#pure soul

Though I’ve seen Son Ye-Jin in Crash Landing On You, this film still made me confused if it’s really her I’m watching right now. It’s not that she aged a lot, of course, there’s difference now she’s in her late 30s and getting married sooner to her first love ayieee. She’s an angel that has an immaculate face and voice here. The heart effect they had with her partner to me just made my heart beats go crazy. Melancholy crept into me while I peek at the synopsis. It’s the ignorance that killed me to tears and sadness. Though it’s an open ending for me because I hope that she’ll regain her memory in no time, I still know that it’ll be permanent and lapses may happen always. I’m happy for the heartaches it brought and I’m sad for the little joy it offered me.

A Moment To Remember (2004)

“When I was a little girl, I thought that love had to be delicate and fragile, similar to a flower. But as I’ve grown older, I’ve realized that love can be different. It can be like a firework, explosive and bright. It can be raw, passionate, wild. Maybe even dangerous or reckless, but you shouldn’t be scared to fall in love. You are made of flesh and bone and muscle, and you are strong enough to handle any type of it.”