Two brothers, Ho-jin and Dae-jin, were the only family they had. The older brother Ho-jin married Eun-soo, extending their family to three, and they all lived happy, tranquil days together. But one day, in spite of Ho-jin's objection, Dae-jin takes part in a car race finals. At the exact same time and in different places, both brothers get into a tragic accident and they both lose consciousness. One year later, a miracle unfolds when Dae-jin wakes up from his coma. But when he does, he claims that he's Ho-jin. After taking care of Dae-jin at the hospital, Eun-soo and Dae-jin go home and their life together begins. But Eun-soo is utterly confused as Dae-jin's way of talking, tastes and even habits are exactly like her husband's. Eun-soo has trouble accepting the fact that her husband's spirit has taken over Dae-jin's body, while Dae-jin tries to convince her that he's really her husband, Ho-jin. At first they live distantly from each other, but as time passes, they get closer. Eun-soo keeps noticing things about her husband from Dae-jin, but she persists on keeping a fine line between them as in-laws. Then Dae-jin weeps while recalling a memory that only Eun-soo and Ho-jin would know. Finally, Eun-soo breaks down the barrier she built, and accepts Dae-jin as her real husband. Feeling that it could've been a love lost forever, they begin a more passionate love, but the people around them look distastefully at their relationship.
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This was actually the first Korean movie I ever watched (can't go wrong when it's Lee Byung Hun as your first!) and this movie was great. Emotional, dramatic, sexy, disturbing..... Great acting, very interesting storyline and well directed.

jceschan wrote:

This was actually the first Korean movie I ever watched (can't go wrong when it's Lee Byung Hun as your first!) and this movie was great. Emotional, dramatic, sexy, disturbing..... Great acting, very interesting storyline and well directed.

Yeah, what she said!!!

And anytime you can see Lee Byung Hun being this sexy -- so worth the movie!!

Kathy D-NJ
BYJ is #1 in my heart & ETW is a close 2nd!!!

kathyd-nj wrote:

jceschan wrote: This was actually the first Korean movie I ever watched (can't go wrong when it's Lee Byung Hun as your first!) and this movie was great. Emotional, dramatic, sexy, disturbing..... Great acting, very interesting storyline and well directed. Yeah, what she said!!! And anytime you can see Lee Byung Hun being this sexy -- so worth the movie!!

That man could just sit there the whole movie and he'd still be sex-ay!

Amen to that!