Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Son Ye-Jin | ... | Kang Yeo-Ri | |
Lee Min-ki | ... | Ma Jo-Goo | |
Cheol-min Park | ... | Pil-Dong | |
Hyun-sook Kim | ... | Min-Jung | |
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Mi-do Lee | ... | Yoo-Jin |
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Seung-eon Hwang | ... | Lee Joo-hee |
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Tae-goo Eom | ... | Magic Show Producer |
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Soo-ji Kim | ... | Magic Show Audience |
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So-hee Kim | ... | Yeo-ri's mother |
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Ah-reum Cha | ... | Yeo-ri's sister |
Mi-nam Jeong | ... | Ma Seong-nam / man on blind date | |
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Yun-Hwan Shin | ... | Ghost boy |
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Sang-Cheol Han | ... | Ghost boy's dad |
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Hye-Sook Kim | ... | Black clothed woman |
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Seong-hoon Sin | ... | Paramedic (as Dong-hoon Shin) |
Jo-Goo is a magician who is seeking new ways to improve his magic show. When he meets a weird girl in one of his shows, he finds a new idea and offers her to work together. It's only until a year later that he starts to know her personally and gets involved in her problem - ghosts problem. Soon he develops a feeling towards her and finds out that he doesn't care about her problems if only he could be with her. Written by Immanuel A.
Maybe I was expecting too much from Spellbound, as most of the reviews and comments about this movie were possitive. However, even though it was a decent movie, it lacked some intensity for me. Plus, the romance happened kind of fast, but the progress of it was good. I also enjoyed the performances, especially from the couple, who had chemistry. The ending was good too and the scary scenes were mild, so even I, who's a scary cat, had no problem watching this one. So, six out of ten.