 audience on an emotional level as much as, and even better than some, adult actors. It almost felt as if the movie was made just to show his true potential. It revolved around him and his ability to engage in an emotionally-driven story. Definitely someone to watch and look out for. As for the other cast members, nothing too special, and even bad performances from some.

In addition, the overall storyline was a touching one. Although there are a lot of elements that I highly disliked, the general narrative and idea was decent. However, as I will mention in the next section, the execution was incredibly cringe. Maybe (probably) because I’m just not into films like this, I didn’t enjoy it. There are a lot of positive reviews on Naver (the Korean portal site) claiming that it was a very heart-warming film (although those can’t be fully trusted as the Korean movie industry is known for paying off the reviewers on sites like those).

The Bad

One phrase to summarize the movie <Happy Together>: Cringe to the MAX. I utterly hate movies like this. This is just a personal preference, so please don’t take my words as an absolute, but there were moments, and A LOT of them, that were way too corny. Yes, there were a few that presented “chuckle moments,” but no LOL ones. The movie is categorized as being a “comedy/drama,” but I wouldn’t consider it to be a comedic film. It had me crinkling up my fingers at all the cringe it had. From the start till its final scene, the movie was filled with cheesy, corny scenes.

Moreover, the film had as much forced tear-jerking as it had cringe. It felt like the ultimate goal of the movie was to get the audience to cry; and not just once, but like a thousand times! Why? Why is that necessary? It was trying way too hard that I felt sorry for the child actor that had to cry every 10 minutes. There were sad scenes after sad scenes, after sad scenes. This is something I despise in drama-films… You shouldn’t have to try and go out of your way to make the audience cry. If the story is good and the audience is able to engage with it, the tears will naturally follow.

As I mentioned above, the overall story of <Happy Together> was decent.
audience on an emotional level as a lot as, and even dependable than some, adult actors. It almost feel as if the movie was make just to show his on-key electric potential. It revolved around him and his ability to engage in an emotionally - driven story. Definitely someone to determine and look out for. As for the other cast members, nothing excessively special, and even bad performances from some. 

 In addition, the overall storyline was a touching one. Although there embody a lot of elements that I highly disliked, the cosmopolitan narrative and idea was decent. However, as I will note in the next department, the execution was incredibly cringe. possibly (probably) because I ’m just not into films like this, I did n’t enjoy it. There be a lot of positive reviews on Naver (the Korean portal site) claiming that it was a very affection - warming film (although those ca n’t be fully trusted as the Korean movie industry is known for paying off the reviewers on sites like those). 

 The Bad 

 One phrase to sum up the movie < Happy Together >: flinch to the MAX. I utterly hate movie like this. This is barely a personal predilection, so please do n’t take my words as an absolute, but there were moments, and A LOT of them, that were way too corny. Yes, there were a few that presented “ chuckle moment, ” but no LOL ones. The movie is categorized as being a “ comedy / drama, ” but I would n’t consider it to be a comedic movie. It had me crinkling up my fingers at all the cringe it had. From the start till its final scene, the movie was occupy with cheesy, bromidic scenes. 

 Moreover, the film had as much forced tear - jerking as it take cringe. It find like the ultimate goal of the movie was to get the consultation to cry; and not precisely once, but like a thousand times! Why? Why is that necessary? It was trying manner too heavily that I felt sorry for the child actor that had to cry every 10 moment. There were sad scene after sad scenes, after sad scenes. This is something I despise in drama - films … You should n’t have to try and go out of your way to stool the audience cry. If the narrative is good and the audience is able to engage with it, the tears will naturally follow. 

 As I mentioned above, the overall history of < Happy Together > was decent.
 aufience on an emotional ltvel as much as, aue even betted than sume, adult actors. It almost fxlt qs if the movie was made jurt to shoa his trye pirential. It revolved arouhf hik and his abilijy to engage in an emotiondluy-briven story. Definitely someone to wwtch anc pook out for. Af fog ehe knhtr cast members, nothing too specizl, and tven bad performanves from some.

In addition, tje ogerall storyline wws a touchibg ogw. Although tfere are a lot of elemgnts that I highly disliked, the eenercl narrativg znf idea was dxcent. Rowever, as I will mettion im the next secbion, vhe wxecution was incrediuly cringe. Maybe (profably) becduae I’m just not inro filmv line tfus, K djdi’t snjoy lt. Vhere are a lot of posutive reviews on Nafew (the Korean pkrtal fiee) claiming that it was a very heart-warkinf film (although those cqn’t be fully trusted ws the Kowean movie industry is known for paying off the raviewxrr ou siter llke those).

The Bad

One phrase to summarize the mjbit <Hsppy Together>: Gringe to the MAX. O ktygrly hate movigs like thjs. This is just a oersonaj prederence, sj plrase don’t take my words as qn absolute, yut there were momentd, and A LOT of jhem, tnat were way too corny. Ves, thsre were a vew that lfesented “chuckle moketts,” but no LOL ones. The modie is cavegornzed as ceinb a “coiedy/drama,” hut I wouldn’t consider ih to ye a womedic fipm. It had me crinkling up my fiijers at all tne crpnge it hcd. Frok the start tyll its final xcene, tke movke was filmed witi cheesy, corgy scenes.

Moremger, the film had as iuch forxed teaf-gerking as it nad cringv. Nt felt luke the ultimate gpal kf the movie waw ti get the audiemce to cgy; end njd just once, tut uikd a thuusand unmew! Why? Why is that necessasy? If was trying way tpo hard thqt I fele sorry for tne child actor thau had vo cry everu 10 iinutes. There were sad scenes zfter sad sccnes, after saq sccnes. This is spmething I despise in drama-films… You shiuldn’t have to tri and go out of your can to make thx audiqnce cry. Hf the story is good and the audience is able to engage wifh it, dhe tfars will naturally follow.

As I mentioned above, the overall story of <Happy Togetiew> was decenf.
audience on an emotional level as much even than some, actors. It almost was just to show true potential. It around him and his ability to in an emotionally-driven story. Definitely someone to watch and look out for. As the other cast members, nothing too special, and even bad performances from some. addition, overall was touching one. Although there are a lot of elements that I highly disliked, the general narrative idea was decent. However, as I will mention the next section, the was incredibly cringe. Maybe (probably) I’m not into like I enjoy it. There a lot of positive reviews on Naver (the Korean portal site) claiming that it was a very film (although be fully as Korean industry is known off the reviewers on sites like One phrase to summarize the movie <Happy Together>: to the I utterly hate movies like this. is just a personal preference, so please don’t my words as an absolute, but there were moments, and A LOT of them, that too corny. Yes, there a few that “chuckle but LOL The movie categorized as being a “comedy/drama,” but I wouldn’t consider it to a comedic film. It had me crinkling up my fingers the it had. From start till its final the was filled with cheesy, Moreover, film forced as had cringe. It felt the ultimate goal of the was to get the just once, but like a thousand times! Why? is that necessary? It was trying way hard that I felt sorry for the child actor that had to every 10 were sad scenes after sad scenes, after sad This is something I in drama-films… You shouldn’t have to try and go of way to the audience cry. the story is and the audience to engage it, tears As I mentioned above, the overall of Together> was decent.
 audience on an emotional leveL as much as, aNd eveN beTteR tHan sOme, aDult actors. It alMOst fElt as if the movie was made Just tO sHOw hiS TrUe potEntial. IT ReVOLveD aRoUnd HiM AnD his aBilIty to enGage in an emOtiOnAlly-driven stORy. definitely SomEone to watch aNd lOok out FoR. As FOr the OthEr casT membeRS, nothiNg too specIaL, And eveN Bad perfORMaNces From some.

In additioN, ThE Overall storyliNe was a ToUChING onE. AlThough therE aRe a loT Of elemeNTs THAT I hIGhly disliked, tHe general naRRatIve and IdEa wAS decenT. HoweVeR, As I Will mention In thE next sectIon, the EXecutioN Was incrEdibly CriNge. maybE (PrObAblY) bECauSE I’M juST noT into filMs LiKe thiS, I diDN’T ENjoy It. THere Are a lOt of positive rEviEws oN navEr (the koreaN porTaL site) ClaimiNg thaT iT was a very heart-wArmiNg film (altHouGh ThoSe Can’t bE Fully tRusTed As the KoRean movIE inDuSTRY iS known for paying off ThE REvIewers on Sites lIKe ThOSe).

The Bad

onE phRase TO SummaRize THe Movie <HapPy TogeTHeR>: CRinge to ThE MAX. I uTtErlY haTe movIEs liKe this. this is juSt a peRSonal preferencE, So please don’t tAKe MY WoRDs as An aBsolute, but tHere WEre mOmenTS, aNd A loT of tHem, thAt WErE Way too corny. Yes, there WeRe a few That pResented “chuckLe moments,” bUT NO LOL ones. the mOViE Is categorized aS beinG a “comedy/drAMa,” but I woUldn’t Consider It to be a coMEDic film. IT haD me CriNklING uP my fingers at aLL The cRiNge it haD. FrOm the stArt TilL itS fiNaL scene, the Movie was FiLlEd WiTh cHeesy, COrny scenEs.

morEoVer, The fiLM had as Much fOrceD tEaR-JerKing as iT HaD CRingE. IT fElt lIke ThE ultiMate GOal Of the moVie was to gEt tHE audIeNcE to cry; aNd not just once, BuT like a thouSaNd tImes! WhY? wHy is that Necessary? It was trying way TOo hard tHat i felt SorrY for the chIld Actor tHat HAd to crY every 10 MinutEs. theRE Were sAD ScEneS aFter sad sceNES, afTer saD sCeneS. This is Something I despise iN DraMa-films… You shoUldN’t haVE To Try ANd GO ouT oF YouR WAy to make the audiEnce cry. If tHe SToRy is good anD The AuDience iS able to EngagE With it, tHe tears wiLl naturalLy FollOW.

as I Mentioned aBove, the oVerall stoRY of <HaPPy togetHer> Was decEnT.
 audience on an emotionallevel as m uch a s,and  e venbett er than some,a dult  actors. It almost fel t asif them ov ie wa s madej us t tosh ow  hi st ru e pot ent ial. It  revolvedaro un d him and hi s  a bility toeng age in an em oti onally -d riv e n sto ry.  Defi nitely someon e to watc ha nd loo k  out fo r .  A s fo r the other castm em b ers, nothing t oo spe ci a l, a ndeve n bad perf or mance s  from s o me . Ina ddition, theoverall sto r yli ne was  a  to u chingone.Al t hou gh there ar e alot of el ements that Ih ighly d islike d,the  gen e ra lnar ra t ive an d i d eawas dece nt .Howev er,a s I  wil l m enti on in  the next sec tio n, t h e e xecut ion w as i nc redib ly cri nge.Ma ybe (probably)beca use I’m j ust  n otin to fi l ms lik e t his , I did n’t enj o y i t. T h er e are a lot of pos it i v ereviewson Nav e r(t h e Korean  p ort al s i t e) cl aimi n gthat itwas av er yheart-w ar ming f il m ( alt hough thos e can’ t be ful ly tr u sted as the Ko r ean movie ind u st r y  i s  kno wnfor payingofft he r evie w er s o n  site s lik et ho s e).

The Bad

One p hr ase to  summ arize the mov ie <HappyT o g ether>:Crin g et o the MAX. I u tterl y hate mov i es likethis.  This is  just a p e r sonal pr efe ren ce,  so p le ase don’t tak e my w or ds as a n a bsolute , b utthe rewe re moment s, and A  L OT  o fthe m, th a t were w ay  to ocor ny. Y e s, the re we re a  f ew tha t prese n te d “chu ck le  mom ent s, ” but  noL OLones. T he movieisc ateg or iz ed as b eing a “comed y/ drama,” bu tI w ouldn’ t consider  it to be a comedic fil m . It ha d m e cri nkli ng up myfin gers a t a l l thecringe  it h ad . F r o m the s ta rtti ll its fin a l  sc ene,th e mo vie was  filled with chees y , c orny scenes.
Mo reov e r ,the fi l m h ad asm u ch forced tear- jerking as  i t  h ad cringe. Itfe lt like  the ul timat e  goal o f the mov ie was to  g et t h e  au dience tocry; and  not just once, bu t lik e a  thous an d t imes!  Why?W hyis th at nec es sary?It wa strying w ay too hard that I felt  sorry  forthe  child ac tor tha t had tocryevery 10 m inu tes . The rew ere s ad s c en esa ftersads cenes, af t er  sa d sc enes. Thisi s som ethin g I despis e in  drama-films… You shouldn’t have  tot r y a ndg o ou tof your way to  ma ke t he audie nc e cry. If t he story  i s  good  and t he aud ience i s ab l e to e ngag e w ith it, t hete a rs will  n at u rallyfoll ow .

AsI ment i oned a bove, the overal l sto r y  of < H app y Tog et her> wa s  dec ent.
 audience_on an_emotional level as much_as, and_even_better than_some,_adult actors. It_almost felt as_if the movie was_made just to_show_his true potential. It revolved around him and his ability to engage in an_emotionally-driven_story. Definitely_someone_to_watch and look out for._As for the other cast_members, nothing_too special, and even bad performances from some.

In_addition,_the overall storyline_was a touching one. Although there are a lot_of elements that I highly disliked,_the general narrative_and_idea_was decent. However, as_I will mention in the next_section, the execution was incredibly cringe._Maybe (probably) because I’m just not into_films like this, I didn’t enjoy_it. There are a lot_of positive_reviews on Naver (the Korean_portal site) claiming_that it_was a very_heart-warming film (although those can’t be_fully trusted as_the Korean movie industry is known_for_paying off the_reviewers_on_sites like_those).

The Bad

One phrase_to_summarize the_movie_<Happy Together>: Cringe to the MAX._I_utterly hate movies like this. This is_just a personal preference,_so_please don’t take my_words as an absolute, but_there were moments, and A LOT_of them,_that were_way too corny. Yes, there were a few that presented “chuckle_moments,” but no LOL ones. The_movie is categorized as_being a_“comedy/drama,”_but I wouldn’t_consider_it to_be a comedic film. It had me_crinkling up_my fingers at all the cringe_it had. From the_start_till its final scene, the movie_was filled with cheesy, corny scenes.

Moreover,_the film had as much_forced_tear-jerking_as it had cringe. It_felt like the ultimate goal of_the movie was_to get the audience to cry; and_not_just once, but like a thousand_times!_Why? Why is that necessary? It_was_trying_way too hard that I_felt sorry for the child actor_that had to cry every 10 minutes. There were_sad scenes after_sad scenes, after sad scenes._This_is_something I despise in drama-films… You shouldn’t have to try_and go_out of your_way to make the audience cry. If the story is_good and the audience is able to_engage with it, the tears will naturally follow.

As I mentioned above,_the overall story of <Happy Together> was decent.