Mos Def. Her role in My Sassy Girl definitely set the scale for future women leads in my book. Her incredible enthusiasm and charisma, while still maintaining her sexy and cute glamour struck me instantly. Ji-Hyun's other roles expressed her other sides well, but never as much as My Sassy Girl.
I also fairly enjoyed her role in Daisy, but having her mute the whole time and a story that lacked alot sort of left me wanting more. Also her "death" in it made me pretty sad.
I still remember how I felt after watching her in My Sassy Girl. :)
For me, I'd have to say Windstruck...that movie really touched me and I cried buckets...I've rewatched it numerous times with my siblings (and anyone else I can convince to watch with me! lol...) and the movie still never fail to make me cry and appreciate it... <3
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My brothers saw Daisy and they really like it...they want me to watch it with them, but I've been so busy. I think I'll watch it this winter holiday, and I'll see if that will be on my list of favorites ;]
Mos Def. Her role in My Sassy Girl definitely set the scale for future women leads in my book. Her incredible enthusiasm and charisma, while still maintaining her sexy and cute glamour struck me instantly. Ji-Hyun's other roles expressed her other sides well, but never as much as My Sassy Girl.
I also fairly enjoyed her role in Daisy, but having her mute the whole time and a story that lacked alot sort of left me wanting more. Also her "death" in it made me pretty sad.
I still remember how I felt after watching her in My Sassy Girl. :)
by: omnipotent
Jan 05, 2008 5:40pm
For me, I'd have to say Windstruck...that movie really touched me and I cried buckets...I've rewatched it numerous times with my siblings (and anyone else I can convince to watch with me! lol...) and the movie still never fail to make me cry and appreciate it... <3
by: Miss Bouakham
Nov 27, 2007 6:02pm