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Even though this comment is old, I also don't see the movie as an insult. She felt alright the way she was and had more confidence when she was over-weight than after she got the surgery. But she got to a point where she was betrayed by the one she wanted to trust the most, which made her to want to change entirely. But in the end, she just isn't comfortable in her 'new' skin. As she stated in the end 'I don't even know who I am anymore'. In the movie it is mentioned that even though a lot of Koreans get plastic surgery, there are a lot of people (especially guys) who will tell you you're so pretty, but behind your back they'll badmouth you, because you got your face or body fixed. I think the scene in the movie where she realizes that she changed herself for someone who didn't even want her to change, was such a heartbreaking scene. It all comes down to the choices you make. The message of the movie is that, regardless of whether you get plastic surgery or not, you should be confident and love yourself. If you feel like you will be happier with a new face, if you feel like it's the only way you can live the way you want to, that's a choice as well. And if you feel like you're beautiful the natural way you are, then that's even better! But nobody should be criticized for their decisions.

On a different note, it is not even stated that she ends up with the guy she loved, maybe because she realized she only needs herself to be happy...

I just really didn't like the male lead. The things he said to Ammy about Hannah in the bathroom in the beginning made me dislike him so much that I just couldn't change my mind about him. How could she still like him after hearing him say that she's fat and ugly and basically only exists for Ammy's sake and that they're using her??? He's such a jerk. That's why I couldn't feel any sincerity later on...

I really didn't think I would love this as much as I did. I was expecting something flat and shallow, but this exceeded my expectation by far. It was funny, refreshing and truly heartfelt.

You're beautiful is a drama with dating in an idol group. I personally didn't like it very much because it was so cheesy and over the top, but a lot of people love the drama.

I really didn't like the end of the final episode. Why didn't they show how they made-up? I don't get it, after the concert the ending seemed so rushed, when she was like 'And we're still secretly dating', I was like: .... huh?? How did that happen? lol
It's a bit, I liked the rest, but this made me down-grade the rating to 6.5. :-/

It was really cute and made me smile a lot. However, the ending was.... weird. So anti-climatic lol

The ending will definitely leave you with a smile on your face, but some sad things do happen in the movie. Even so, it's a great movie, don't miss out on it :)

Hahaha, it is really so funny how people's tastes differ. :D When I read that you didn't find the two leads very beautiful, I was like: whuuuuut? XD While I think the girl has too sharp features at times, she is still very beautiful in my opinion, and the main guy is just SOOOOOOO gorgeous and adorable and hot (his body, unffff), HAHAH but yeah, as I said, people's tastes differ ;'D

What is special about this drama? First of all, once it ended, I realized there wasn't even one character that I hated or disliked. None of the despicable people that usually keep interfering or try to ruin you out of spite. Everyone had their own circumstances, which made their choices reasonable.
Secondly, there is neither a real 'main couple', nor a real 'love triangle'. I loved the dynamics between the four main leads, and as someone who avoids love triangles like the plague, I found that I cared so deeply for the characters, that even though my heart sometimes hurt for one of them, I could sincerely appreciate all the affection they showed toward each other. Kang Tae Joon and Joo Wan are both such great guys, if I could ever find someone who would smile at me like that, I'd already be happy! :D
Thirdly, there was really no unnecessary drama. How refreshing was that!
This drama is simply a realistic, down-to-earth, yet passionate slice-of-life drama, that perfectly sheds light on the heaven and hell of dating. I love the mature approach, the conversations that aren't forced, and the struggles that make you remember your own. You can really learn a lot from this drama.
Lastly, finally we have some ACTUAL making out. Can we just take a moment to appreciate that there's a K-drama that breaks with the usual romance traditions? The chemistry in some of those scenes is seriously no joke *fans air* haha
All in all, simple yet beautiful drama that warms your heart! 8 from me. :)

You should watch 'I need romance 3', he plays a 25 year old in that drama :) Generally I think he looks older than 25, but he really fit that role and the drama is pretty good! I loved his character there much more than in Madame Antoine, for example.

Kya, omg, I cannot wait for this! The trailer looked amazing, I have such high expectations now, I really hope I won't be disappointed ^o^

Oh my god, I am exactly the same! All the dramas you mentioned are my favorites, and also the kisses that made me feel the most. Of course, the final kiss in YWCFTS still makes my heart flutter, but the ones you picked just make you feel warm and cozy inside. And just as you said, there are types of kisses that make you go like: 'not again'.
If you haven't watched it yet, I recommend Queen InHyun's man. It has fantastic kisses.

City Hunter deserves a perfect score of 10, just for its soundtrack alone xD There are so many memorable tracks in the OST. Sad Run, The Fire of Love, Hot Spade, Glory of the City, City Hunter, and, one of the most gripping ones: Endless Crying. I don't know how many times I've listened to those tracks.

I'll definitely also check out the other OSTs you mentioned. The King2Hearts had some beautiful scores, as did Pinocchio (Tears in the Crowd, Calm and Passion) and Scholar Who Walked the Night ('Hot Tension', 'Endless Run'). Not all of them are Action OSTs, but they are beautiful regardless. I am a sucker for beautiful OSTs, haha.

If you want a cutesy, cheesy drama with loads of romance, nice imagery and overall likeable characters in a not very realistic world, this drama is for you.

If you, like me, expect a lot of badass action and unforeseen developments, as well as trials to be overcome due to it being a 'mafia' world – you will probably be disappointed.

I absolutely loved the first couple of episodes, despite the general cheesiness at all times, and had high expectations. I was sure it would become a favorite of mine, a gem in dramaland, following in the footsteps of an epic setup such as the legendary manga 'Tokyo Crazy Paradise'. Sad to say, I was sorely disappointed, and kept changing my rating until, at the final episode, I settled for a generous 6.0.

As I said, it's a lovely drama, but it's so very predictable, and lacks realism, action and the excitement a gender-bender Mafia setup should offer.

I don't think she was that bad xD And she did have her purpose in the latter episodes. Well, it'd have been better if she had been more badass, but well... can't have everything, I guess. At least we got Lee Joon Gi and Jung Kyung Ho <3

RIP all the Dads. ;'(

Wow, I just finished, and I am speechless. This was such a roller coaster ride. I marathoned through the series because I just couldn't stop. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. In terms of action and story-build up it was excellent. This series definitely accumulated a lot of clichés (first loves, revenge, secret-identities and others i won't mention because of spoilers), but don't let those stop you from watching it. It's really a superb drama, and even the 'bad' guys, don't seem so bad at some point anymore.
The romance was heart-wretching at times, yet sweet at others. Judging by the comments, a lot of people seemed to hate the leading lady with a passion. While I wouldn't call her my favorite, I think she was alright. Only in the last episodes, she got a bit on my nerves with her lack of common sense lol
The father-son relationships, and especially the relationship between the two brothers, was one of the reasons why I loved this drama so much.
A MUST-WATCH for everyone who loves action paired with romance! It wasn't perfect, but a very good Triad drama!

I did like the first couple of episodes. But as soon as you feel it gets boring, I'd drop it. I made the mistake to watch until the end because I was waiting for it to become interesting again, but for me, it didn't. However, a good friend of mine adores this drama. So it really comes down to preference :)

It doesn't get resolved very fast. It's more along the lines of Zifeng saying he doesn't care if he dates a guy, because he loves her/him just the same. So until the last episode she remains a 'guy'. However, it is different from Coffee Prince in the aspect that in this drama people are too accepting. It's unrealistic and very cheesy. They basically act like an heterosexual couple and look like one too, even though they are supposedly two men dating. xD If you don't like cheesy stuff, this will probably be too boring for you.

To be honest, I am conflicted. I enjoyed the first six episodes or so a lot, but then it became more and more boring for me. However, I really do dislike cheesy stuff, which makes up about 80 percent of this drama, which is why i found it boring. About the human thing... i just think it is weird how the triad 'world' they live in, deals with cases like that murder. I just don't think it makes much sense. But it's not like they're all cruel. Just too forgiving maybe?
I think there are definitely better dramas out there, and i won't watch it again, but it's also not totally terrible.