" AFTER ALL, LOVE IS ABOUT TIMING "
"Just watch this movie and the moral of the story is, no matter happen, no matter hard you try and want it happen, no matter how much you love, if it's not meant to be, it's just not meant to be."
"It's always gonna be that damn timing that ruins it. Pretty much, the movie still made sense. Really realistic that it made me cry without knowing that love is really not that simple, there's always gonna be something."
"A love-lesson movie. A 'well-made' heartbreaking story. Tells us how the fate works. Ho w cruel the reality would be and after all, love is all about timing."
"Many years you spend on loving someone don't guarantee that you will be their last place to stay."
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Rating: 7.8 out of 10
During the summer of his junior year in high school, Woo-Yeon (Kim Young-Kwang) spends his time getting time into fights. He isn't interested in studying. He then meets new transfer student Seung-Hee (Park Bo-Young) and falls in love with her at first sight. Seung-Hee though isn't interested in Woo-Yeon. To avoid the other male students, Seung-Hee and Woo-Yeon pretend to date. Seung-Hee also asks him to stop fighting. He keeps his promise and their relationship develops into a real romantic relationship. One day, Seung-Hee calls Woo-Yeon and tells him to take care. She then leaves town.
One year later, Woo-Yeon works at a chicken restaurant and has not gone on to a university. He happens to learn that Seung-Hee is at student at Hankook University in Seoul. Woo-Yeon studies hard and he gets accepted into the same university. Finally, Woo-Yeon meets Seung-Hee, but ....
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