Love Fiction 2012 123movies

Watch: 러브픽션 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – A writer meets an attractive woman and falls in love on first sight. Will there love last? Goo Joo-wol is a writer and a part-time as a bartender. He’s currently working on his second novel, but stuck with a bout of writer’s block. Joo-Wol then accompanies the president of his publishing company to Berlin on a business trip as a translator. On his last day in Berlin, Joo-Wol attends a party for movie industry insiders. Joo-Wol, bored with the party, steps outside to smoke a cigarette. A woman named Hee-Jin then walks next to him and smokes a cigarette. Joo-Wol falls in love on first sight. Back in Seoul. Hee-Jin finds a letter and a flower basket awaiting for her on her desk. Hee-Jin reads the letter from Joo-Wol and finds it funny. Meanwhile, Joo-Wol waits and waits for her phone call. Finally, Joo-Wol gets the phone call from Hee-Jin. The soon-to-be couple will meet for the second time..
Plot: A writer looking for inspiration finds a perfect muse in a girl. After much work, he makes her his girlfriend. But then he starts to get tired of her.
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	6.1/10 Votes: 401
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	N/A Votes: 18 Popularity: 4.887 | TMDB

Reviews:

A Different Kind of Romantic Comedy
No one’s written a review yet, so I’m compelled to. The Korean film industry has turned out some great stuff in recent years. Though “Love Fiction” doesn’t go at the top of my list (that’s reserved for “My P.S. Partner,” with the inimitable Ji Sung), it’s still a smart, quirky, funny film.

We get to know the characters well–a writer with a serious romantic streak and the woman he falls for at first sight. They’re original characters, though we don’t get to know the heroine (played by the awesome Gong Hyo-Jin) as well as the hero. We follow the beginning and first year or so of their relationship in a meandering way. Sometimes the unfocused plot delivers marvelous, hilarious scenes, like a really unforgettable funeral service and the best discussion of female underarm hair ever. Other times it doesn’t seem clear where we’re going or if we’re going anywhere. And perhaps we aren’t: the denouement is abrupt and feels inconclusive.

The hero is a writer whose detective story protagonist sometimes appears and converses with him. This conceit works well, especially since this imaginary mentor has a habit of quoting the great European writers of the nineteenth century. (Werther comes up a lot. How can I not like a movie that keeps mentioning Young Werther?) What works less well are the scenes set entirely within the hero’s hard-boiled detective novel. Luckily, the visits to imagination-land are short.

The mood of “Love Fiction” is more comic than romantic. The unusual secondary characters and the laid-back style give it a slice-of-life vibe. It doesn’t deliver an emotional punch or much narrative tension, but you’ll remember the oddball characters.

A Different Kind of Romantic Comedy
No one’s written a review yet, so I’m compelled to. The Korean film industry has turned out some great stuff in recent years. Though “Love Fiction” doesn’t go at the top of my list (that’s reserved for “My P.S. Partner,” with the inimitable Ji Sung), it’s still a smart, quirky, funny film.

We get to know the characters well–a writer with a serious romantic streak and the woman he falls for at first sight. They’re original characters, though we don’t get to know the heroine (played by the awesome Gong Hyo-Jin) as well as the hero. We follow the beginning and first year or so of their relationship in a meandering way. Sometimes the unfocused plot delivers marvelous, hilarious scenes, like a really unforgettable funeral service and the best discussion of female underarm hair ever. Other times it doesn’t seem clear where we’re going or if we’re going anywhere. And perhaps we aren’t: the denouement is abrupt and feels inconclusive.

The hero is a writer whose detective story protagonist sometimes appears and converses with him. This conceit works well, especially since this imaginary mentor has a habit of quoting the great European writers of the nineteenth century. (Werther comes up a lot. How can I not like a movie that keeps mentioning Young Werther?) What works less well are the scenes set entirely within the hero’s hard-boiled detective novel. Luckily, the visits to imagination-land are short.

The mood of “Love Fiction” is more comic than romantic. The unusual secondary characters and the laid-back style give it a slice-of-life vibe. It doesn’t deliver an emotional punch or much narrative tension, but you’ll remember the oddball characters.

Other Information:

Original Language ko
Runtime 2 hr 1 min (121 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Comedy, Romance
Director Kye Soo Jeon
Writer Kye Soo Jeon
Actors Ha Jung-woo, Kong Hyo-Jin, Byung-Joon Lee
Country South Korea
Awards 2 wins & 2 nominations
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