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Truly great drama with a complicated plot (which I liked), great actors (that I had seen many of them in other dramas). I would watch any movie or drama with Jung Il Woo, but this had Il Woo plus this forbidden love side story also ... Recommend highly!!

Romantic Melodramas are my favorite... This fits me perfectly, and Kwon Sang Woo didn't disappoint me in his role as Kong Yonggi! My surprise role was SuHwan, played by Kim Sung Soo, who was amazingly fantastic!! Lots of smiles, laughs, love in this drama, but there were many tears shed also! Recommend this highly if you like Romantic Melodramas, but you should have plenty of tissues on hand ..

Excellent! Loved everything about it from start to finish!! Recommend it highly..

Loved this drama so much. Couldn't believe Jang Hyuk was in a romantic comedy or that he and Jang Na Ra were to be a couple, especially with his craziness and weird laugh and her shyness. But ... I watched and watched and fell in love with those two together. Lots of laughs and tears.. They should win awards for this!!!

I am truly mesmerised and feel so comfortable with his acting talent in "The Spring Day of My Life". Such a feel for and expressions directed at the audience -- not many actors have that ability! Before the series aired, I checked out his bios at various web sites. Most of his back-to-back films and dramas were from 1991-2002 then breaks of 4 years from 2002-2006-2010-2014... I'm not sure why the 4-year gaps; but since he's such a great actor, I so wish he wouldn't take all of these breaks. Maybe early burnout? Like DimpledGangster said below "Where has he been hiding the past 4 years? I'm going back to watch some of his dramas/films from 2002 at least! I wish someone could convince him to return to a regular starring schedule!!! He is definitely underrated as an actor?!? He shouldn't be, though, because he's won many awards in the past. IF his performance continues like it is in Episode 3 of "TSDOML", he should win an award for this drama... ;)

I began watching Korean dramas because I was tired of so much sex and nudity on American TV. Korean dramas seem to hold to a higher moral standard. I was surprised to find that Korean movies don't seem to hold that higher moral standard. In watching "90 Minutes", I was surprised to see that there were some explicit sex scenes... In these scenes, the actors, especially Joo Sang Wook, looked extremely uncomfortable, even embarrassed at being in the scene. He is such a good actor in dramas, that I wish he would just stay in TV. Guess there's a bigger pay check in movies, though. This could have been a better movie with a different director? It had a herkey-jerkey feel to the photography. I wouldn't recommend this movie. Joo Sang Wook's acting was great except in the sex scenes ;(

This was the second time I've watched this movie, and I think I cried more this time than the first! It's hard to see him as the werewolf creature because he was so gentle otherwise. I'm not surprised this movie sold 7+ million tickets. It's just that good! Who knows, I may even watch it a third time ;) I highly recommend watching this, but bring plenty of tissues! You'll need them ;)

I wasn't sure what this movie would be about with the age differences between Kim Rae Won and Moon Geun Young. Honestly, though, it was such a sweet, breath of fresh air that I totally enjoyed every minute of it. The two leads were fantastic as they always are, but we must remember they were 23 and 17 when this was made!! Amazing... No deep involved plot, just sheer comedy with a love thread woven throughout!! You'll love it, too! Watch it!!!

P.S. I agree with Mssankacoffee that Jo Dong Hyeok's body was in perfect condition! Oh my goodness was it ever ;)

I honestly don't understand why this drama got such low ratings?! Makes no sense. It was at least as good or better than the many Kdramas I've seen. I'm having a hard time understanding the ending; but, in all, it ended the only way it could. That's why I can't stop crying / sobbing now that it's over. The lead actors were the right people to portray the characters. Some of the other actors seemed to over-act to an excess; but that's probably what the director wanted them to do... irate this drama 9 out of10 stars. If you like a melodrama about people who have been injured emotionally but are trying to make things better in their lives, you will like this also! The 2 children actors were superb... I'm always amazed at how well trained the child actors are in Korea.

I'm looking forward to it. Love Lee Dong Wook in anything. He has the ability to transform himself into the character he's portraying at the time. I personally couldn't see Ji Sung in this at all... "Hotel King" was also a different type of character for Dong Wook to play, so let's give this one a chance, too. They could change the title, though ;)

His acting in "Empress Ki" was absolutely top rate! Loved him in "Kara: Secret Love" also. Such a talented and charismatic guy! His smile is infectious ;)

I've just watched Episode 1 of "Inspiring Generation", and I'm wondering if he was in that episode? I couldn't recognize him if he was. I still remember him as he was in "Boys Over Flowers" and "Playful Kiss". Loved those dramas!! Even though he's aged, it's weird that I can't recognize him. Maybe after I've completed watching "Inspiring Generation", I will be able to see (as described below) his manly, hot and handsome self instead of the pretty boy I remember... I'm also hoping he will be able to make another drama before he does his stint in the Korean military. He's a great all-around talent... :)