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An attractive entertainment film brings a deep humanistic message of love and affection of people of Korean families. An lonely woman over 70 years old , grumpy suddenly is rejuvenated the 20-year-old sharp as a miracle spring. She decides not to miss the opportunity to relive the glory days of youth, caused so many funny situations preposterous.
...side-splittingly hilarious but also has a heart...
August 03, 2014
Village Voice
Hwang mines seemingly every possible cliché and contrivance from this universal anxiety, but little of the joie de vivre implied by its wish-fulfilling narrative.
After an hour-and-a-half of near non-stop laughter, this 124-minute film hits squarely on that sore spot where the fear of death, a grief for a misspent youth and the joys of a life we mostly don't appreciate, uneasily co-exist.
Writer-director Hwang Dong Hyuk has fashioned an abrasively funny farce, filled with droll, observant details about Korean pop culture...and the always farcically fertile, highly combative family unit.