Journal of Korean Melodrama A Moment to Remember(2004) Movie Review

Journal of Korean Melodrama A scrap to Remember(2004) - Movie Review ExampleA Moment to Remember (2004) is a typical Korean melodrama which is a beautiful romantic story with a heartbreaking view of have intercourse.Many may believe that A Moment to Remember is one of those typical love stories where the couple falls in love and last one of them gets terminally ill. This film was, however, one of those but the difference was that the girl was struck by Alzheimers disease. The film shows the series of forgetfulness suffered by the girl and how it leads to frustration and pain for the boy. The male lead is played by Chul Soo and the female lead is played by Su-Jin.This film gives thought to the views about the most important sectionalization of life. Some believe wealth and power are the most important while others say love and friendship. This pictorial matter rather portrays a simple view that our experiences are the most important part of us as they make us who we are. The pho to teaches an important lesson about the significance of treasuring memories as they are the hardly thing we doingually own.There are many other touching moments in the movie. One of them is the act and importance of forgiveness shown when Chul Soo is trying to forgive his mother for abandoning him when he was a child. Even though the movie is about the couple, it gives certain important messages such as being able to forgive is a gift. The movie then shows some really sweet and cute moments between the couple as they are rupture apart by life. The story turns out to be painful and tragic as Su-Jin loses her memory. Death is joint in melodramatic movies but this movie has pain and tragedy that is portrayed and acted very well.Thus, this movie distinctly consists of all the elements that make it a good melodramatic movie. Melodramatic movies may commonly have cinque characteristics that are observed in this movie as well. The first is that it begins and ends with innocence. Sec ondly, the movie recognizes the virtue of the heroes and focuses on the victim. Thirdly,