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I have to admit that I kept drooling over the desserts, cupcakes... mmm... throughout the movie. I don't mind gay people one bit, but I was still missing the female gender. It didn't have to be about love between a man and a woman, but there could have been a lovable female friend. It might have broken the male vibe though. I haven't seen the Antique Bakery manga yet, so I have nothing to compare it to. Anyway, a good movie.

I'm just starting to sniff around Japanese filmmaking, and I have to admit I quite like it. I really liked the script. Time travel doesn't always turn out well, but it really worked here. The countdown tattoo was an especially nice touch. The music was the best part of the entire movie in my opinion. A nice 4 stars... A few weeks later, I still have the movie on my mind and I think about it often. I guess it left something deeper in me.

The most beautiful and moving Korean film? No, this is the most beautiful and moving movie ever. A Moment to Remember perfectly captures every joy and pain behind the word "love". The lead couple are perfect for each other. The whole thing is filmed so in such a beautifully humble, real, and artless way. I don't believe there is anyone who can remain unmoved by this beautiful work. For me, perfect in every way...

The story of how intolerance grew into intolerable love... In this movie, Ha-neul Kim has shown me above all that she is an irreplaceable actress. Her expressions really get me!!! The action battles changed it up perfectly and there were a lot of scenes that made me laugh. The only thing I was missing here was the final kiss... grrr. A beautiful 5 stars.

A very funny and casual movie. I was captivated by the child and adult cast (Ha-neul Kim especially), captivated by the gag with the gift, and the stunts. For me in general a strong story about friendship and dreams come true. All supported by beautiful music...

I definitely wouldn't call this a comedy, because there's not much to laugh about here. But it is a nice story about love. You have to take some things with a grain of salt… Dong-gun is not exactly as ugly as he acts and some situations are too random. Anyway, I unwittingly let a tear drop a few minutes before the end, so it was definitely touching. I don't even want to imagine how this story would have been handled in the USA... a weaker 5 stars.

A very excellent movie with a fair amount of sci-fi and romance. Ji-won Ha was cute to the max, Seung-woo Kim a little less so. And while the script isn't particularly classy, it was conceived very nicely. The golf atmosphere quite enjoyable and not overdone, so I'm satisfied. It's a 4-star member of the list of entertaining comedies.

Average, typical Farrelly comedy that doesn't offend and is also quite entertaining. A couple of decent lines had me laughing quite a bit. The scene on the golf course had me crying with laughter. Oddly enough, I enjoyed the female cast the most. Owen Wilson is getting a little creepy. The script is one big cliché, but it's still a funny diversion. 3.5 stars.

I've grown rather fond of Pushing Daisies. I kind of like the brightly colored atmosphere and the enjoyable narration. You can see that the stylists have worked their asses off as well. The series presents murders conceived in a new and quite original style. The cast is also above average, so I see the series as a great diversion. Favorite characters: Olive

This series is awesome! Right from the start it charmed me with great humor and lots of original situations. As time goes on, the stories start to intertwine casually. I look forward to the next episodes. Perfecto! 4.5 stars.