jasminemoonie So I'm the type of girl that rarely watches movies to do with romance and also, I prefer comedy. Something that will make me laugh throughout a movie.. I'm only 16, so why should I get sad over love? What do I understand about it?..Anyways I decided that maybe I should watch a Sad romance for once. So I watched ' A Moment to Remember' and the name of this movie is so strong and I realised how it relates to the movie so much. As always, the first parts of movies don't really get to you that much, and nothing serious really tends to happen. However, as I got to the middle I started getting feels for what was going on in the movie and honestly, by the end of this movie i wasn't even shedding tears... I was practically crying a river! Water poured out of my eyes, after every scene that I watched. This is a very intense movie, and it changes my perception and opinions on love. After watching the movie, I watch it again and again.. The soundtrack and music used in this movie really has an impact on you. Every day, I walk through life, blinded and clueless of things that could potentially happen to my loved ones. To be specific, this movie has allowed me to cherish the love I have for my boyfriend quite a lot. Just knowing that anything could arise and the fact that life can be very cruel no matter how much you can love each other. I listen to the sad music that was played in the movie and it's inspired me so much that I've even learned how to play it on piano.. Because it gives me the feels. It's opened my eyes up so much, and this is true life. How her husband appeared to be this arrogant and insensitive guy.. To actually trying to not give up on his wife, and loving her regardless of her health. Most guys out there probably wouldn't handle the situation and would leave. So this really shows me how love can be so pure, and a beautiful thing. It's just, very intense when it all goes wrong. Also, I love how the end and start relate to each other. She met him, because she was forgetful, and she's left him, because she's forgetful. But, anyone who is thinking about watching this, I would say... You will definitely cry, especially if you're sensitive. 10/10 rating! I love this movie and it's my favourite. :)

blessygeorge A moment to remember is truly an exceptional film.It does not involve comedy as such instead its a very sad film which will surely touch your heart.According to me it is one of the best romantic film ever.The movie clearly shows us what is the true meaning of love and that saying 'I love you' means much much more than words.this film literally made me cry and I bet u will also.I would like to narrate the whole story but I don't want to ruin the film for u.The only reason why I rated it 9 stars instead of 10 is because it is not a true story. The movie involves some powerful dialogue such as" there is an eraser in my head ". "I will remember everything for you" are truly amazing.I am sure you won't regret watching this film.

movie fan This movie, 1.made me create the an account here for speaking out my mind which I couldn't resist. 2.made my eyes water so much and I've not still recovered the hang from this movie even after 1 week of watching it as I write this review. The only other movie which had such an effect on me was 'Schindler's List'.First, I'd love to say that the casting couldn't be more perfect. The chemistry between the actors are so perfect. Ye-jin Son, you just can't get enough of the aura she lets out with her smile. A 'childlike innocence'(not to be confused with 'childishness') is a quality anyone will notice in her which makes this movie more closer to your heart.The movie really makes you think how devastating it would have been for people who had to undergo such situations in life. The point to be noted is that its not the patient, but the loved ones who are affected more. I loved every moment of the movie to the core. Still I have 3 moments which still keeps hitting back on me: 1. The scenes in 2nd half where the Ye-jin Son suddenly gets back her memory and feels so sorry for forgetting her husband and writing a note to him explaining how much she loves him. The dialogue script in that scenes is so perfect and it really made my heart race! 2. To the end, Woo-sung finds Ye-jin Son in a care-home. When he comes close to her, the camera focuses onto a few sheets of paper on which she is 'trying' to draw a picture of her husband's face from her fading memory, sadly not recognizing that the person standing in front of her is the person she is trying to draw! 3. To the end, Woo-sung re-creates the situation by which they met trying to help Ye-jin Son recall her memory!Fabulous movie, I have no words! Sorry for letting out such a verbose note.

sagar0503 one of my friend recommended this movie . . . i did not watch it for some time fearing that i may not enjoy it much as i will be watching it with subtitles. but when i did watch i was totally engrossed in the movie. the movie felt a bit lengthy as i was watching the director's cut but nonetheless it was surely worth it. the female protagonist was very charming and the chemistry between the lead actor and actress was palpable. i hardly understood a word of what was being said and without the subtitles it should have been just pure unadulterated "noise", but because of the brilliant performance on display, in more scenes than one, i realized a rare sensation of moisture hovering above my lower eye lid. thus though i am very well accustomed to romantic and soupy movies, being fed upon a daily dose of bollywood, this movie surely did not fail to pave its way right into the heart. certainly its a movie to cherish or rather 'a movie to remember' . . .