Unforgettable (Movie - 2008)

[ChanMi's movie news] Yoo Seung-ho returns in new film

Source | 2009/04/09 | 0 comments | Permalink |

The nation's younger brother Yoo Seung-ho has matured into a tall and handsome young man.

His height has reached 175cm and his voice has changed into a manly voice!

Now, he is challenging himself for a masculine character through the new film.

In the beginning of 2008, he has been in the film, "Unforgettable" where we saw his growth into a young man as well as a serious actor. We remember him as the little boy from the moving film "The Way Home" but now his cuteness has disappeared but his masculine features have appeared more obviously....| More

Yoo Seung-ho, 'Ideal girl is Kim Tae-hee'

Source | 2008/06/19 | 0 comments | Permalink |

While on a SBS entertainment news program, Yoo Seung-ho talked about his ideal girl and acting career.

He said, "My ideal girl is a cute girl. I like actress Kim Tae-hee".

At the reporter's question if the title of 'the nation's younger brother' was overwhelming, he said, "It feels good. They recognize me and they like the movies I come out in".

He revealed that the reason why he started acting was crackers. "When I was young, I used to cry when told to cry because my mom would buy me crackers".

After rising as the 'nation's younger brother' with "The Legend" and "King and I", his movie "Unforgettable" premiered on the 8th. ...| More

If child star Kim Yoo-jeong comes out, it goes well

Source | 2008/05/15 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Kim Yoo-jeong, who is called the troika of child stars with Seo Sin-ae and Kim Hyeong-ki, is the new talent of 2008.

Kim Yoo-jeong is more active this year, and she played Mi-jin's missing daughter Eun-ji in the movie "The Chaser", which had over 5 million viewers. She understood her mom's sadness and pain. She also pulled viewers' heartstrings as Yoon-ah in MBC "New Heart", which has been praised for opening new doors for medical dramas.

Her 2008 works have all succeeded, and people say, 'If Kim Yoo-jeong comes out, it goes well'. She is also waiting for the premiere of her movie "Unforgettable" on May 8, and SBS "Iljimae", planning to air in May. Her next works are drawing attention as she is starring in them.

Although the loveable child Kim Yoo-jeong is ten this year, she has four years of acting experience. She has been in many movies, such as "Hwangjin-i", "My Lovely Week", "Sympathy for Lady Vengenace", "Rainbow Eyes", and "Bank Attack", dramas, and commercials....| More

'Unforgettable': Return to Innocence

Source | 2008/05/08 | 0 comments | Permalink |

By Lee Hyo-won
Staff Reporter

In tune with Family Month comes a heartwarming tale about cherished childhood memories, "Unforgettable". Set in an obscure village during the 1970s, the film captures the beauty of simplicity and signals a return to an age of innocence. The old becomes new ― the retro story will be like a breath of fresh air to computer game-addicted urbanites.

It's a small jewel of a film, where director Song Dong-yoon uses analog film rather than digital to immortalize the breathtaking natural scenery of Sindo. Mellow piano tunes compliment the visuals, though some of the overly dramatic soundtracks for touching moments are a bit cliche. Nevertheless, it shows how computer-generated imagery, no matter how glitzy or high-tech, cannot rival the sight of glistening, rolling hills on a sunny day or a golden sunset by the beach.

Korea's favorite child actor Yoo Seung-ho was much loved as the bratty city boy who learns to appreciate country life and his grandm...| More

[MOVIE REVIEW] 'Unforgettable' portrays inspiring journey from island to big city

Source | 2008/05/06 | 0 comments | Permalink |

On a remote island in South Jeolla Province, a dozen students share a single classroom. Deprived of modern technology, they hardly know the difference between a bicycle and a pair of glasses. As they see it, both have two circles, and that's that.

"Unforgettable" (Seoul-i boinya), directed by debut filmmaker Song Dong-yoon, brings back memories of pre-modern day Korea when islanders used to get by with a handful of basic tools, and rarely got out of their hometown.

Director Song, fortunately, has not fallen into the trap of stirring up romantic nostalgia. Instead, he employs a story-within-a-story structure, focusing on timeless educational issues such as what makes a good teacher and what is really needed for adventure-seeking students.

In the movie which will be released on Thursday, Gil-su (played by Lee Chang-hoon) is a dedicated teacher who wants to take his students on a field trip during the upcoming summer vacation. But his desire to offer students the rare chance to g...| More