Bo-lin Chen, Shu-hui Liang, Lunmei Kwai
An is-she-or-isn't-she gay comedy focused on a Taiwanese teen, the boy she might like, and the girl she may love.
DVD Release Date: February 24, 2004
Stats: 168 reviews
It's a sweet film about childhood loves at highschool. And, although its ostensibly an upbeat film It's one that I can't watch without it bringing back memories and sadness.
I watched this film again the other day for the first time in four years and I still love it as much as the first time I saw it. It's a very sweet film and the leads are charismatic in their roles. The ending leaves you to think whatever you want which is a nice touch.
I thought this movie was the very epitome of sweet, it portrayed it as beautifully as I imagine the word to be, subtle and genuine and so exuberant in its innocence to make you regret living the dreary life you live day after day, for some reason, the effect of this film reverber...( read more)
A touching movie about teenage love and innocence! Different from typical films of this type, but in a good way. Guey or Kwai Lun-Mei and Wilson Chen are both great in this film. The pacing is a teeny bit slow, but overall I still enjoyed the film.
If you can handle slow but meaningful films, you should watch this. Maybe a bit too innocent for its own good, but i love it
Not really a favorite movie, but it was ok. Not much was said, it was a bit repeditive and i wasn't satisfied with the ending.
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