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For me 8 is very high mark. It has lots of cute, funny scenes and the chemistry between the actors is really great. I loved all the characters. They were all different and compelling. I have re-watched it several times in the last week especially the first 45 minutes because that is probably the best part of the movie. I would have like to seen more character development but how much can you put in a movie. I'm looking for it to buy now. The homosexual level didn't bother me and was kinda of sexy but depends on peoples sensitivity. To me it wasn't too overpowering or pushy as far as I was concerned though there is a higher level after the first hour but Kim Jae Wook made it look sexy (the gay of demonic charm) so funny and seeing him dancing in the club was worth it for me, damn at the hotness. Were those really his abs? The guys are hot HOT and I love Kim Jae Wook and Yoo Ah In anyway and they are fantastic actors as well is being so cute and hot. Hmm did I mention hot? The owner of the shop is pretty hot too without is old man stash going on so I might have too look up some of his work too. I have watched the Japanese drama and though they go into a bit more detail with some of the characters (though somewhat different then the movie) I loved the movie much more and the guys were hotter in the Korean version and more expressive and I think a better chemistry in my opinion. I'm starting the anime now but I think I will like this Korean version over them all.

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This story is... nonsense.

The beginning seems good - kidnapping, ransom, abandoned school. However, then... The only one thread is ok, which concerns Mitsuru and his sister. Unfortunately, the spectre-school girl is totally misses. There is nothing explained and these scenes look like fragments from other film. I would like to know causes of death of these guys... Sorry, but the girl from ransom is real or it is only a spook... I know that there is the sister's soul, but then perhaps, the souls disappears...? I don't know. It's not difficult to watch the film, but how to understand it then... oO

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I've seen this at the theater recently, since I hardly seen any Korean/Asian films at the theaters. But I highly recommend people to see this.




I'm the type of person who doesn't usually tear up/cries during sad dramas/film (for ex. Koizora. It was touching & I love it but people find it weird that I didn't cry at all like many others did "/) Anyways, this was a funny, heartwarming, tearjerker type of movie. Not your typical cliche tearjerkers about romance. This whole movie is all about friendship. But just like most Korean dramas/movies, there's always at least one tragic part where someone dies.


Not sure what else to say since the description pretty much says what the whole movie is about.

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Agreed with the last reviewer - this movie will take you into the world of the hearing impaired and most of the movie is in sign language. But don't let that turn you away from this great story (: It's actually what makes this movie so interesting. The characters communicate without speaking but they're able to get their message off as if they were speaking.



The acting is great, I have no complaints about any of it (:The guy who plays Tian Kuo, Peng Eddie, does a good job, his character was so cute! And the actresses who played the girls were also good, it makes me wonder if they actually knew sign language or just learned the parts they needed to know for the movie.



I enjoyed the music that was played throughout the movie. Although I don't know the names of the songs, they were nice (:



I can see myself watching this movie again sometime, so my rewatch value for it is high (:



Overall - I think this movie is worth watching (: It's a cute, not too dramatic, nice story. It gives you a break from your typical love story and instead provides something a little less complicated but just as enjoyable (:

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