imagination.
I'm really bad at noticing music in a movie unless something stands out especially so forgive me for not being able to really comment in this department.
Despite how much I liked the movie, if I was given a choice to rewatch it, I'd be in two minds. On one hand it gave a realistic view about relationships that was refreshing. On the other hand, I watch rom-coms to escape reality and feel good so I'm not sure if I'd watch it with that mind set.
It's a good movie, something you can pick over at the weekend and watch. Don't watch it with the delusion of being a friends-gathering sort of movie though.
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