Two Women Who Live 20 Years Apart Are Able to Communicate Using a Phone
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- čas přidán 9. 08. 2021
- Two women live in different time. One phone call connects the two, and their lives are changed irrevocably after they start communicate.
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Fun fact: Her stepmom got a vision about her killing people, so in order to prevent innocent people losing their lives, her stepmom decided to to end Young-sook with her own hand.
Fun fact: no one cares
@@LDW12887 but I care
@@LDW12887 and 87 people who liked also care
Yap as i said, no one
@@LDW12887 u did failed maths
damn they could have been time travel homies helping eachother get good lives, but noo
she had to go all serial killer
Thought that too lmao they could've pulled a Marty McFly
Well living in that situation would change someone's mind
Child abuse absolutely fucks up a person's mind.
@@Shrektopuz they rid it with Dennis Quaid in the movie frequency that was a good movie it's just Sad and Son
She is already a psychopath, she has a friend and she broke her leg while "playing" she said. That's why the step mother locks her up to avoid her daughter hurt people.
This is the first story recapped where I really feel I missed out by not watching the actual movie. I can 100% see a US film producer stealing this concept.
I’m assuming y’all never heard of the movie Frequency
Stealing? Are you that pathetic of a man?
Have you never heard of the word « remake » ?
Bruh why does everyone keep trying to shit on America? The best country in the world, and I'm black saying this 🤦🏾♀️ yeah there are problems that need to be fixed like racism, education and health care BUT literally everyone has those problems too, at least america is the only one actually trying to fix that while others pretend it isn't happening by trying to only put down america for it. Also the best ORIGINAL movies come from America, the best everything comes from Americans.
There's a Keanu Reeves movie called The Lake House that's kind of similar to this movie.
They did remake a horrible US version called the Caller. Pales in comparison
"as the man stupidly sits in the kitchen" he said it with such an even tone that it made it even funnier, like he just sits there waiting to be killed
💀💀💀
I laughed so hard at that😂🤣
I mean what do you expect a robotic tone to sound like ?
😭😭
I mean it is a voice to text so what did you expect
If the protagonist had died, she would not have been able to warn the antagonist about the step-mom, thereby creating a paradox.
Yeah, I feel the protagonist could have threatened Yongsuk with this, crafty and cunning people fear people who arent afraid to die the most and she has no idea what will happen if she kills the protagonist in the past.
I don't think that'll work
Guess only future from the day of phone call changes but not past
Coz in the murder's timeline she killed her step mom and also young protagonist nothing will change for her
But here in the future the protagonist will not exist and past villain of that timeline will not get the phone call in the first place and will be murdered by her step mother
why not just leave the step mom and buy a lotto ticket, she managed to get out of the house to save the dad anyway
wouldn't they just both disappear? protagonist first then the antagonist after.
I dont get it, how would the death of both characters create a paradox?
If you're an overthinker you can't stand a movie like this
I’m still mad that she confronted her about the strawberry guy and that she told her she would be caught
@@duds5538 likewise. She should’ve played along first
True
or most sci-fi and comic book movies really... or relationships.... or life in general really.... or (DOH! see, I'm overthinking everything again, The misery.)
is this a good movie
This is a really cool concept for a movie , being able to talk to the past/ future with a phone
Yeah but did you watch the video? Or just comment for the shred of clout you'll receive.
If you like this concept, you should try to watch “your name “. A bit different but kinda the same concept
@@josiasg1864 thanks i’ll check it out
@@clayton9136 and yeah i did , and i just said that the concept of the movie was cool
@@wateredrice3036 this “was” a really cool concept
there are more scenes in the post-credit. The scene where future Yong sook got ahold of the phone & was able to warn her past self to avoid her death. Her mother later disappears while walking with her at the cemetery suggesting that she had been killed by Yong Sook. The future Yong Sook was able to capture SeoYeon suggesting that she will be her next victim.
TBH, I got massive depression watching the post-credit scene..
I literally cried when she finally reunited with her mom and suddenly the scene with the end credit appear. I was like damn, give me back my tears, I feel so frustrated and mad like come on not this.
Not sure how future Yong sook could save her past self if she dies in the past. It should only work when it’s someone other than yourself giving the warnings (like SeoYeon did for Yong Sook earlier in the movie).
Good thing that future credit scene can just not happen. They didn't create a sequel for it so it's our choice on if we want to believe these scenes or not
@@jasondeandulierjr.299 That's not how this works man this movie had a bad ending
Obviously the proves that the past dictates the future no matter what
These stories are getting more and more interesting
so true
Fr
seriously
Agree
Agreed.
If Seoyeon didn’t warn Youngsook that she was gonna get killed by her stepmom, then Seoyeon would live happily & still have her father alive😭😭
she haven’t realised that youngsook was mentally unstable and just wanted to help a friend
So she could’ve basically avoided everything’s that happened to her
Her dad was dead to begin with though wasn't he? Isn't that why the whole scene with her hugging him and his mom being confused exists?
yeah I would of warned YoungSook 100 times out of 100. you see someone is about to get murdered, giving them a heads up is the right thing to do!
or she can leave Youngsook in the prison.
This is exactly why I love Korean movies
hollywood has been pretty meh these past few years. but the Koreans just make great films
@@bndahi8251 because we have better creativity then hollywood
@@minor3186 nah hollywood just does what the mainstream people prefer.
@@konstantin7627 your probably american that is why. They literally stole "mask singer" which was OUR idea and made a ripoff of it , yall can't make your own creativity or ideas YOURSELF. That is why there are so many fucking medicare and car commercial shit.
@@minor3186 idiotic comment
Honestly they could have changed the world, but sadly the events that the girl from the past had to live through turned her into a psychopath. Without the ability to empathize plus the lack of ability to care about what they did to hurt someone, she let one little thing turn her against a good friend.
Sure, she helped save the future girls father, but undid her work for the sake of petty vengeance over a snowball of events where she felt cheated. The future girl saved her from being killed by her stepmother, without her the past girl would be dead and wouldn't be able to experience all that she had.
Also, it's kind of her own fault for holding onto her stepmothers massacred remains. Had she just tossed them out or buried them, none of what went on would have happened.
The whole point of the movie is to NEVER change the past or bring back the deads because you don’t know what kind of MORE HORRIFIC events could happen from it. This is not a cute rainbow thing playing with the universe like this this movie is actually pretty good as a lesson
I believe it was made clear in the movie that she was a psychopath. From this it makes the step mom look bad (she still was) but the step mom was reacting to her psychopathy. She was hurting other children etc. before the abuse.
@@TheHomicidalTendency exactly. her stepmom reacted to the situation pretty badly but that timeline where the phone call was never made ended up being better than the timeline we saw in the movie.
@@TheHomicidalTendency from what I read the step mom a vision that she was going to kill people so she kilt her instead to stop the killing of innocent people her intentions was good if you think about it
That's the point. You don't change the past and not expect new (and different) consequences. None of it would've happened had the protagonist just...minded her business, gone to therapy and heal from losing her dad.
This movie only confirms my thought of "Sometimes....it's okay to abandon people" LOL
🤣
You can also say "It's okay to be ignorant sometimes" 😂
When minding your business helps🤣
the protagonist was at the mercy of the antagonist as soon as she helped kill the stepmom. sad to see that the protagonist thought she had any control despite being 20 years in the future and being powerless to change anything. the ending was a huge plot twist but makes sense upon further reflection
honestly, after seeing that the strawberry dude was killed, the protagonist should have just kept talking to her like nothing had happened untill the antagonist got arrested. At least she wouldnt have gotten the bad end.
EXACTLY! The antagonist already had an advantage from the jump, she was literally the past ffs. The antagonist was the one who had the ultimate power to change BOTH of their future, especially considering the fact that she could easily just wake up one day and kill the protagonist's younger self, and win everything.
Unfortunately, the protagonist was doomed from the start, she had no other choice but to either please her or go on a hunt and find the antagonist's older/future self to kill her.
@@cjcj7387 exactly, i know these kinds of things exist to drive the plot, but sometimes idiotic behavior like this really frustrating
@@cjcj7387 She would have escaped from prison and come after her or something. xD
if youngsook killed the younger seoyeon she wouldn’t’ve been able to help her escape her stepmother, which would’ve never lead to her younger self’s death, thereby restarting the timeline
In 1999, Young-sook says she is 28 and was born in 1972. This is due to the unique age-calculating-system used in Korea. When a Korean baby is born, they already one years old.
cool, it kinda makes sense tbh with regard to the pro life / pro choice debate.
@@michalrehacek3462 but babies are only in there for 9 months typically
@@janedoll3237 yup, but koreans consider it is as a year old. they are fully aware that you only spend 9 months in the womb, it isn't a case of "ignoring science" and more of sticking with tradition of using a lunar calendar instead of the current day calendar. Koreans also become 1 year older on New Years' Day, instead of their birthday. they still celebrate their birthdays, but they're considered a year older on 1st Jan instead of on their birthday.
so if you were born on 31st Dec, you'd be 2 years old on the next day lmao. it's also why most kids in korea have the option to enrol in school a year earlier. nowadays most systems in korea (like courts, hospitals, etc) use international ages (aka the current age system that almost everyone knows of), and korean ages are more of a cultural thing and isn't enforced in the country itself but is still used extensively as it has been the norm for decades.
@@saltybaguettes_ ah, that’s interesting, but a little confusing. I guess in the past it was easier to keep up with if everyone aged on the same day. Imagine getting two years younger legally 🙃🧐. It’s a little screwy like when someone’s born on a leap year.
@@saltybaguettes_ wow that sounds cool, thank you for explaining that to us
reminds me of an old movie I saw where a young man talked to his firefighter father who died on the line of duty in the past over a radio and relayed information to him in a way that he survived all his deadly experiences, and eventually together they stopped a serial killer from murdering women, including the young man's own mother, allowing the Father and Son to finally reunite in modern times.
EDIT: It's a movie named Frequency, released in 2000
Yes I watch it when I was young and can't even remember half of it
Got to re-watch it
OMG I was 2 in 2000
I knw abt tat movie
i actually really like the actress playing seo-yeon. i first saw her when she played in "doctors" and i really think she's one of the best actresses out there. she adapts flawlessly to every single role she's given, you can't even tell she's acting. she's able to put herself in the role to the point where i sometimes feel like she's really LIVING that life instead of acting it. i really hope her talent gets recognized and supported so i'll see more of her in the future.
Omg yes I forgot I watched doctors, she was in Heirs with Lee Min Ho, my bae 😍, as well, I didn’t watch it though I was over the high school dramas
@@Bree5three it's... probably best you didn't watch Heirs
I've watched this movie on Netflix, and Alive which is also @ Netflix.. This might be her last project for now, until she decide to comeback.. Anyway she's getting married on 22 of this month and pregnant... I'm also a fan of ( the heirs) well! that's bring me to some Asian movies and drama 😉
Park Shin Hye is already one of the most famous actress in South Korea . She started acting at a very Young age. Some of her dramas and movies includes "Sisiphus: the Myth", "Memories of Alhambra", "The Heirs", "Doctors", "The call", "Miracle in cell no. 7", "Heartstrings", " Hayate, the combat Butler" ," You're Beautiful" Flower Boy next door", "Pinocchio" and many more. And my favorite is Miracle in cell no. 7, Pinocchio and the heirs☺️
When she was young, she acted as the younger version of the lead actresses in other dramas such as "Stairways to Heaven". She also acted in "My annoying brother" together with EXO's D.O and it's also worth watching.
She was definitely one of my favorite villains of 2020. I like villains that are more psychological not action fighting
fr!
The telephone years apart concept reminds me so much of Flowers from 1970 I'm boutta cry again. Iykyk
😭
i was looking for a comment about flowers from 1970
Im pretty sure this was where the author got the concept from!
I LIVE FOR THE FACT THAT I WAS CRYING OVER 1970 AND THEN CAME HERE-
Now you know that once upon a time, in the same room, of the same house, fifty years apart, Clay and George Davidson had loved each other.
Me who just finished sobbing after reading Flowers from 1970:*sees this*OH COME ON!!😭😭
it’s so sad ughhhh
i know right..
lmao same 😥😥 spain with out the s spain without the s
finally yk I was looking for you
I was waiting for this comment 😭
Present Hollywood never even wrote 0.5% story of the depth of this movie
sksdkffds but this movie is literally a rip off of "the caller" from 2011 which is an american film. The synopsis even states that it's based off of "the caller". The details and plot are exactly the same. This movie is still good, but don't act like its original or any better than films made from another country. No need to shit on one country to uplift another one. There are great films made from different countries every year. So many amazingly talented directors, writers, actors/actresses, producers, etc.
@@jaydablake8459 thank you and to add up
The movie doesn’t really makes sense either
Bc there are so many questions marks on some certain scenes
Feels like the writer was in a hurry to finish up the movie
You know what’s makes me sad? If she had not found out about the daughter being killed, she could have lived a happy life with both parents present :(
That's some phone. "Reach out and touch someone..... 20 years apart."
the movie actually did not end there, it has more to it... a major twist... in the past, young-sook actually manages to survive and kill the mother, and kidnaps seon again... this happens coz when the past is changed with young-sook finding the murder weapon, in the future the phone now belongs to her only... and hence when the call comes from past, her future self picks it up and warns her about everything that had happened in past....
The Call was so good. especially the ending where she was captured again. what a twist ending
**unchained melody starts playing**
"you said it your self flowers from the 1970's can't last that long"
"you take care of those flowers wrong number"
"I Love You"
"wait NOOO"
now you know once apron a time in the same room same house Clay and George Davidson had loved each other - unknown stranger on the internet
(nowww it's time to sob :') spain without the s)
JSEKEE
huh
I HAD BEEN CRYING FROM FF1970 AND THEN CAME HERE AND IT HAPPENS AGAIN
I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS AHHH
AHAHA FOUND ONE
I KNEW I WOULD FIND A COMMENT LIKE THIS ON THIS VIDEO
LMFAOOO
I really like these videos! The story is pretty cool too!
*Flowers from 1970 flashbacks*
I was waiting for this comment 😂
@@lolahoy8319 XD I saw no one else say it so I did XD
ikr unchained melody just started playing in my brain
TAGTS WHAT I WAS THINKING
*War flashbacks intensifies...*
"Remember that handprint I put on your wall, how you freaked out when I asked if you held it. I know you held it George. I know how you felt, I know how you feel."
I've read something just like this... with flowers... in 1970 (we're all thinking it if you know)
I WAS THINKING THAT
@@hannahgc SAME
YES
I WAS ALSO THINKING TAHT BUT DIDNT SAY ANYTHING
Is that a novel?
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Me reading the title: *flowers for 1970 intensifies*
Same 😂😂
OMG NO
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT LMAOOO
I WAS LOOKINH FOR A COMMENT LIKE THISSSSSS FUCK
I WAS LOOKING TO SEE THIS
The movie is really good, the acting of both actress is on point but the post credits clip ruined the ending for me. I suggest stop watching the movie after the ending lol
why?
I wonder how in the post credits clip old young sook called her past self, if her past self is already dead how did her old self call her past self
@@richard-cv8wm I'm quite confused too, but what I assume was that both her mom and Young-Sook survived the fall(it was only 1 floor after all) and the latter was arrested in that timeline. However, she somehow escaped prison and reached the new future's house right after Seo-yeon left, where she calls her old self and changed the future.
@@richard-cv8wm perhaps it became a loop. Since if someone in the present called someone in the past, the present will change. So the present changed when she managed to warn her past self, but really she was just following according to the loop so that everything falls into place. I bet she got that phone call and thought, ha, that's brilliant, i'll make sure to find a way to give the same warning to my past self when i escape prison to keep the loop going and secure my future.
This movie concept is like "il mare" where the modes of communication from the past and present is through a postal box with letters exchange from both parties.
The actual idea from this movie is based on real events. In the uk a man came forth about supposed conversation with a 16th century man on his BBC micro ( a computer developed by acorn to help with computer literacy mainly in school. ) in the 1980s. Pretty interesting story if anyone want to look it up !
I do beleive sir, that the man is quite “nutty” hmyes
Link?? I can't find this anywhere!!
Where can i find that?
BRUH I legitly thought this was gonna be a magical story like Your Name (Kimi no Na Wa).
Damn, I was wrong.
You were rlly wrong 😭😭
Watched this movie on netflix before I even saw the trailer so after young sook saved the dad and they began chatting on the phone like close friends, I really thought that the rest of the movie would be about them sorting their problems at home and having trouble meeting each other but will finally be a happy ending where they would finally meet in the future and remain friends. But it was not.
if you like the concept of this movie you should read flowers from 1970 by astronomika its a very dramatic love story between to people that live 50 years apart from each other
Yes but I cry everytime I read it
currently on the search for people in the comments talking about ff1970 lmao
That suddenly reminds me of that Filipino film called "Moments of Love" (2006). it's about a woman in 1960's that had a sudden call from a man living in 2000. and they communicate through a telephone.
once upon a time same room, same house, fifty years apart, Clay Soot and George Davidson had loved each other
This is actually so cool, I really like all korean time travel theories, every movie and dramas with this concept are well made
Wow this oddly reminds me of the consequences of changing time in the past. Not that it’s possible in real life as far as I know but yeah. Never mess with time even if it’s for the greater good. Hell I feel kinda stupid saying that cause if a family member died or someone I cared about died and I had the opportunity to go back and prevent the death I’d take it in less than a heart beat. Just to save the person and change nothing else
This is by far my favorite recap. What a story!
I read the title as "Two women who lives apart are able to communicate using a phone"😂😂
Up next: "Men is able to eat using his mouth".
She could avoid all that by telling her mom to hand the phone to her younger self and warn her from answering those calls in the first place, the killer would die long before she can hurt anyone
I liked the premise of this movie. I found the movie thrilling and found that the idea of using a phone to "time travel" very novel compared to actual time travel in other movies
Hmm. Greetings from Japan my fellow companion.
You should watch the American version then, called "The Caller" made in 2011. Exact same concept with the woman from past going crazy and stuff.
@@forrest7186 Actually, this movie is more inspired to the American film "Frequency" (2000).
For all those who say that a bad US remake will be released in a few years, *The Caller* is a *2011* film with the exact same story, and this film is the *Korean remake* of the movie released *9 Years Later* , And The Caller has a very neat ending unlike this one which just creates a confusing circle
Okay Movie Recap! You know which summary to do next! “The Caller 2011” Let’s go!
@@LyrixNChill 😂😂😂😂 That would be totally same though
@@dinostardinosaursforever4884 😀 "disclaimer: names and locations in this movie have been changed to protect the innocent... and to rehash this movie plot we stole"
OOH! THEY GOT THEIR INSPIRATION FROM THAT MOVIE!
Wow .. keeping your own step mom body part inside the refridgerator, absolutely brilliant somebody give this woman an award
I literally had to stop the recap before it ended to watch the movie cause the storyline is so good! I like how the recap doesn’t give away ALL the information. Really confusing ending (which isn’t shown in this video) but good thriller movie.
This, and these type of mystery movies made by Koreans are turning out to be masterpieces recently. With Japan turning Animes into live action movies as well; I'm pretty sure Asian movies and serieses will have a great share in movie industry. Combined with talented directors and artists, it is a great century to live in!
I just watched the movie after your review, 5 stars all around!!! Thank you so much for the review/recap because I would have missed this movie if I didn’t see your recap.
this is what i have in mind when they say the past changes the future rather than those clique movies on some parallel universe bs
Same. I think the temoral paradox theory made a lot of sense. The only thing I want to know is what would happen if you killed your grandfather beore your father is born. I want to know whether it will make a loop or break time.
@@Shrektopuz You would never exist if that's the case since the father was never born
@@ChaineticsYT Yes, but if you never existed, then you couldn’t have killed your grandfather.
Oh god I got ff1970 flashbacks and started crying
*Unchained melody playing in the background*
YES HIII
yesss
hahah i’m crying too
SAME
These Stories Are The Best Keep Up The Good Work
Moral of the story: you can't change anything about past and future. If you try to play with time , the time will play with you. And if you were able to stop any event in past or future. Don't be too happy that event will take place in an another way.
If SeoYeon killed the young version of Yong Sonk everything would have reset no?
Seems like their memories are kept, so nothing bad happens, even so it seems that she knew it would be a bad idea to kill Seo-yeon so she kept her captive instead.
This movie is somewhat similar to Frequency. The person from the past is a psycho killer here, whereas the person from Frequency was the guy's firefighter father.
This was soo good and the plot twists got me erry single time 😭🔥
wow, that was one incredible rollercoaster.
This was an incredible concept for a movie and how they played it out was genius!
Wow you did it again I love this pls don't let 'them' steal your concept I love the way you summarise the movies ..no need to watch for 2:30 hours..lovely keep up
This movie stayed in my mind for a day 'cause I couldn't accept that the alternative ending is more realistic than the other one.
I've seen the movie and its really cool but what vexed me a bit was that how here the future timeline was imagined to be parallel for the plot (the past and future running along together) but was also imagined to be strictly linear at the same time to show direct consequences. If anything changes in the past, the outcome can change is gazillion different ways but here it had only one direct definite outcome here. If dad was saved in the past at that moment, then he was alive and well. Dude, he could have died later in the middle by some other way resulting with him not being with them in the present.
If the strawberry dude was killed in the past, he immediately disappears.. maybe after his death someone else took over and is growing strawberries and he would be with them in the present! Maybe this new guy stopped with strawberries and is growing pears and so, everybody is having pears in the present. The outcome could be literally anything!!
But I guess it's for simplifying the plot.
Also, the last twist doesn't makes sense. How is a dead woman in the past calling from future to warn her past self!?
Simple dead woman was never dead mean she was alive but she awarn her to past self
No this movie is too legendary to recap hopefully they make part 2 this movie is epic
That background music u use is awesome. I never noticed it is used for each movie.
I loved this movie so much so many twists and turns
I watched this movie yesterday and wow I love it. The history its so interesting and the plots are really amazing. The only critic I have is that I would liked that the characters had more intelligent escapes about the situations they were dragged in. It would be more challenging and captivating. But what I can say, Koreans production's are really amazing, I love japanese and Chinese productions too. The best industry in my opinion are from theses 3 countries. Any movie that I watch I have an amazing surprise, I'm very pleased about their sensibility in doing amazing productions. I highly recommend to everyone to watch this movie and more about their productions, you will have contact with an another level of quality of production.
i love these videos so interesting watching one while got the noti for this new one
Great film. Great narration as well.
*unchained melody starts playing*
"wait no stop"
STOP
As awesome as the film seems to be, it's basically a rehash of the 2000 American film, "Frequency."
I thought exactly the same thing.
But horror
I cried a lot...this is the only recap that gave me goosebumps and tears
Great movie. Definitely recommend watching this. Hope they make a sequel for it
Sounds like a Korean version of frequency.
Would never heard about this until now; it’s very interesting. Might go watch the movie or buy it even though I know the story and ending it’s still a worth to watch
I love that you didn’t spoil the ending!! ♥️
The phone thing makes me think of flowers from 1970
that was my first thought lol
Theory: Her step mom had been using the same phone and found out about her killings and decided to kill her instead
fr!
Unexpected ending. Love it.
Now that is one of the best recaps of one of the best movies oh my g-
I watched this last year, such a good movie.
Life lesson
Moms are the real super hero no matter if they have no power
That was also my conclusion lol
The movie director definitely got inspired by an American movie called "Frequency"in 2000. The story is so identical tho.
But which one's better tho?
@@nymph7551 watch both and u decide tho?
I just watched this movie yesterday which was mind-blowing
Now I see it's recaps
I hope there is a sequel to this movie because I was terrified of the mid-credit end scene
This reminds me of another k-drama where two detectives from different timelines can communicate through an old radio and they solve cold-cases and save people's lives including their own by changing the past and future. Such a great series. Idk if there'd be season 2 tho 😭
whats the name of that drama?
@@rikouwu6317 it's called "Signal"
Oh yeah! I am still waiting for that second season, it's been 4 years since I've watched it and I am still waiting for the second season 🥲🥲🥲
Man, I love this channel, I’m watching great movies I would never have watched because of not interested in spending 2 hours and because it’s not English
More than underrated, the Movie is really Really good!!
I follow this channel solely to read this titles and put them in my watch list so this is the first movie in a while that I can actually watch bc I’ve already seen it and I’d recommend to everyone to actually watch this movie before watching this video because it’s such a good ass movie
Flowers From 1970, much? Haha! Jokes aside seems like a really good movie!
I just read that after this comment was posted, I'm now confused.. But it did say it was inspired by this movie.
This movie was really good but the ending was so sad like I wish there was a second movie as the sequel
so many potential paradoxes in this movie god im gonna blow my brains out cause it hurts to try to explain the paradoxes to myself
Wow that was an intense 15mins recap!
I guess the lesson is "There ain't no better time to fix things than the present".
Please do more Korean dramas! This is so good
I had to hit the pause button just a few minutes into this video because it practically compelled me to watch the entire movie.
Im obsessed with these stories
well at least it had a good ending, sad she couldn’t keep her dad though 🥺
Well actually, if u wtach thru the first part of the credits, older young sook calls young young sook and tells her that she is about to die so young young sook survives and yeo Seon’s mom vanishes
I haven't watched the movie yet I know the whole story and trust me this is one of the best korean horror thrillers I have ever seen...I really recommend you to watch the movie 🎥
holy...cr...
This movie tugs at the heart abit
saw this movie. The twist were great
i feel like the idea of this is really similar to the anime “Your Name”
Your is inspired from a Korean film called "Il Mare" (2000) and it even has Hollywood remake called "Lake House"
If only seo - yeon didn't see the news of young -sook step mother killing her. Then it would be the end there.
Wow, it was a mind blowing movie.
Can't believe you left out the post credit scene.
This was a rollercoaster of a movie