Sabrina Wong

It’s a good movie. I watched it twice as the emotions is so intriguing. Not much dialogue, its more on reading the emotions and immerse ourselves into the character kind of movie. Both SYJ & BYJ are brilliant as they don’t talk much but it’s the real acting through emotions portrayed, actions, mannerism that really tells the story. I read that back in 2006 netizens were discussing was the steamy sex scene necessary. To me, yes, it is. Both wanted to know why their injured spouses were having affair, so through the sex scene it was like a way of release for them – like let’s see how steamy we can get compared to our spouses, how far can we let go, let’s do it all the way, as initially there was a revenge feeling. It was like an “all out” actions for both In-Soo & Seo Young. But when it was time to leave the small town, they have feelings for each other but they did not voice it. The ending – I like the ending. The plant is growing, he moved on with all his packed boxes and it snowed in April. Both are smiling when they saw the snow. Phone rang and they drove through the snow. It’s a good written & directed movie where you have to immerse yourself into it.