April Snow
Despite not being profitable in South Korea, the film was a box-office success in several other Asian countries, owing mostly to the international popularity of the lead actor Yong-jun Bae.,In-su: What's your favorite season?
Seo-young: Spring. What about you, In-su?
In-su: Well, I like winter.
Seo-young: I like the snow, too.
In-su: Then, I guess it should snow in spring.
Seo-young: Do you think that would ever happen?,Yes, it's a bit like Random Hearts and I guess In the Mood for Love, but I liked the realism of it. I liked that they had a reason to stay near each other because their spouses needed tending (best looking coma victims, ever!). I like a bit of logic in my romances.

I really enjoyed the lead actress. In the few Korean movies I've seen, the lead actresses always seem too done-up (hair, make-up, perfect clothes and shoes). This actress was just a bit messier and a bit more average in her appearance, which made her all the more attractive. I could relate to her numb anger. She's mad, but she also has an ill husband to watch over. I like too that she's the one who approaches the other man first. That she reaches out and doesn't stay all locked up in her grief. I hope I can find more movies she's been in.

My favorite moment at the very beginning is when she spots the condom in the basket and just freezes and knows. She just knows in that instant. And he just grabs it to hide it away.

It was romantic without going over the top. Very cool.,