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Oh, this movie was wonderful. Truly wonderful. Sweet and touching and heartbreaking and just... so lovely. And Yokohama Ryusei as Rui simply shined here.Rui's story was so sad. He made mistakes, terrible mistakes, and he paid for them harshly and just as he was about to start a new life, it all went to hell again, courtesy of Machida Keita's big bad, Kyosuke. Ouch.
The love story between Rui and Akari was so beautiful. Two people down on their luck finding each other and making do and becoming happy, it made my heart swell three sizes. Akari was simply amazing and her love for Rui - and his for her - was just... wow.
There weren't many people who truly loved Rui, besides Akari there were only two who wanted the best for him and who did not want to use him - the nun at the orphanage and his coach at the gym - and I loved both of them. The last time Rui and the coach saw each other broke my heart...
This movie pushed all my buttons, like all of them. It was so good!
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I've re-watched this 3 times already, what more is there to say?
What a beautiful movie. Even though I found the beginning quite slow, in general, it's a pretty chill movie. The OST is exquisite, and I'm not even a BTS fan. It tied in very well with the overall drama and was used in the right places as well. The movie gets better and better towards the end as more emotions are shown. The overall storyline was great, but not spectacular or new imo. But in this movie I really just loved how you can see how both characters loved each other and it really warmed my heart(literally melted it into a goopy puddle). I don't want to give spoilers but I really recommend you watch this movie, 100% not a waste of time!Esta resenha foi útil para você?
Both Korean original and Japanese remake are great. I like JPN remake little better.
I watched both movies and both are made great, however, this remake made me cry lot more than original Korean version. I felt more inner emotions of main leads in this movie. I think it’s because actings were maybe better?ML actor Ryusei was much better in acting than FL lead in this remake. Her acting was little inexperienced to me and she wasn’t convincing to me compare to Ryusei. His eyes, body language and face expressions were amazing.
It’s little slow in the beginning, but this remake will make you cry at the same time it gives you heartwarming. I definitely recommend watching it.
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every teardrop is a waterfall
'your eyes tell' portrays a touching and heartfelt story of two people who struggle while trying to find happiness and peace in life. kaori is a blind woman who lost her family in an accident. rui was once a promising kickboxer, now haunted by his dark past.the sweet yet painful storyline complemented by a delightful soundtrack includes complex-built characters whose genuine emotions shattered my heart into thousands of pieces. the movie is simply charming and reminds the viewers of the importance of understanding, forgiveness and acceptance.
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It was so touchingly good. Everything hurts.
You know with the tragic past / medical dramas that you'd better be going in with a box of tissue.The acting was amazing -- well of course, we got seasoned actress Yoshitaka Yuriko and upcoming rising star Yokohama Ryuusei
And villain-wise we got Machida Keita which was a hugeeee surprise for me <3 (known for Cherry Magic!)
I really like the way this was shot, with some slow and fast development
The best part was seeing that dog grow up LOL. Suku is so cute (and no it doesn't die in case you needed to check #DoesTheDogDie)
The main storyline... Well I don't really agree with some of the things the male lead did, but since it's a movie it didn't lead to an overbearingly stupid draggy plotline so I don't complain
In fact his decisions brought me the biggest crying point of the movie where I continued crying until pretty much the very end because of how touchingly sad everything was.
Anyway, watch if you're ready for a feels trip and enjoy good production value, good acting, and a cute dog. Don't watch if you like happy movies because this is obviously not it.
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💟La historia va de una chica llamada Akari que perdió la vista (y a sus padres) en un accidente. Mientras intenta disfrutar de las pequeñas cosas de la vida, comienza a hablar con Rui, un ex luchador de kickboxing que lo abandonó todo luego de vivir un hecho traumático en su pasado. La sonrisa de Akari hace que el mundo de Rui brille de nuevo, pero ¿esa felicidad puede durar?
👩🦯Lo primero que quiero resaltar es la maravillosa actuación de Yuriko Yoshitaka, quien interpreta a Akari. Me impresionó tanto que al principio llegué a pensar que tal vez era ciega en la vida real. Igual, Ryūsei Yokohama como Rui tampoco se queda muy atrás a pesar de que durante la primera hora casi no tiene diálogos. Bueno, y ver a Machida también valió la pena, ¡obvio! Sin contar con que pude escuchar Your Eyes Tell de BTS que es una joya increíble y divina que encima queda re bien en la película y aaaaahh, bueno, me calmo.
🥊Pero no crean que todo es maravilloso. Si bien al principio la estaba disfrutando en serio (porque estaba cute y los protas tenían bastante química), cuando la historia se empezó a poner dramática, perdió encanto. A mí me gusta el drama, pero esto ya era demasiado, ya no tenía sentido. Llegó un punto en el que no entendía lo que estaba pasando porque no había razones de peso para que los personajes actuaran de la forma en la que lo hacían. Sin contar con las múltiples casualidades que se dan a lo largo de la trama, muchos momentos de "pero justo, justo, justo" que me dejaron mal sabor de boca.
🐶Entonces, ¿vale la pena? Yo creo que sí, sobre todo lo que les conté más arriba. Además, parte de la trama del protagonista masculino es muy buena (sobre todo lo que tiene que ver con la lucha y su pasado).
🌊Ah, ¿ya mencioné que en la peli suena BTS? Caso cerrado, he dicho.
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sweet movie
I had a difficult time not comparing this to Always (the Korean version). The actors/characters in Always are older, so I think I related more to that one because the main characters seemed lonelier, and I appreciated them finding one another more. The thing that really stuck out in this version, when he was trying to convince her to have the surgery, he was talking to her about being able to see her children. When he talked, it was like he was talking about her marrying someone else and having children. In Always, he asked her "what about when WE have babies" - that touched me so much more.Yokohama Ryusei and Yoshitaka Yuriko both did a good job and were cute together. The actor that played his coach overacted quite a bit and that was bothersome for me.
The bonus for me was the BTS song Your Eyes Tell.
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