[Movie 2004] A Moment To Remember 내 머리 속의 지우

[copperkey_kulet]

this is a very touching film that i will always remember.

[angeldreams]

i can't believe it took me this long to finally watch this movie - it made me cry like nothing else

jung woo sung is such a hottie - i need to find a guy like him lol

[Guest Demllequ]

i really loved this movie ... it was so sexy how they were sitting down and holding each others hands underneath the table. yeh well it made me feel kinda sad in the end but she's pretty and he's hot and they make a good couple? nebody interested in downloading the OST?

[Guest Greener]

It is a best korean movies.I like everything in this movie such as plot of a novel, the cast of a play (Son Yeh Jin and Jung Woo Sung) I cried to "A Moment To Remember"

[Guest r3dalf]

for the OST, here you go!!!!

http://chinkymovies.blogspot.com/2007/03/k...-directors.html

[Guest krek]

which is better?

its theatrical or director's cut version?

[Guest bubblieri]

the chemistry between the two characters was done really well...sigh....endings always leave us wanting for more. there were a lot of almost cried buckets moments, but i couldn't strangely enough but altogether it was a really touching movie. it crept into my heart and i just wanted everything to be better for them and it did remind me a walk to remember kind of. their love story was just....i just really liked this movie a lot T___T

[Guest chatteraddict]

which is better?

its theatrical or director's cut version?

hey krek! Director's cut is much longer and better than the theatrical version. if you have watched the theatrical version i suggest that you watch the director's cut. If you like the movie because of the story somehow you will be ok with the theatrical, but if you love the movie (because of the story and the actors) you'll enjoy the director's cut more. Scenes such as why Chul-Soo hates his mom and where did he get his inspiration for his first project as an architect ar included in the directors cut.

hope this help!

[Guest strawberrynkiwi]

How come I didn't watch this movie earlier? lol

It is really really good. Son Yeh Jin is such a sweet girl. I really liked her in Classic, but this movie blew me away.

It was so sad and touching. The guy was hot too... Definitely one of my favorite movie.

[Guest Greener]

I cried a lot this movie.Everything in movie is divisible without a remainder.

Son Ye Jin and Jung Woo Sung,they were similar really lover.

Their of love made me understand true love.

[Guest kdramafanusa]

"A Moment To Remember" director John H LEE will direct Japanese actress NAKAYAMA Miho (Love Letter) in a movie adaptation of novelist Tsuji Jinsei's novel "Sayonara Itsuka."

Filming starts in Bangkok next month, shooting locations will also include Japan and Korea. It will be released in Spring 2009.

[Guest Lilazinprincess]

This was a great movie. It solidified the reason why I adore So Ye Jin!!!!

[Guest valley girl]

This was a great movie. It solidified the reason why I adore So Ye Jin!!!!

me too i was crying at the first time i watch this movie..

both is amazing actor no wonder this movie so amazing

[Guest kdramafanusa]

Source: VARIETY

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117994440.html

It’s the ‘Moment’ for CBS Films

'Remember' gets English-language remake

By PATRICK FRATER

TOKYO — Sobini Films topper Mark Amin is making an English-language version of Korean-Japanese melodrama "A Moment to Remember" at CBS Films.

Sobini has a first-look deal with Lionsgate, where Amin is chairman and a major investor. CBS Films stepped in after Lionsgate turned down the pic.

Screenplay, which revolves around learning to live with Alzheimer’s disease, is to be penned by "Erin Brockovich" scribe Susannah Grant.

"It is earnest but sweet, and that is very hard to find," Amin told Daily Variety after a Tokyo Film Festival seminar attended by some 200 bizzers. "There is no schedule yet; we’ve only just hired the writer."

Project has a complicated genesis. Original material was a Japanese TV series, "Pure Soul," produced in 2001 for Yomiuri TV.

Korean language remake rights were sold to leading production house Sidus FNH, which co-financed with CJ Entertainment a John H. Lee-helmed movie that was released locally in 2004.

Launched in 2007, CBS Films aims to develop and produce four to six movies a year with budgets of up to $50 million per film.

[Guest LolitaMan]

^ Great....hollywood running out of ideas again. Boo!!!

[elley]

I really don't know how many times i saw this movie but it still make me cried .

I love Jung woo soong :rolleyes:

[Guest valley girl]

i rewatch this movie again JWS so HOT!!!!!!!!!.. that what i just can tell

[Guest Bijan630]

I just recommended this movie to a friend of mine and told her to have a few tissues ready. This movie was so sweet and touching.

[mizzxtiffany]

By far, one of my favorite movies!

My best friend told me to watch this. I cried like a baby! I loved everything about it.

JWS = hottieeeeeeee<3 and SYJ = soo pretty!

The ending is when I cried the hardest. ;/

Probably will watch it again later ;D <33

[rorakitsuzu]

One of my favorite and best Korean dramas. Some people may think that this movie is a typical Korean melodrama movie, but just what exactly makes this movie different from all the Hallyu movies? I guess people better watch this, just to know.

I'm quoting this from my blog, a very short review that I made letting people that such a movie exists.

A 2004 Korean movie directed by John H. Lee starring Jung Woo Sung and Son Ye Jin. Written by Lee Jae Han and Kim Yeong Ha. Based on a 2001 Japanese drama Pure Soul.

Boring and stupid, you might think at first. But once you reach the middle of the story, where things start to get more interesting, that's the time when you can't wait for it to end because you think that you're not going to watch it again because of the situations that are happening to the two main characters. It might not have the best ending, but its acceptable enough just to know what really happened to them at the end.

I've seen this movie four times, and the story especially the actors never cease to amaze me. They were both perfect for the role, just what you really expect from Jung Woo-sung and Son Ye-jin.

Highly recommended to everyone who is mature enough. Kids wouldn't really appreciate this, if you know what I'm saying. This isn't a teen movie either. I recommend males to watch this, and to some, this might even be a tearjerker. This isn't really a romance movie, it's more of a drama actually. But I guess its romantic enough to also consider it one.

Curious? Give it a try. Honestly, I don't really recommend something unless I know that its really worth watching and wasting your time.

*edit* btw, two gorgeous (and hot) and talented people in one movie. what more can you ask for?