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Drama: Melo Movie
Revised romanization: Melo Movie
Hangul: 멜로무비
Director: Oh Choong-Hwan
Writer: Lee Na-Eun
Network: Netflix
Episodes: 10
Release Date: February 14, 2025
Runtime:
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©

A story about the dreams and love of young people who also carry wounds and trauma. Ko Gyum (Choi Woo-Sik) becomes a movie critic after working as an extra actor. He loves movies so much that his goal is to watch all the movies made in the world. Kim Mu-Bee (Park Bo-Young) then comes into his life. Ko Gyum is very curious about her and he even likes her name that sounds like "movie." Kim Mu-Bee began to work in movie industry due to her love and hatred for her father (who loved movies more than her) and her own curiosity on what exactly is a movie. She has a quiet and peaceful life in the movie industry, but Ko Gyum, who stands out too much, suddenly appears in front of her and causes change in her life. Meanwhile, Hong Si-Jun (Lee Jun-Young) thinks of himself as a genius, but he is still an unknown songwriter. His ex-girlfriend Son Ju-A (Jeon So-Nee) works as a screenwriter.

Cast



Choi Woo-Sik	Park Bo-Young	Lee Jun-Young	Jeon So-Nee
Ko Gyum	Kim Mu-Bee	Hong Si-Jun	Son Ju-A

Ko Gyum's Family



Kim Jae-Wook	Choi Ye-Chan
Ko Jun	Ko Gyum (child)

Kim Mu-Bee's Childhood Friend



Cha Woo-Min	Choi Ja-Yoon
Woo Jeong-Hu	Woo Jeong-Hu (child)

Kim Mu-Bee's Family



Kim Hee-Jung	Kim Da-Hwin	Jo Eun-Sol
Kang Yeon-Joo	Kim Hun-Dong	Kim Mu-Bee (child)

Big M Pictures



Ko Chang-Seok	Jo Min-Kook	Jwa Chae-Won
Ma Seong-U	Park Seong-Tae	Ji-Yeon

Vide Bar

Kim Young-Woong

Park Sang-Sik

Studio Rain



Jeon So-Young	Kim Bo-Jung
Han-Sol	Ha Hyun-Sil

Hong Si-Jun's Family



Heo Hyeong-Gyu	Kim Sun-Hwa	Kim Ku-Taek
Hong Young-Jun (ep.4,8)	Jung-Hee (ep.4)	Hong Min-Seok (ep.4)

Hong Si-Jun's Group

Han Jae-In

Yu-Rim (ep.4,6)

Film Industry



Eum Moon-Suk	Seo Yi-Sook	Choi Mina Sue	Kim Min-Sang	Yoo Ji-Hyuk
Kang-Hoon (ep.1)	Chu Hui-Yeong (ep.2)	Ye-Bin (ep.2)	Koo Yeong-Sik (ep.4-5)	Kim Yong-Woo (ep.4-5)



Jeon Kwang-Jin	Jung Chung-Gu
Park Jun-Tae (ep.4-5)	Kim Seong-Hwan (ep.10)

Others



Lee Dal	Kim Ryun-Hee	Kim Hee-Su	Park Jeong-Min	Lee Jung-Hwa
Kim Sang-Guk (ep.1)	playground mom (ep.1)	Choi Seung-Hyun (ep.3)	mechanic (ep.4)	Jo Yoon-Young (ep.4)



Heo Jin	Lee Hyung-Joo	Kim Gye-Rim	Yong-Jin	Bae_Sung-Il
reporter (ep.4)	reporter (ep.4)	Koo Yeong-Sik's daughter (ep.4)	motorcycle deliveryman (ep.5)	Jun-Sang (ep.5)



Park Young-Bok	Kim Sung-Yong	Lee Su-Hyung	Jang Yi-Joon	Seo E-Hyun
restaurant owner (ep.7)	doctor (ep.7)	Ko Jun's co-worker (ep.7)	Sang-Gyu (ep.8)	Jeong-Yun (ep.8)

Additional Cast Members:

Song Hoon - doctor (ep.2)
Yoo Seung-A - neighborhood girl (ep.3)
No Seong-Eun - university student (ep.8)
Park Jae-Wan - job interviewer (ep.10)

Trailers

Comments

Jillibean Jun 06 2026 1:49 am How coincidental it is that my two favorite Korean dramas of 2025 both had the word movie in them: Melo Movie and Our Movie. :) I still miss the characters in both series a lot.

anon May 10 2026 2:17 am y’all are lame. this series was seriously well put together. the leads as well as the supporting cast did their jobs. it wasn’t boring and the emotional scenes were well organized — the smoking is not distracting as someone had said.

rndmusr Feb 17 2026 3:23 pm This drama is so boring. It has only 8 episodes but it took me a week to finish it. I always fall asleep watching it lol. I love park boyoung but this is my least favorite drama of her. And choi woosik hmm idk i just can’t enjoy every drama that he’s in it. I don’t dislike him, i just can’t enjoy and like his dramas. Even our beloved summer, i gave it a try because it was popular but it was just overhyped.

Bestdrama Jan 21 2026 5:19 am 9/10 i think the pace is too slow but overall very happy. One of the best Melo drama in 2025. Glad to see Kim Jae-Wook face too.

Debbie Mak Jan 02 2026 8:02 pm 8 out of 10 for me. So much smoking which I abhor. It was not an integral component for plot development. I found it very distracting from the very real and emotional story of the characters.

Kate Jun 21 2025 8:49 pm This movie has so many amazing characters, each with their own heavy emotional baggage. The complex characters are slowly unfolded and then explored whole being intertwined. Very realistic to real life. Emotions take time to analyze and conclude. A very deep life movie. Acting was really great. And Choi woo shik is still totally youthful and beyond adorable. I watched it because of him. But I found all of the characters interesting. I laughed a lot too. Choi woo shik is so cute. He made me smile through out the movie. The story was interesting. But I think you need to be in the right headspace for this one.

Sabay May 06 2025 11:26 pm I give this 10/10. One of the best kdrama i watched so far. I rewatched it multiple times already. A lot of them kdrama out there really make you cringe and repetitive scence but not this drama. The storyline depict different real life situations that most adults can relate to. The cinematography of this drama were amazing. Been a long time fan of both lead Park Bo Young and Choi Woo Shik. They were a dream pairing. Every scene of them both together gave you butterfly. Excellent acting from both and the rest of the cast. Thank you for a beautiful and healing drama to start the year of 2025!

pan Apr 19 2025 10:20 am This drama might be dull for some people, but I find it interesting. I was tired of the clichés often seen in K-dramas, such as love at first sight, the couple discovering they knew each other as children and being destined for each other, or the main couple getting temporarily separated in the last two episodes only to reunite at the end.

However, this drama avoids those clichés; it simply depicts young adults experiencing young adult love and facing relatable problems. It's quite calming, and I can connect with the characters. The conflicts are minor and don't emotionally drain the viewer. If I need a drama to pass the time later, I might consider rewatching this.

Julie Apr 10 2025 12:29 am It may be slow moving, but wonderful to watch, especially the character development of Kim Jae Wook, the limping, injured older brother who is injured inside and out. His acting is outstanding, he makes the character real and the viewer can feel his suffering and empathise. Leads are cute and well known. The story a bit shallow, but the acting is superb. They all need a faster plot line and better script.

Don’t blame the actors or director, they have to work with what they are given,

Bad Mar 24 2025 3:37 pm 2/10 , This drama is a waste of time. So boring and not interesting at all

Janice Mar 22 2025 11:45 pm Super boring, a pain to try watching….

I am Mar 17 2025 10:46 pm This drama makes me sleep. O tried many many tines to watch but I cant really focused to the show for it bores me sooò much

Atikaa Mar 17 2025 12:33 pm Love this drama so much ?♥️

Laura Mar 13 2025 1:45 pm Well I can give 8/10. I love the slow pacing of this drama very healing ,mature ,realistic . Love the male leads chemistry so natural not rushed at all. Wooshik is incredible actor he protrayed emotional comedic romantic scenes so well. Brother was literally a father to him Jae Wook really suits the handsome kind old brother. Young is amazing too. I love the way writer protrayed 2nd leads love story. They are so much in love but just love only is not enough . Specially boy didnt understand the girl well. Girl was really like a fangirl rather a girlfriend . Lee Jun Young is so talented he lives in that character

Anne Mar 12 2025 11:33 pm Damn this series is so boring. 10 episodes are more than enough. It takes me days to finish just one episode. I no longer trust Netflix kdrama series. When the Stars Gossip and then this? Ugh.

Trifa Mar 09 2025 10:02 pm Melo movie☆ Ko jun best hyung for ko gyeom♡♡♡

Erra Mar 09 2025 9:40 pm Love the this drama series alot. The plot is great, the story is great, the chemistry is there, and great OST too. The emotions is real and relate to alot of people. Some say it's a slow drama, but for me with the good cinematography you won't realize because this slow pace is needed to make this stroy a whole. Good job for everybody involved in the making of this drama.

Ashley Mar 05 2025 2:18 pm Good drama and good story beautiful ending ! 8.4 out of 10 !OK but it's very short I hope it's more than 10 episode...

Russell Mar 03 2025 12:03 pm Wow, talk about a rare, pure beauty. I loved every minute of this romantic family drama, especially the brothers' bromance! It teaches us how important loved ones are to our mental and spiritual health. The writing and acting was brilliant. I can't recommend this wholesome, unforgettable Korean drama enough. Watch it and relish it.

Ish Mar 03 2025 9:31 am It's not my favourite series, but it's not bad. There's something in it and the actors are good, I just regret that all the men are pathetic losers, except maybe one: Director Ma, who is always a loser, but a tenacious loser. Nevertheless, it's interesting and worth watching, I love romantic movies :-)

Grasshopper Mar 03 2025 3:29 am I'd say the ending was very compacted in short amount of time, just felt like empty, not that satisfying, 12 eps would've been great

Cute i pie Mar 02 2025 5:51 am It fits perfectly to just sit or lay down spend your time and rest, not so hard nor heavy, just sweet, slow, warm, kind of a melomovie. I'm glad park bo young brought it as I can't watch her 2 pervious drama, Light shop was kind of dark, and Daily dose of sunshine was even more darker, no sunshine in it!, This one bring the real sunshine

Kdrama Llama Feb 26 2025 2:08 am If you enjoyed Our Beloved Summer, this drama is definitely for you. The style and approach and, of course, the ML are the same. Choi Woo Shik’s character is quite similar to his OBS role - laid back and charming - but here there’s an added layer that took it to another level in his relationship with his older brother, which was sad, fragile but also life affirming. They literally lived the whole lives for each other.

I loved Park Bo Gum’s Mubee, the second lead couple, director Ma, the video store owner and, of course, Kim Jae Wook as the tormented but utterly devoted brother. The quiet portrayal of devastating grief, and the later scenes in the car, honestly made me ugly cry. It’s not a thriller or action packed, the various love stories in it aren’t based on grand gestures or big displays of affection instead it showed it’s the little things that mean so much (again I’m thinking about the car scenes with Gyum and Si Jun, sob!). It’s also beautifully shot.

Jillibean Feb 25 2025 8:00 pm After suffering through When The Stars Gossip I am finding healing through watching this beautiful sentimental romance and family drama. I love when the characters bring up unforgettable classic films from foreign lands as well, like Cinema Paradiso or Hitchcock films. The music OST is delicate and lovely. I love the brotherly love story too, it's adorable. Kim Jae Wook was perfect casting for Choi Woo Sik's older brother. Been watching him in dramas for over two decades. He never disappoints. Park Bo Young is perfect casting too. She always excels in roles that display gentle humor. She makes me smile. :)

Brew Feb 24 2025 11:52 pm The series enjoyable even the pace quite slow. Relation between lead male and his brother make you cry like a baby. The lovestory about second chance and story about family that make you rethink about how your parent show their love in different way

Ash Feb 24 2025 10:16 am Loving the drama! It's slow paced but I seem to be wanting to watch more of it. Choi Woo Sik is a brilliant actor. I don't think anyone could've pulled off Ko Gyum as well as he did.

Bule Feb 23 2025 3:22 pm 4/10 ,Lee Jun-Young is MVP

Jeshi Feb 22 2025 10:33 am Good movie with many heartfelt scene. Especially the main lead, great yet unconventional way to show nowadays young adult love. No hyperbolic or too far-fetched story, simple and relatable scenes that happen in our normal life. The 1-4 episodes might seem uninteresting, but the climax begins at 5th episode and so on. All characters eventually has their own story, the top tearjerker was the relationship between the main male lead and his brother. Must watch for those who love ‘melo movie’ or simply romcom with a touch of family movie.

KdramaFC Feb 22 2025 6:29 am I’m a big fan of Park Bo-Young, but I’m not that eager to watch this movie because I feel the male lead isn’t the right fit for the character.

KdramaFC Feb 22 2025 6:16 am Choi Woo-Sik's character doesn’t suit a romantic movie. His acting, facial expressions, and eye contact don’t quite work for this genre. He still carries the image of a comedy actor. I liked him in Fated to Love You as a supporting role with a comedic character that suits him much better

amni Feb 22 2025 4:36 am I Loveee Ittt!!! my new comfort series!!!

Donut Sugar Feb 22 2025 1:43 am Finally finished this drama… and it really took some time. At first, I struggled because the pacing was just too slow and honestly, a bit boring. But that was the whole Point to create a heartwarming and healing story that unfolds gradually.

In the beginning, it was hard to fully understand the characters and kept wondering, what is this story even about? the characters may seem confusing or even unrelatable. Their action and feelings are unclear.

But as it progressed, I can see that the writer wanted to highlight the struggles of each character, Mubee, Ko Gyum, Ko Jun, Hong Sijun, and Son Jua and why they acted the way they did.

By the end, everything take places. Each character emotions was revealed and how they feel, explaining their earlier actions. However, the way the drama chose to unfold these revelations so late in the story made it a difficult watch (I still don't get and fully understand why Ko Jun live in depress in his whole life). If only the pacing had been better, this could have been a much more engaging experience.

Overall, Melo Movie is not for everyone (unless you like slow burn pace) It’s slow, realistic, and emotionally heavy. But if you’re patient, it does have a meaningful message at its core.

Queenie Feb 20 2025 9:22 pm Love it. Loved woo- sik and Bo Young. Love the brother as well and the recording artist. I think they are all great actors and ones I haven’t really seen a lot of. I laughed a lot and felt good a lot and cried alittle. I think the name of the movie was just that! Thanks.

Shin Feb 20 2025 2:59 pm Love Park Bo-young but this is another cliche ridden drama full of idiotic tropes… Especially the one where the male lead just disappears for years without explanation and then reappears and expects the female lead to just be fine with it (Dear Hyeri, serendipity’s embrace etc etc) is the dumbest of them all! I don’t care what their reasons for disappearing were but unless they were kidnapped by aliens and were unable to call, text or send a freaking email there are no excuses. And this is a guy saying this.

@Donut Sugar - girl you’re tripping! I’m guessing you’re not that well versed in the Korean culture but kissing is not as frivolous as you in your western little mind think! He was the one always chasing her around & when she finally gave in & opened up to him he disappeared! If you can’t understand this I feel sorry for you…

Donut Sugar Feb 20 2025 9:42 am Now that I’m on Episode 5, I realize I’m actually more invested in the second lead’s storyline than the main couple. Hong Sijun and Son Jua’s relationship dynamic feels more compelling and his anger towards her makes sense. They were together for seven years, and then she suddenly decided to break up to pursue her dream. Now she’s back, successful, while he’s still stuck in the same place. And to make it worse, she wants to work with him like nothing ever happened. I completely understand why he feels frustrated.

On the other hand, Mubee anger towards Ko Gyum still doesn’t make sense to me. Yes, he like her but she was the one who kissed him first. They weren’t even in a relationship, so why is she acting like he betrayed her? It feels more like her own internal issue rather than something Ko Gyum should be held accountable for. He doesn’t owe her an explanation for disappearing.

As for Ko Gyum, I actually feel more sympathy towards him than anyone else. It’s clear he’s dealing with a lot behind the scenes but still manages to stay positive. His struggle with his brother seem far more interesting than his romance with Mubee, and I’m more curious about how it will goes rather than their relationship drama.

Love Feb 19 2025 9:14 am This series is too long to watch. You can make it to 6 episodes only with focus just in the main actor. Sorry to say, the second couple has to move on another series. You can not make it balance. So i can focus on the story. .

Ilou Lin Feb 19 2025 2:29 am Amazing the chemistry was there ,both actors and actresses were both amazing just wanted more oher focus ,cause except from the 2 there was not much to focus except the romance ,but really amazing I love the movie best ever

Feeling Butterfly Feb 18 2025 11:55 pm This series has a lovely, laid-back atmosphere, reminds me the vibes of 'My Beloved Summer'. However, I'm not a fan of the excessive filter and glow effects on the characters' faces - they're already visually appealing!

L Feb 18 2025 8:18 pm A series that feels like a warm hug. So much relatable line and scene for me. I think everyone who suit the slow burn pace and slice of life drama will love it! The way they deliver the dialogue and expressing feeling is more realistic than dramatic. Definetely my cup of coffee ♡

punguk Feb 18 2025 7:14 pm Overall a good drama. Ko Jun’s story is very nicely told and very touching. Second lead characters chemistry and story got more interesting at some point than the main leads’ one.

—spoiler—

I understand that they try to give a more realistic ending but it wasn’t very clearly motivated why they didn’t end up together after all. We can guess that Ju A is genuinely fan of his music, not just based on her feelings for him. Also probably they didn’t want them returning back together after Si Jun became successful. It would make their relationship too superficial. But still the writer can find a better way to wrap up their story. Like going back to each other by really getting to know themselves etc. ok happy endings are not realistic all the time. But they have such a love, affection,, respect to the talent of each other, they built a connection through such a long past. As you get older even as friends it is not possible to build such deep relationships later in life, let alone finding a partner in the same level of connection they showed in the show. So I think a more realistic approach would be showing them miserable for longing such a deep connection that they created when they get a little bit older and reconnecting not to re-live the past but by re-knowing each other this time with a better communication. Because that was the only missing thing in their relationship: better communication and they solved it in their final meetings by letting out whatever they think.

Another thing that didn’t make sense is Ko Gyum being ok with unemployment and quitting his well paying movie critic job for a travel agency job. Is the travel agency relevant because he wants to help people to travel now as he didn’t keep his promise to travel with his brother? Ok even so how rich he is to make a sudden career switch and being unemployed for a long time? Also at the end he doesn’t even work there, just hanging out at Mubi’s movie set without getting paid again probably.

So ending of these both stories rushed a lot apparently.

I think the writer and director mainly wanted to tell this story to tell Ko Jun’s story: a sibling story in which the big brother wants to die through his whole life and just holds on for his little brother and a little brother who develops a “always happy” personality to make his big brother stay with him. Even though he’s sick of watching movies, he has to because they are the only things making him not lonely. Big brother knows it even the little brother hides it behind his happy personality but cannot help himself still and feels miserable about what he puts through his little brother. Then trying to end his life. Later we understand that he actually regrets that decision and wants to live again but due to his heart disease he cannot. Maybe heart disease happened because of all the stress he lived through his life because of his depression and alienated feeling. They portrayed very nicely the dynamics between two brothers and the actors were great playing their role..

Another thing that is very nicely told was Mubi wanting to make melodrama to tell a story of people loving each other and then she thinks her father holding her hand while watching movies. So even she says from outside she was never loved, she knows she was loved a lot by both of her father and mother. So intrinsically, maybe at the beginning even without knowing, she wants to tell story of love. I think that was told very nicely as wel.

—spoiler—

wokkie Feb 18 2025 6:06 am for me im more interested on kim jae wook.. gyum hyung..i really like his role here... haa ep7 is really hard to watch w/o crying

Donut sugar Feb 18 2025 2:55 am Currently on episode 3 helpp why this series so sloww i hardly going through each episode... I love Park Bo-young but her character hasn’t really stuck with me yet.

One thing that frustrating is Mubee’s reaction to Ko Gyum disappearing. I get that she upset, but does she really have to treat him like an enemy? They weren’t even in a relationship.. Her emotions make sense, but the way she handles them feels overly dramatic, which makes it hard to fully connect with her character.

For now it’s a bit of a struggle to stay invested. Hoping for better pacing and character development soon!

Ema Feb 17 2025 3:05 pm A masterpiece , top tier drama with a roller coaster of emotions. At first I started watching without having high expectations, but now I could say that it was one of the top dramas I’ve watched in my whole life. From where do I even start, everything was great. The story, the cinematography, the acting, the ost , literally every single thing. I’ve cried and smiled like an idiot. It was extremely touching. Would definitely recommend it for everyone. 1000000 of 10! Thank you for making my time very valuable while watching it.

Melo Movie (Netflix) Feb 17 2025 8:02 am A drama full of love, suitable for the fast-paced life of us

Jam Feb 17 2025 12:51 am I just finished watching it today, and all I can say is that the drama was absolutely amazing. It was filled with so many emotions—ranging from love and happiness to sadness. I truly commend all the talented artists involved, as well as everyone who contributed to bringing this drama to life. Thank you so much for this incredible masterpiece. It's definitely a beautiful and moving melodrama.

June Feb 17 2025 12:10 am After the first episode, I knew it was going to be a drama. I haven’t finished it yet, there is still 3 episode to go but I already know I’m going to re watch it again later. Everything is perfect so far, great casting, great storyline, great screenplay. When Choi woo shik is in a drama, you know it’s going to be good.

Steve Feb 16 2025 9:04 pm Only one episode in. Mostly enjoyable so far, but I dislike how digital editing has been used to make the characters look perfect. It is excessive and appears to be the trend for k-dramas produced for Netflix.

Krishane Feb 16 2025 11:53 am It Was Literally A Melo Movie!!! Wow the roller coaster emotions that left me insane. Great cast, great writing, great cinematography, great director and great storyline. Thank you to the whole team. It was a healing drama for me. ??

Kei Feb 16 2025 10:04 am Spoiler| Life isn't a movie, so that some things does not work in real life like just how as easy as in the movie, thats why Sonju and Hongsi stays break up.

I love this drama as much as Our Beloved Summer <3

Lee Na Eun Fans Feb 16 2025 8:11 am The drama was really good! 10 episodes felt too short, and towards the end, it seemed rushed and crammed in. There was still so much story that could’ve been developed. I’m not sure if this was due to Netflix’s production constraints or if it was the writer’s choice. It’s surprising because the same writer did Our Beloved Summer, which had such a well-paced, deep yet soothing storyline, perfectly complemented by its soundtrack—truly one of the best healing dramas.

I initially watched this because it was written by the same writer and starred Choi Woo Shik and Park Bo Young, but I ended up getting more drawn into Hong Si Jun and Son Ju A’s story, especially because of Lee Jun Young’s acting. I really don’t understand why the writer didn’t bring them back together—they clearly still loved each other. Ju A even kissed Si Jun in the final episode, yet she still refused to be with him? That part felt unclear and not well-explained. The reason for their breakup also wasn’t conveyed strongly from Ju A’s perspective, whereas from Si Jun’s side, it was painfully obvious how much he loved her and how devastated he was.

Ju A was the one who wanted to work with Si Jun again. She was still the first person to listen to his songs. So in the end, I just don’t fully understand or relate to what the writer was trying to say. They showed all these moments, making it clear that their biggest issue was miscommunication, yet they still didn’t end up together?

I really hope Lee Na-Eun noona reads this. I’m looking forward to her next work! In the midst of this exhausting and tough world, her stories bring a sense of healing. I used to enjoy fantasy dramas full of plot twists, but as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to appreciate dramas like this even more. I hope her future works continue to give viewers a moment to breathe and heal amidst the fast-paced chaos of life. Lee Na-Eun… Fighting!!!

nidzuga Feb 16 2025 7:33 am just finished watching and i loove love it

Leonah Feb 16 2025 3:41 am Just watched the trailer on Netflix and already like it. I mean two babyfaced actors the chemistry is undeniable. Will start watching but first..have to finish Love Scout first :)

rusty greaves Feb 16 2025 2:38 am a nicely paced show....very enjoyable...not over the top but keeps you focused in all episodes on the storyline and characters.....well done to all

seokjinie Feb 16 2025 1:24 am The scene in the playground where park bo young plays with the children and when she's helping the grandmas, remind me of her character as do bong soon, ifykyk ?

seokjinie Feb 16 2025 1:22 am I didn't expext this drama to make me cry ??? As expected, Park Bo Young acting and drama choice never misses

Spoiler I really wanted Ju A and Si Jun to get back together, the wrtier could've given them a character development like the main leads ? I need them in another drama as main leads

Arasuka Feb 15 2025 8:35 pm I'm unexpectedly feeling more touched with the story of Gyeom's older brother. Even it puts me into tears.

Su San Feb 15 2025 5:44 pm This is a wonderfully-done healing drama. All of the leads nailed their roles.

Hoshi Feb 15 2025 1:06 pm just put a tissue box next to you . it took all my tears out and let me think of my beloved one ...Just loved it

Kuravle Feb 15 2025 11:37 am 2025 started and after finishing Love Scout, this is my next favorite. Cant believe I binged watched it.

anonekonim Feb 15 2025 6:08 am Episode 7 is like a whole movie itself...i don't want to spoil anything here but really, it's worth the marathon.

Joon Woo Feb 15 2025 5:36 am Episode 7 hits harder than a truck...make me wish I had an older brother that's so close to me and also be the responsible older brother myself.

I might finish all the episode today, just because.

Naneth Feb 15 2025 1:38 am Lee jun young is here also.. Excited

andrea Feb 14 2025 9:49 pm im on the second episode and a can aready see it as a hit

Loe Feb 14 2025 10:55 am The romance is pretty boring

Nick Feb 13 2025 3:13 am I really thought it was a movie, thank god it’s a drama!

Lee Feb 10 2025 7:46 am Great casting team, so excited!!

MNeil Jan 24 2025 6:14 am Amazing Director, Amazing Writer and Great Casting ? Highly Anticipated

Choi ung Jan 23 2025 10:49 pm Finally choi woo shik drama!!!

Sana Oct 27 2024 4:36 am Lee jun young my love??? fighting ?

AMMP.MOON:)(#JUN) Jul 10 2024 7:48 pm Espero con ansias ver a jun young. ¡demasiado!:)

Jerusha Golden Maknae Jul 05 2024 12:27 am Lee Jun Young fighting!!! I pray that you get the recognition you deserve as an actor.

Isabel de Juan Jun 09 2024 10:23 am I am so excited for this drama! Why is it that the screenwriter also wrote the previous drama for Choi Woo Shik, 'Our Beloved Summer'? just curious.. Watching movies is a wonderful human experience that provides emotional healing and inspiration.

Arkam May 19 2024 5:30 pm Good

Ace Apr 16 2024 10:12 am Excited for Joen Sonee!!

ayasofiz Mar 29 2024 4:52 am it feels as if they just released a killer paradox months ago, and choi wooshik is acting againn hihihihi im looking forwardd to see him againnn??

Lee Soyeon Mar 02 2024 6:07 am Looking forward to Park Boyoung's work...

Kimchi Feb 21 2024 9:35 pm Im so excited!!! My favorites Choi Woo-Shik and Park Bo-Young..

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-|3name=Kim Min-Sang (1968){{!}}Kim Min-Sang
+|3name=Choi Mina Sue
-|3charactername=Koo Yeong-Sik (ep.4-5)
+|3charactername=Ye-Bin (ep.2)
-|4picture=File:Melo Movie-Yoo Ji-Hyuk01.jpg
+|4picture=File:Melo Movie-Kim Min-Sang.jpg
-|4name=Yoo Ji-Hyuk (1980){{!}}Yoo Ji-Hyuk
+|4name=Kim Min-Sang (1968){{!}}Kim Min-Sang
-|4charactername=Kim Yong-Woo (ep.4-5)
+|4charactername=Koo Yeong-Sik (ep.4-5)
-|5picture=File:Melo Movie-Jeon Kwang-Jin.jpg
+|5picture=File:Melo Movie-Yoo Ji-Hyuk01.jpg
-|5name=Jeon Kwang-Jin (actor){{!}}Jeon Kwang-Jin
+|5name=Yoo Ji-Hyuk (1980){{!}}Yoo Ji-Hyuk
-|5charactername=Park Jun-Tae (ep.4-5)
+|5charactername=Kim Yong-Woo (ep.4-5)
-|6picture=File:Melo Movie-Jung Chung-Gu.jpg
+|6picture=File:Melo Movie-Jeon Kwang-Jin.jpg
-|6name=Jung Chung-Gu (1969){{!}}Jung Chung-Gu
+|6name=Jeon Kwang-Jin (actor){{!}}Jeon Kwang-Jin
-|6charactername=Kim Seong-Hwan (ep.10)
+|6charactername=Park Jun-Tae (ep.4-5)
+|7picture=File:Melo Movie-Jung Chung-Gu.jpg
+|7name=Jung Chung-Gu (1969){{!}}Jung Chung-Gu
+|7charactername=Kim Seong-Hwan (ep.10)
 }}
 ===Others===
-{{CastPictures16
+{{CastPictures15
 |1picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee-Dal.jpg
 |1name=Lee Dal
@@ Line 146: / Line 156: @@
 |3name=Kim Hee-Su (1991){{!}}Kim Hee-Su
 |3charactername=Choi Seung-Hyun (ep.3)
-|4picture=File:Melo Movie-Han Jae-In.jpg
+|4picture=File:Melo Movie-Park Jeong Min.jpg
-|4name=Han Jae-In (1997){{!}}Han Jae-In
+|4name=Park Jeong-Min (1973){{!}}Park Jeong-Min
-|4charactername=Yu-Rim (ep.4,6)
+|4charactername=mechanic (ep.4)
-|5picture=File:Melo Movie-Park Jeong Min.jpg
+|5picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Jung-Hwa.jpg
-|5name=Park Jeong-Min (1973){{!}}Park Jeong-Min
+|5name=Lee Jung-Hwa (1988){{!}}Lee Jung-Hwa
-|5charactername=mechanic (ep.4)
+|5charactername=Jo Yoon-Young (ep.4)
-|6picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Jung-Hwa.jpg
+|6picture=File:Melo Movie-Heo-Jin.jpg
-|6name=Lee Jung-Hwa (1988){{!}}Lee Jung-Hwa
+|6name=Heo Jin (1986){{!}}Heo Jin
-|6charactername=Jo Yoon-Young (ep.4)
+|6charactername=reporter (ep.4)
-|7picture=File:Melo Movie-Heo-Jin.jpg
+|7picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Hyung Joo.jpg
-|7name=Heo Jin (1986){{!}}Heo Jin
+|7name=Lee Hyung-Joo (actor){{!}}Lee Hyung-Joo
 |7charactername=reporter (ep.4)
-|8picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Hyung Joo.jpg
+|8picture=File:Melo Movie-Kim Gye-Rim1.jpg
-|8name=Lee Hyung-Joo (actor){{!}}Lee Hyung-Joo
+|8name=Kim Gye-Rim (1991){{!}}Kim Gye-Rim
-|8charactername=reporter (ep.4)
+|8charactername=Koo Yeong-Sik's daughter (ep.4)
-|9picture=File:Melo Movie-Kim Gye-Rim1.jpg
+|9picture=File:Melo Movie-Yong-Jin.jpg
-|9name=Kim Gye-Rim (1991){{!}}Kim Gye-Rim
+|9name=Yong-Jin (actor){{!}}Yong-Jin
-|9charactername=Koo Yeong-Sik's daughter (ep.4)
+|9charactername=motorcycle deliveryman (ep.5)
-|10picture=File:Melo Movie-Yong-Jin.jpg
+|10picture=File:Melo Movie-Bae Sung-Il.jpg
-|10name=Yong-Jin (actor){{!}}Yong-Jin
+|10name=Bae Sung-Il (1972){{!}}Bae_Sung-Il
-|10charactername=motorcycle deliveryman (ep.5)
+|10charactername=Jun-Sang (ep.5)
-|11picture=File:Melo Movie-Bae Sung-Il.jpg
+|11picture=File:Melo Movie-Park Young-Bok.jpg
-|11name=Bae Sung-Il (1972){{!}}Bae_Sung-Il
+|11name=Park Young-Bok (actor){{!}}Park Young-Bok
-|11charactername=Jun-Sang (ep.5)
+|11charactername=restaurant owner (ep.7)
-|12picture=File:Melo Movie-Park Young-Bok.jpg
+|12picture=File:Melo Movie-Kim Sung Yong.jpg
-|12name=Park Young-Bok (actor){{!}}Park Young-Bok
+|12name=Kim Sung-Yong (actor){{!}}Kim Sung-Yong
-|12charactername=restaurant owner (ep.7)
+|12charactername=doctor (ep.7)
-|13picture=File:Melo Movie-Kim Sung Yong.jpg
+|13picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Su-Hyung.jpg
-|13name=Kim Sung-Yong (actor){{!}}Kim Sung-Yong
+|13name=Lee Su-Hyung (1984){{!}}Lee Su-Hyung
-|13charactername=doctor (ep.7)
+|13charactername=Ko Jun's co-worker (ep.7)
-|14picture=File:Melo Movie-Lee Su-Hyung.jpg
+|14picture=File:Melo Movie-Jang Yi-Joon.jpg
-|14name=Lee Su-Hyung (1984){{!}}Lee Su-Hyung
+|14name=Jang Yi-Joon (1994){{!}}Jang Yi-Joon
-|14charactername=Ko Jun's co-worker (ep.7)
+|14charactername=Sang-Gyu (ep.8)
-|15picture=File:Melo Movie-Jang Yi-Joon.jpg
+|15picture=File:Melo Movie-Seo E Hyun.jpg
-|15name=Jang Yi-Joon (1994){{!}}Jang Yi-Joon
+|15name=Seo E-Hyun (1995){{!}}Seo E-Hyun
-|15charactername=Sang-Gyu (ep.8)
+|15charactername=Jeong-Yun (ep.8)
-|16picture=File:Melo Movie-Seo E Hyun.jpg
-|16name=Seo E-Hyun (1995){{!}}Seo E-Hyun
-|16charactername=Jeong-Yun (ep.8)
 }}
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