We also get to see firsthand the devastation that he caused to Hyun and Min’s family. So even he has reasons behind what he does.īut he definitely comes off as more villainous than Min. This completely shaped who he became, and eventually he committed murder to escape his situation. We learn that while he was also born with psychopathic tendencies, he was locked away from everyone as a child. This guy definitely does creepy well! Although he is presented as the villain of the drama, even he is somewhat of a product of his upbringing. The different sides to him showed just how complicated one’s nature can be.Ĭhoi Won Young also puts forth a great performance as Lee Jun Ho. He wasn’t pure evil and often had a child-like quality to him. Some of those looks and creepy, sadistic smiles were pretty disturbing.īut at the same time, Park Bo Gum easily showed the vulnerability in Min’s character. Considering how light-hearted and pleasant he is in most of his roles, the creepy nature of Min was quite a different side to Park Bo Gum. Park Bo Gum definitely fit the part of Min/Attorney Jung Sun Ho. Next to Fated to Love You, this is my next favorite role of hers. She is so determined and strong yet completely balanced by her sweetness. I adored Jang Na Ra in the role of Cha Ji Ahn. Luckily, he had the opportunity in I Remember You to show us just how deeply everything was affecting Hyun by putting in a very solid performance. Although Seo In Guk plays calm and confident well, I much prefer him when he shows more emotion. His father noticed he was different as a child, and that ends up changing the course of his life. Seo In Guk plays our cool, collected, genius Lee Hyun. But I do wish we could have seen even more of this time period in the beginning episodes and throughout out the show. I would have enjoyed that as its own drama. The scenes where we flash back to Hyun as a child, his relationship with his dad (Jun Kwang Ryul), and his involvement with the killer Jun Ho were very gripping. How I loved the back story in I Remember You. The drama really picks up about halfway through when we move on to some big reveals. The first few cases don’t allow us to go too deep, but they were still good. This drama did very well as presenting engaging cases that were in some way connected to the overarching mystery and the main characters in the drama. I love psychological stuff, and there is plenty of it in this drama! It explores some complex topics including the nature verses nurture debate while posing the question: Are monsters born or created? I Remember You was quite an interesting watch. I Remember You (also known as Hello, Monster) tells the story of a criminal profiler (Seo In Guk) and a cop (Jang Na Ra) who investigate crimes while trying to solve a mystery from their past that changed the course of their lives.
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