Unforgettable

It's a great movie. I liked it so much I love Kyungsoo D. O he's a great Actor.

Story engaging and entertaining enough, even though the storyline is cliched and predictable. The writer apparently failed to pay attention in English class or suffered the fate of so many students nowadays due to the elimination of grammar class. He repeatedly misuses the pronoun I, when he should use me after prepositions. Also noted, the "word" alot in the email should be 2 words -a lot. The word nerd in me appreciated not hearing literally used or rather misused. So grateful for small things. Otherwise the movie kept me awake, and for this genre, it was a decent effort for a Saturday night viewing.

A sweet little love story, it's make me thinking about my school love , the way characters where match together makes me feel like it's a real story.doh kyungsoo and his partner maked it .good acting .

Loved this beautiful tale of a love that remains a dream. A perfect balance in the portrayal of both the lead characters and the tale of their coming together told with so much authenticity, underscoring what true love feels like, in an earthy yet soaring-to-the-sky way.

I can't cross over... how beautifully Karla Bonoff's song fits this little gem. It's a coming of age story of five friends tested how strong is their friendship. The action takes place by the sea side therefore water is wide both literally and metaphorically. Their idyllic holiday time slowly shows cracks as they are unable to speak openly with each other being too young and too insecure. Especially that one of them who permanently lives in the seaside town is physically impaired. However I loved the way the cracks are revealed, how slowly they build up so you feel like a part of the movie. And what a wonderful acting by the young actors, you share their innocence and painful growing up hoping for the best. With an Unforgettable kiss scene covered with water being the height. You just wish coming of age could be easier.