I Love You Three Times a Day
An English high school teacher whose students always play tricks on him because of his Carabao English. He met and fell in love with a fellow teacher, whom he didn't know was engaged to be married. Frustrated and tried to kill himself, his fairy godmother told him he'll just say the phrase "I Love You 3x A Day" if he wants somebody to fall in love with him.
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Plot Summary
A poignant drama exploring the complexities of love and relationships in South Korea. The film follows a woman navigating her romantic life, dealing with societal expectations and personal desires. It delves into the emotional journeys of its characters as they seek connection and fulfillment.
Critical Reception
Upon its release, 'I Love You Three Times a Day' was noted for its sensitive portrayal of romantic relationships and strong performances, particularly from its lead actresses. While it resonated with audiences for its emotional depth, critical reception focused on its thoughtful examination of love within the context of Korean society at the time.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its emotional resonance and relatable characters.
- Commended for its sensitive depiction of romance and societal pressures.
- Acknowledged for strong performances by the main cast.
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Fun Fact
The film was part of a wave of Korean dramas in the late 1980s that began to explore more nuanced and mature themes in relationships.
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