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January 26, 2016

A photo of Choi Ji Woo & Kim Joo Hyuk from 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' recording revealed

Source: STARN News 

A photo of Choi Ji Woo and Kim Joo Hyuk from 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' recording has been revealed.

On January 25th, a photo of Choi Ji Woo and Kim Joo Hyuk from 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' recording was released.

The two recently played in a new romance film titled 'Like Me (working title)' together, and they are going to appear on 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' together as well.

Choi Ji Woo is going to reveal her refrigerator for the first time through the program, and Kim Joo Hyuk, whose refrigerator had been revealed on '1 Night 2 Days,' will also reveal it once again.

Meanwhile, Choi Ji Woo and Kim Joo Hyuk's appearance on 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' will be aired on February 15th and 22nd.

'Like Me' will be officially released on February 18th.

A photo of Choi Ji Woo & Kim Joo Hyuk from 'Please Take Care Of My Refrigerator' recording revealed

/Reporting by Kim Hye-in en@starnnews.com

 

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January 27, 2016

‘Like for Likes’ Discloses Its Main Poster

Source: BNTNews

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[by Woorim Ahn] Movie ‘Like for Likes’ unveiled its main poster. 

On January 27, the film disclosed the main poster containing Yoo Ah In, Kang Ha Neul, Lee Som, Lee Mi Yeon, Choi Ji Woo and Kim Joo Hyuk’s faces. 

‘Like for Likes’ is a movie drawing the most trembling romance in your life as a person falls in love after he/she clicked ‘like’ regardless. In the poster, it captured the moment when the six people took a selfie. 

Just like the people in love sharing their love on SNS, they make lovely faces while doing something on their phones and it caught the mass public’s attention. 

The six people’s appearance seems like they are about to fall in love right away and the caption ‘Stop ‘Like’-ing. Can we love?’ aroused the fans’ curiosity about the love story that they will draw in the film. 

Meanwhile, ‘Like for Likes’ will premiere nationwide on February 18. (photo by Movie ‘Like for Likes’ main poster)

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February 3, 2016

Like for Likes’ Holds Its Press Preview Session

Source: BNTNews

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[by Woorim Ahn, photo by Baek Soo Yeon] Movie ‘Like for Likes’ held its press preview at CGV Wangsimni in Sungdong-gu, Seoul on February 3.

‘Like for Likes’ is a romance film that people get to fall in love each other as they clicked ‘like’ on their SNS. Lee Mi Yeon, Choi Ji Woo, Kim Joo Hyuk, Yoo Ah In, Kang Ha Neul, Lee Som and others feature in it.

Meanwhile, ‘Like for Likes’ will hit the theaters on February 18. (photo by bntnews DB)

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Choi Ji-woo and Lee Mi-yeon's sweet heart that makes fans jealous

 

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The premiere for the movie "Like for Likes" was held in CGV Wangsipri.

Choi Ji-woo, Lee Mi-yeon, Kim Joo-hyeok, Yoo Ah-in, Kang Ha-neul, Esom and director Park Hyeon-jin were there.

"Like for Likes" is the story of 3 couples who go through their crush's SNS and 'likes' their posts instead of confessing their love in real life. The movie comes out on the 18th.

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source: http://www.hancinema.net/photos-choi-ji-woo-and-lee-mi-yeon-s-sweet-heart-that-makes-fans-jealous-91112.html


@rubie, thank you for all the updates. I hope this film will be released in my country.

I watched yesterday an interview with the cast on the V application. Unfortunately, I only caught the last 10 min. or so..

 

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Added new character trailer and Movie Talk Live videos for the Korean movie 'Like for Likes'

 

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Added new character trailer and Movie Talk Live videos for the upcoming Korean movie "Like for Likes"

"Like for Likes" (2015)

Directed by Park Hyeon-jin

With Lee Mi-yeon, Choi Ji-woo, Kim Joo-hyeok, Yoo Ah-in, Kang Ha-neul, Esom,...

Formerly known as "Happy Facebook" (해피 페이스북, hae-pi pe-i-seu-buk) and "Happy Log In" (해피 로그인, hae-pi log-eu-in)
Synopsis
A romantic movie about a man and a woman who fall for each other by clicking 'like' all the time.

Release date in Korea : 2016/02/18

 

Please watch trailer and interview videos on Hancinema

 

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February 10, 2016

[Herald Review] ‘Like for Likes’ is charming but predictably cheesy

Lee Mi-yeon and Yoo Ah-in star in “Like for Likes” (CJ Entertainment)

With “Like for Likes,” what you see is what you get: A cookie-cutter omnibus romantic comedy featuring three couples, tangentially linked, each finding his or her way to an ever-after ending. The men are sweet, the women are adorable and butterflies abound as the familiar stages of courtship unfold.

It’s difficult to imagine how this setup could yield surprises, yet one still feels a tinge of disappointment at the way in which “Like for Likes” fulfills its promise to a T. If any romantic comedy could give the tired tropes a whirl, it seemed “Like for Likes” would be it, because of its all-star cast, if nothing else. 

The first couple is made up of veteran actress Lee Mi-yeon (most recently in the hit drama “Reply 1988”) playing a haughty, sharp-tongued TV writer and Korean cinema darling Yoo Ah-in (“Veteran,” “The Throne”) playing a carefree, selfish international superstar.

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Kim Joo-hyuk and Choi Ji-woo star in “Like for Likes” (CJ Entertainment)

The second couple throws together hallyu star Choi Ji-woo, who rose to stardom with the TV drama “Winter Sonata,”, with steady actor Kim Joo-hyuk, who was in the comedy film “The Beauty Inside”. Choi plays a hardworking yet clumsy flight attendant while Kim plays a friendly chef who likes to poke his nose into everyone’s business. Through a series of unfortunate events, the two become unwilling roommates and eventually very close friends.

The third couple struts out Kang Ha-neul, who was in the movie “Twenty,” with model and actress E Som, who was in the movie “Scarlet Innocence”. Kang is a gifted composer with a hearing impairment who has no experience in love, while E is a savvy TV producer who finds her next plaything in Kang’s character.

It’s a cast of A-list names with solid, serious acting credentials playing cliched characters. Despite the film’s attempts to market itself as being fresh and trendy by having all three couples eventually hook up thanks to the power of social media, online networks play a minimal role in the plot itself. Any romantic comedy set in 2016, in fact, should incorporate Facebook stalking and messaging in order to seem realistic.

E Som and Kang Ha-neul star in “Like for Likes” (CJ Entertainment)

The interesting way in which “Like for Likes” differentiates itself from other syrupy sweet love films is through its female characters. They have strong careers and strong expressions of self-worth beyond simply being one-half of a relationship. 

Director Park Hyun-jin told reporters at the press preview that she wanted the female characters to be “independent” rather than be “swept around by the male characters,” and that intent jumps out through certain lines in the film. Choi Ji-woo’s character casually corrects the term “spinster” into “single woman” in conversation, and Yoo Ah-in’s character chastises his colleagues for calling Lee Mi-yeon’s character bossy and headstrong saying that a man who had this type of personality would be considered self-assured. 

Unfortunately, those socially conscious lines generally fall in awkward thuds even from the mouths of the excellent cast. They are jarring when considering the overall mood of the film, and these moments come across as a break in character. 

“Like for Likes” isn’t bad - it is well-edited, smoothly paced and has an appropriate mix of cringe-worthy lines and laugh-out-loud moments. All of the characters are natural and comfortable and seem to fit well with the real-life personalities of the actors who play them. It’s a shame that it opens after Valentine’s Day weekend, because it seems like the perfect date movie. However, for anyone who expects this star-studded film to be something beyond effortless archetypes, the film is likely to leave something to be desired.

“Like for Likes” opens in local theaters on Feb. 18.

By Won Ho-jung (hjwon@heraldcorp.com)

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February 12, 2016

‘Like for Likes’ a truly modern romantic tale
With all-star ensemble cast, film captures love in the social media age

Source: INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily

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The upcoming film “Like for Likes” tells the stories of three couples - from left, Kang Ha-neul and E Som, Yoo Ah-in and Lee Mi-yeon, and Kim Joo-hyuk and Choi Ji-woo - that involve social media. [CJ ENTERTAINMENT]

Lighthearted omnibus romance films have been around for awhile, especially since “Love Actually” hit the jackpot internationally in 2003, making it a regular visitor to both the big and small screens during the Christmas season. 

A number of Korean films have attempted to reenact the success by featuring more than one pair of people and trying to convey a heartwarming message that penetrates all the loosely connected stories. 

But until now, there hasn’t been a single movie that came close to the success of the original. 

But just when you think the fad has finally died out, another film of the same format is trying to reinvigorate the genre.

Titled “Like for Likes,” the film directed by filmmaker Park Hyun-jin of “Lovers of Six Years” (2008), is a contemporary love story that revolves around three couples and how their use of social media influences their relationships. 

The biggest charm of the film is its hardly believable all-star cast including Korean heartthrob Yoo Ah-in along with weighty actresses like Lee Mi-yeon and Choi Ji-woo, both of whom are appearing on the big screen for the first time in at least seven years. 

The central couple consists of Lee, who plays the star screenwriter Kyung-ah, and Yoo, who plays a character very much like himself in real life: a superstar actor. 

After one of Kyung-ah’s early works boosted Yoo’s character Jin-woo to immediate stardom, the two have been at each other’s throats for unclear reasons. 

Kyung-ah is aiming for a spectacular comeback in the drama scene, which wouldn’t be possible without Jin-woo, but he won’t accept the role, and their back-and-forth continues. 

The second couple is made up of Hallyu star Choi Ji-woo, who plays the attractive stewardess Joo-ran, and Kim Joo-hyuk, who plays her landlord as well as housemate. 

Joo-ran may be all that any man could wish for, but her naive attitude around them is hindering her from finding her future spouse and time is running out. 

Kim’s Seong-chan voluntarily coaches her to present herself nicely on social media to grab guys’ attention, but things start to change as their feelings toward each other enter into unknown territory. 

The most realistic and also relatable couple out of the three is the last one, consisting of Kang Ha-neul and model-turned-actress E Som. 

Kang plays Su-ho, a talented songwriter who has never been on a date before because of the complex he has about his hearing ability. E plays Na-yeon, a confident woman who first approaches Su-ho through social media and asks him out. 

“The hardest part in directing the film was differentiating each of them with distinctive stories and auras,” said director Park at a press event on Feb. 3. 

“However, I think the basic role of a director is bringing good actors to the set, and in that sense my struggle was a pleasant thing to worry about,” she added. 

Although the film draws on typical happy-ending love stories, Park tried to imbue her personal beliefs into the screenplay. 

“I revised the screenplay in order to make my female characters into independent figures,” she said. 

“I didn’t want it to seem like females being dragged along by males, which is something common in Korean romances,” she added.

“I definitely wanted to emphasize the female characters, which is why I endowed each and every one of them with concrete professions who are able to say and behave the way they want to.” 

The film opens nationwide on Feb. 18.

BY JIN EUN-SOO [jin.eunsoo@joongang.co.kr]

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February 12, 2016

USA & Canada] South Korean Romantic Comedy "Like for Likes" Makes North American Debut on February 26 - Updated

Source: CJ Entertainment via Hancinema.net

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All-star cast includes: Yoo Ah-in ("Veteran"), Kang Ha-neul ("Twenty"), Esom ("Scarlet Innocence"), Lee Mi-yeon ("A Company Man"), Choi Ji-woo ("Actresses"), and Kim Joo-hyeok ("Beauty Inside")
 
DramaFever hosts advanced screening February 25 in New York


"Like for Likes", a South Korean romantic comedy about finding love with a little help from modern day social networks premieres in North America on February 26. The movie features an all-star cast including: Yoo Ah-in ("Veteran"), Kang Ha-neul ("Twenty"), Esom ("Scarlet Innocence"), Lee Mi-yeon ("A Company Man"), Choi Ji-woo ("Actresses"), and Kim Joo-hyeok ("Beauty Inside"). "Like for Likes" is presented by CJ Entertainment, Asia's leading studio and the signature film division of major media and content company CJ E&M.

 

"Like for Likes" follows three couples: the first, a sharp-tongued television writer (Lee Mi-yeon) on top of her game and a carefree superstar actor (Yoo Ah-in) who began his career on her television series. The second couple is made up of a middle-aged nosy chef (Kim Joo-hyeok) whose fiancée left him, and a spinster flight attendant (Choi Ji-woo) who lost her home. The last couple is a gifted composer (Kang Ha-neul) who writes popular love songs but has never experienced love and a television producer (Esom) who knows how a game of love is played.

Director Park Hyeon-jin, who made her directorial debut with "Lovers of 6 Years", created this film to capture the cultural landscape of modern day dating. The motifs of social networks and romance is relatable to audiences everywhere.
 
The film will be released in 17 major locations in North America including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Toronto. 
In partnership with CJ E&M, DramaFever, the leading online destination for international television shows, movies and concerts, will be hosting an advanced screening on February 25 at AMC Empire 25 in New York. Attendees who are not already Premium members will receive a free 30-day DramaFever subscription.

Tickets can be purchased here (kmovieondramafever.splashthat.com/). Seating will be limited.

More information : cj-entertainment.com/movies/160111-002/like-for-likes

Theatres

Los Angeles CGV Cinemas 2/26/2016 621 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Dallas Cine Oasis 2/26/2016 1130 W Trinity Mills Rd #100, Carrollton, TX 75006
Fullerton Regal La Habra 2/26/2016 1351 West Imperial Highway La Habra, CA 90631
DC Regal Fairfax Towne 2/26/2016 4110 West Ox Rd Suite 12110, Fairfax, VA 22033
Dallas Cine Oasis 2/26/2016 1130 W. Trinity Mills Rd, Carrollton Tx 75006
San Jose AMC Eastridge 2/26/2016 2190 Eastridge Loop, San Jose, CA 95122
New York AMC Empire 2/26/2016 234 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
Seattle AMC Alderwood 2/26/2016 18733-33rd Ave. West Lynnwood, WA 98037
Denver AMC Arapahoe Crossin 2/26/2016 6696 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO 80016
Chicago AMC Showplace Niles 2/26/2016 301 Golf Mill Center Niles, IL 60714
Atlanta AMC Sugarloaf Mills 2/26/2016 5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Irvine Regal Edwards UTC 2/26/2016 4245 Campus Drive, Irvine, CA 92612
New Jersey NA Edgewater 2/26/2016 339 River Road, Edgewater, NJ 07020
Honolulu Consolidated Pearlri 2/26/2016 98-1005 Moanalua Road, Aiea, HI 96701
Vancouver Cineplex Coquitlam 2/26/2016 170 Schoolhouse Street, Coquitlam, BC V3K 4X9, Canada
Toronto Cineplex Empress Wal 2/26/2016 5095 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2N 6Z4, Canada
San Fransisco AMC Cupertino 2/26/2016 10123 N Wolfe Rd #3000, Cupertino, CA 95014

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February 15, 2016

"Like For Likes" The three couples' kiss scenes

Source: TV Daily via Hancinema.net

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"Like for Likes" released stills of Lee Mi-yeon, Yoo Ah-in, Choi Ji-woo, Kim Joo-hyeok, Kang Ha-neul and Esom.

"Like for Likes" is a movie about men and women who really fall for each other after 'liking' everything on each others' SNS. The three couples are Lee Mi-yeon, Yoo Ah-in, Kang Ha-neul, Choi Ji-woo and Kim Joo-hyeok.

Lee Mi-yeon and Yoo Ah-in star in the movie as Jo Kyeong-ah and Noh Jin-woo. Noh Jin-woo appraoches Jo Kyeong-ah like a man and grabs her into a kiss. Yoo Ah-in is younger than Lee Mi-yeon.

Choi Ji-woo and Kim Joo-hyeok take on the roles of Ham Joo-ran and Jeong Seong-chan who gets pulled towards each other while living under the same roof.

Kang Ha-neul and Esom play born-single Lee Soo-ho and piano player Jang Na-yeon. She approaches him for the kiss first.

The kiss scenes are increasing anticipation for the movie which will be released on the 17th.

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February 16, 2016

'Like for Likes' stars take an adorable group selfie

Source: Newsen via Hancinema.net

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Yoo Ah-in, Choi Ji-woo, Lee Mi-yeon and other "Like for Likes" cast took a selfie together in a waiting room.

On February 16th, CJenmmovie posted the adorable photo on their official Instagram account.

In the revealed image, "Like for Likes" stars, Lee Mi-yeon, Yoo Ah-in, Choi Ji-woo, Kim Joo-hyeok, Kang Ha-neul, Esom stroke a pose together after finishing a promotional event.

The sweet romance comedy, "Like for Likes" depicts the love story though SNS of the three couples: a successful writer Jo Kyeong-ah (Lee Mi-yeon) and actor No Jin-woo (Yoo Ah-in); a spinster working as a stewardess, Ham Joo-ran (Choi Ji-woo) and an old bachelor, who is her tenant, Jeong Seong-chan (Kim Joo-hyeok); playgirl Jang Na-yeon (Esom), a producer working for a broadcasting company, and a music composer, Lee Soo-ho (Kang Ha-neul), who has just begin dating someone for the first time.

Source: SportsSeoul

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February 17, 2016

‘Like for Likes’ collects W12.2 million on first day

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Korean film “Like for Likes” which was released Wednesday grossed 12.2 million won ($10,000) on the first day as of evening, according to the Korean Film Council. 

The homegrown rom-com stars actors Yoo Ah-in, Kang Ha-neul and Kim Joo-hyuk and actresses Lee Mi-yeon, E Som and Choi Ji-woo.

The omnibus movie puts the spotlight on three couples whose love burgeons on social media, with protagonists from diverse background “liking” their counterparts’ online posts.

Yoo and Lee; Kang and E Son; Kim and Choi pair up in the movie.

By Son Ji-hyoung (json@heraldcorp.com)

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February 27, 2016

[HanCinema's Film Review] "Like for Likes"

Source: Hancinema.net (related CJW-KJH review only)

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More intriguing was the romance between the two forty-somethings, Jeong Seong-chan (Kim Joo-hyeok) and Ham Joo-ran (Choi Ji-woo). They embody the popular "cohabitation" love story that is mixed with "we're just friends" and using social media to get Joo-ran a date. The two fuss like an old married couple and realize slowly that they want to be more than friends. What makes this relationship so winning is how casual they are. Yes, their friendship develops a bit too quickly, but it can be overlooked because of how they grow together as a direction correlation to their friendship. Kim is a master of facial expressions as the lively chef Seong-chan and he brings out the best in Choi.

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