Credited cast: | |||
Kim Woo-Bin | ... | Chi Ho | |
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Jun-Ho Lee | ... | Dong Woo (as Jun-ho) |
Kang Ha-Neul | ... | Kyung Je | |
Jung So-Min | ... | So Min (as Jung So-min) | |
Lee Yoo-Bi | ... | So Hee | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Na Jong Chan | ... | Dong Won |
Jooyeon Jung | ... | Eunhye | |
Eui-sung Kim | ... | Chi Ho's father | |
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Hee-Jung So | ... | Gyung-Jae's mother |
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Hyun-min Yang | ... | So Joong |
This comedy follows a story about three friends, Chiho, Dongwoo, and Gyungjae. Each of them has just turned 20 years old and the world is their oyster. With new opportunities, they can do what they want, love who they want, and even, cause a little havoc here and there.
Even though I found most of the film funny and heartwarming, I must confess to finding some of the humor quite dated and cliched as well. Much of the joy of the film does come from the charismatic leading men, and this is a nice addition to their filmographies. Twenty is overall a decent addition to the coming-of-age genre and features aspects where other films can learn from: exploring the realistic aspects of pursuing careers, pursuing one's dreams and how these may not intersect.