Han Hyo Joo, Park Seo Joon, Juri Ueno, Lee Jin Wook, Lee Dong Wook, Go Ah Sung, Yoo Yeon Seok, Lee Dong Hwi
Movie rating: 7/10 Neck score: A
It's hard to know who to put down as "starring" in this, besides Han Hyo Joo and Lee Dong Hwi, because there are tons of people who play Woo Jin, our main character, because this is a movie about a man who changes bodies every time he wakes up. He doesn't just change his face, but who he is completely. He can become a woman, a child, a grandmother, anyone, every time he wakes up. So I've listed some of the people who played him during pivotal moments. I didn't particularly like the actual love story plot as much as I loved the execution of the premise. It was a very interesting concept in the fact that we never knew what Woo Jin used to look like, so everyone who played Woo Jin was Woo Jin. So really there was no starring role beside Han Hyo Joo. It was really good how each of them played him, because they were all him, but also had their own twist. You could always tell it was Woo Jin, which was fantastic. I also really liked how it dealt with the trauma it would have on the people around him. He felt sorry for himself, but then he was forced to look at the effects it had on his mom, his friend, and his girlfriend. It was very interesting, and also very awkward at times. It just has some inherently awkward situations, like when he was a girl or a kid, or a grandma. But I think even the awkwardness was handled well, so it became an interesting story, full of emotions and perspectives. On the whole, it was good.