At the end of the movie, judging by my version of hte subs she was no longer in love with the male lead right? It seemed to imply he liked her now but they are not together. Could someone who understand korean comment on the end?
sharePerhaps after being ditched by him as her overweight and beautiful selves, she gave up on him finally?
I think she would have a lot of suitors once she become slim & pretty and Mr Director ain't the only male who's talking to her anymore..
Maybe this is something happening in real life too...
I liked the ending - not the usual of the leads falling in love with one another. But something hopeful that is about to start. That Hannah is finally leading a life not dictated by how she looked like, but by being accepted for who she is. I liked how the whole concert audience just chanted "it is okay". Sometimes we need that ourselves, someone, or a lot of someones just telling us, it is okay. ;)
shareAww that's "It's okay" part was so amazing... *tears up*
Mm yeah, I thought the ending was kinda cute. The two leads being together was what I expected and I would have liked it although it would be awfully mushy. But I thought the actual ending was much better. She's not hanging on to her past and moving on, but he's still crushing on her and happy to be with her.. I thought it was cute =]
Well, it's not really that hard for him to be still crushing on her and happy to be with her since she's still drop dead gorgeous at the end.
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I don't think she stopped crushing on him...it's just that she has finally learned to accept her as herself and become confident in what she does (which can be seen in the end when she is in the studio with her dog) and I think they wanted to portray or emphasis that more. But I guess it all depends on the person, but that's my take on this :)
shareThey did a role reversal lol right when she was talking to him and grabs his water and drinks it.... He did that in the beginning
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