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It depends, do you believe the mother, or the brother and the sister? It's a fact that she allowed her children to be abused and did nothing about it, so without reading the book, I don't know.

This is worth watching for the soccer game alone. The only part I didn't like was that her husband never really "got on board" with what she was doing.

The problem with Yu Na's marriage was that they were in debt and she felt guilty about it because it her family that was causing the problem. That turned her into a workaholic, which stressed her out even more and made her resentful of her husband because he never got angry at her for it. Min Jae, on the other hand is tired of having to cater to the roller coaster of emotions that his wife presents, so a calm even tempered Seo Yeo seems like an oasis to him.

Min Jae and Yu Na both have a well paying jobs, but they are in debt because of Yu Na's family. Yu Na was giving Min Jae an allowance because their money was pooled. And let's get real, a bamboo birdcage in Hong Kong probably cost about 10 dollars.

I've thought about it, and I didn't get the impression that Yu Na and Young Jun actually "sealed the deal" so to speak. It was what made the movie interesting. Out of the 4 people the two who, when you are first introduced to them, you would "think" would cross the line don't because the 'sexy" wife is the one who says, "No, I may be attracted and have feelings for you, but in the end I can't do that to my husband.". Even after she finds out about his affair, she's hoping to save her marriage, and you could see the real hurt in her eyes when she saw that her husband had chosen to save the other woman.

This one wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. The story had potential, but there were some things that were just too silly. One was Kevin the sleaze bag, they tried to present him as this irresistible playboy type.yeah right. Yuck, Another was Momoko who was supposed to be a stalker chic but who actually gave off a protective older sister vibe for some reason.Another weird thing was that she supposedly grew up in Japan, but never once spoke Japanese. LOL On the plus side Golf is a good actor, he's very natural on screen, and he had great chemistry with his leading lady. Too bad there were only 3 kisses.

I wanted to like this movie. It has two of my favorite actors and the idea was pretty good. I agree with most of the comments here. The girl didn't need to be there, in fact that part distracted from what I thought was the more interesting part of the story about natural talent vs hard work. Also, there is no way a coach or team mates would allow the type of violence that was being showed, but it's a movie....so. I thought the story would have been better if they had ended it with them breaking the Korean speed record, and making the Olympic team. I mean seriously, Michele Phelps was still racing at the time!

No, this one isn't for me. I am curious how they are going to have them freeze to death in Thailand though.

OMG! LOL! Seriously, who wrote his bio? Bahahaha!

Here's a heads up people: THE BOOK IS ALWAYS BETTER!!!! I'm a reader myself, and I have learned the hard way; READ THE BOOK AFTER THE DRAMA... that way you can enjoy the drama, if it was any good, and enjoy the book. Trust me it works much better this way. LOL

The only reason I managed to complete Bride of Habeak was because I'm stubborn. The story was choppy the female lead was unlikable for most of the drama, and I didn't really see much chemistry. Goblin on the other hand, had a story you could follow and characters you could route for... for me Goblin wins hands down!

This was one I wanted to like, but unfortunately the acting was so wooden I felt like I was watching a bunch of marionettes. I'm not sure if it was a 'style" that the director wanted them to use, but for me, it didn't work.

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Thank you for subbing this. Could you provide a link to where I can watch this?

For those of you not in the know, before he became a model or actor, he was a wold class swimmer. He was on the Korean national swim team for 14 years before a spinal injury forced him to quit the team. That's why he's so often pictured in the water. Then he joined the military, but the was let go early due to a recurrence of the same injury. Sung Hoon got his big break when he debuted as an actor in 2011 with New Tales of Gisaeng, landing the lead role despite having no modeling or acting experience.

In This Is My Love, the two leads meet and fall in love with each other when they are children. Wrong choices? Being obsessed to the point you try to kill the woman you're supposedly in love with because she tells you she's in love with someone else, and then stealing her life... he definitely plays a bad guy in this one!

She doesn't look very laid back in the trailer, now does she? LOL

So many people get stuck on the fact that the 94 Hyun Jae is Ji Hoon's father, that they can't understand that the 93/2017 Da Bong feels no connection to him, he knew the mom casually but didn't have any feelings for her. Ji Hoon is the same age as he is, there can't be a father-son relationship, it's just not possible.

Read up on string theory before you watch this one, it will help you to understand what is going on.

I really wanted to like this one, but for me it was just OK. What made this hard for me was that Jun is a scientist, but they didn't even give her confidence in that aspect of life, she had absolutely no self worth at the beginning. It wasn't until she "found a man", that she began to believe in herself. On top of that Jun is stunningly pretty, you can't make me believe that Keiochi was the first Japanese man realize that... I think it could have been much funnier.