STORYLINE: 10/10 - CHARACTERS: 10/10 Truly a masterpiece of well thought out and developed plot that allowed me to connect with the characters that I was able to relate with each breakthrough in their relationship. ‘A Moment To Remember’ is now one of my favourite movies because the combination of both the storyline and acting captivates you into Su-jin and Cheol Su’s most charming meeting and unfortunate luck in life. Each scene was never wasted by providing an atmosphere of various emotions throughout. Initially you are joyous and hopeful with their new found love but gradually you are provided hints of wants to come. Then slowly the realisation that it was fiction started showing its face with the introduction of additional characters and hints the bad luck of life. Ps I was truly suprised that he went topless for it is not something you see often in Asain films/ dramas but i cant complain for it provided me with my new favoirite eye candy "Jung Woo Sung". ACTING: 10/10 Outstanding acting from both Son Ye Jin and Jung Woo Sung. Their chemistry as lovers truly radiated through the movie at each scene. The directorial of this movie was marvellous even during the scenes that merely just had music or facial expressions; the feeling of calm and love even in these scenes was well captured. Additional to the script that provides some truth and wisdom in regards of forgiveness. MUSIC: 9/10 The music was well chosen and appropriately used. LIKED: EVERYTHING about this movie; from beginning to end. I truly can't fault anything. CONCLUSION: Watching this I recalled the comedic aspect of the western movie “50 First dates” additional to the emotions of unforeseen circumstances such as those in the “Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan” manga. You should watch this drama if you enjoy genres such as romance – family – love – career – religion - forgiveness – money – tragedy – illness – crying - memories - believable acting.