Tell Me That You Love Me

This movie taught me that, similar to how "Attorney Woo" made me more understanding of people who are on the autism spectrum.

The love story was quite amazing because of the acting, especially by Shin Hyun Been. The love spilling out of her eyes whenever she was looking at Jung Woo Sung was gloriously sweet. The humanistic love came across loud and clear. The fact that Jung is 13 years older than Shin didn't bother me at all, unlike other dramas that also feature a big age gap between the lovers (e.g. Goblin, Mr. Sunshine.)

The attention paid to creating the artwork for the story was very impressive as well. If those paintings really exist in some art gallery in Seoul, I'd love to go see them.

I have one complaint - the soundtrack. For 2/3 theme songs, why are so many verses in English? Either write an English song with someone who can sing with virtually no accent, or just sing a Korean song. Don't keep switching between the two from one stanza or verse to another. The heavy Korean accent made it hard to tell if the singer was singing in English or Korean at times, which just makes it worse. Other than that, the instrumental soundtrack is excellent.

Overall, this movie was very entertaining to watch and definitely worth re-watching.

There's no wild action scenes, no fancy special effects, no insane psychopaths running amok. There is a great cast with a wonderful script, wicked good chemistry between the female and male leads-both are people trying to live good lives on their own paths. Am impressed by the depiction of communication between deaf/hearing impaired and hearing humans. Very informative and educational about how, what, why, when we all work at communicating via writing, phone texts and voice to text apps, eye contact, body language, facial expressions and awareness/mindfulness. This is an impressively produced drama on many levels starting with the love story of two unique individuals--a visual artist/painter and an aspiring actress. Also interesting is how songwriting and music plays a role throughout the story. Truly impressed with. Jung Woo Sung and Shin Hyun-bin for their excellent performances.

Korean Drama '' Tell Me That You Love Me '' is an emotional love story.

The drama has beautiful cinematography, with a slow tempo and a sensitive view on the main lead's disability. The love story, moreover, was sweet, romantic, and realistic, even though the ending felt rushed and wasn't handled as smoothly as the rest of the story.

The performances, in addition, were brilliant, with the male leading actor, especially, doing a brilliant job talking in sign language. He also had chemistry with his partner. The side characters were enjoyable as well.

So, overall, eight out of ten for Tell My That You Love Me.

This Korean Drama is totally refreshing and very pleasant to see. Both the actors/leads have done a excellent job, male leads innocent acting and female leads drive to know about him is very healing and good to see in today's Korean dramas. Currently watched 12 episodes and waiting for next epi to be released

Nowadays all Korean drama are becoming like similar and same script, same formula which have totally tired myself , but Tell me that you love me is different and good drama to watch this year. It is a excellent remake of Japanese series and done a good job.

It made me think how deaf communicate and made me think of learning sign language. And nowadays i really like to be quiet and observe many beautiful things thanks to this drama.

I just want a Cha Jin Woo in my life. It is refreshing to see a character so vulnerable and strong at the same time, who despite his adversities remains a being of light. Beautiful settings, emotions that transcend words and a superb performance by Jung Woo Sung (who is more beautiful than ever in his 50's) It's wonderful the way he can convey feelings with his eyes.. Love everything about that drama, it's just perfect. There is so much lack of empathy in the world for people with disabilities, it truly breaks your heart to think of so many talented and kind people who are not even considered by others. It's so good that I can't let it go, I've been watching it since its premiere. Thank you for such beautiful work.