Review of Untold Scandal (2003 Film):

“Untold Scandal (Joseon namnyeo sangyeoljisa)” is the best all over transformation of “Les Liaisons dangereuses.”

Others have nailed it with particular components, yet went level on others. This has marvelous, trustworthy, exceptionally appealing projecting – – from the youthful love-struck blameless people to the more established focal critics; an appropriate setting for a society that is strict and has hypocritical rules about what women should and shouldn’t do, like Korea in the 18th century; the epistolary arrangement of the first to drive the intrigues, helped by gorgeous calligraphy and in any event, composing positions; a variety of tones that range from a Shakespearean romantic comedy that mocks human flaws to the vile threats that playing with people’s hearts can really hurt, especially when conveyed through the music’s shifting tones.

This extremely candid rendition is especially great at intently looking at the full implications of desire versus love, celibacy versus chastity, experience versus naivete, foreplay versus fulfillment, and obviously, men versus ladies. There is a lot of sex in this battle between the sexes.

While it is a piece slow, the lavish outfits, creation plan and settings fill the eye.

However the initial credits are converted into English, the end ones aren’t – – yet you should remain past them as the plot finishes up shrewdly with shutting pictures that show that the more things change, the more they stay something very similar.

I wasn’t certain about the precision of the English captions in portraying the familial connections among the characters as I was a piece confounded about who was an in-law of whom how.

I was charmed by the eyes of Bae Yong Joon. They sometimes made me laugh, but sometimes held my heart so tightly. Untold Scandal movie showed us the way of thinking and the beautiful fashion of old Korean people. Strangely the music was western classic, though it matched the Untold Scandal very well. The original story seems well-known because it was made into several movies already. I haven’t seen them yet. But I think this Asian style version is a good work. I don’t understand Korean language but the sound of it is very comfortable for ears to hear. So I was charmed through both the scenes of Bae Yong Joon’s eyes’ action and the voices of the actors and actresses. It is very sad love story. I liked it….Untold Scandal.