Love Phobia (DVD) (Korea Version) DVD Region 3

Kang Hye Jung | Cho Seung Woo

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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10 (3)
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Kevin Kennedy
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March 20, 2010

This customer review refers to Love Phobia (Hong Kong Version)

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A deeply romantic tale Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10

"Love Phobia" begins with an adorable girl named Ari heading to school wearing a yellow raincoat, although it is a sunny day. She wears the coat because she believes that she is an alien from another planet and that terrible things will befall anyone who touches her. Jo Kang, a young boy on his way to school, sees Ari and is smitten; they become fast friends and Jo Kang will do anything for Ari. However, after the kids touch, Jo Kang falls ill. Ari then, without explanation, disappears. Ten years later Jo Kang is studying for his university entrance exam when, out of the blue, Ari calls him. They meet and quickly renew their friendship. Jo Kang dreams of spending his life with her when she disappears again. Ten years further on, Ari enters the bank at which Jo Kang works. He has been dreaming of this moment and seeks to ensure that she will not leave him again. However, Ari's behavior continues to baffle Jo Kang until we learn her secret and her seemingly erratic behavior all begins to make sense.

Cho Seung Woo and Kang Hye Jung are attractive and convincing as the young couple. The film's story kept me guessing and kept me interested, so interested in fact that the movie's almost two hour running length seemed to fly by. While "Love Phobia" sometimes flirts with becoming overly cute and sentimental, its humor, heartbreak, and romance captured my heart.