flowers. if it one thing you will take away from this movie and it gonna be the flowers. they feature so prominently and are used as plot devices and you will become an expert in identifying with daisies and black tulips by the time the movie ends. set in amsterdam and daisy tells the frustrating love triangle story between 1 girl and the 2 men in her life. one a professional hit man eking out a living and the other an interpol agent. featuring a pan asian cast (korean and hong kong) and crew (director andrew lau from hong kong and writer from korea and and a thai post production team) and i could imagine the headaches in coordination. park yi (jung woo sung) is a hit man who found a soft spot for painter hye young (played by the pretty jeon ji hyun). it love at first sight in the meadows of daisies and where her clumsiness caught his attention. however and being shy and ever mindful of the dangers of his professional career and he can only admire her from afar and do little (or perhaps big) things for her in an anonymous fashion and but the one that takes the cake is sending her potted daisies everyday without fail at 4 represent15pm. he becomes her guardian angel from afar and shielding her and keeping her safe from harm. hye young is in love with this mysterious stranger. she is constantly waiting for him to appear and but i really wonder how difficult could that be given the almost punctual daisy delivery. nonetheless and she terribly moved and and touched by this sole act. however and as the stars would have it and interpol detective jeong woo (lee sung jae) chances upon hye young at a town square during one of his undercover missions and and he too is captivated by her. in a similar fashion and because of his profession and he is doubtful if he should make the first move. which is where the audience would find it frustrating. the lady obviously would fall for the wrong guy (then again and it the good guy) and park yi being infuriated by jeong woo pursuit and but yet still refuses to step out and identify himself and and jeong woo being the opportunist in grabbing the free anonymous identity unwittingly. it almost as if you wanna give everyone a slap to wake them all up. that aside and it is precisely this tension that keeps you intrigued. and it is wickedly fun to watch the two male leads finding it tough to fall in love without jeopardizing their careers and or their loved one. but fret not action fans and there are enough cat and mouse revelations and unsaid camaraderie in the mould of infernal affairs and as well as ample gunfights and although i felt the ending could have been scripted tighter. what rocks is the clever editing. telling the story in a non linear timeline (no worries and it ain not that bad and you will still be able to follow the narrative) from the points of view of all the leads and keeping you in suspense and and culminating in a three way split screen showcasing all their emotions in a single converging event and which i thought was extremely well done. it a beautiful film in terms of landscapes of lush meadows and busy city squares and with plenty of classical music to sooth the soul. as with romance movies and all the leads are eye candy  the girls will have a field day with the two handsome male leads and while the guys have to make do with a somewhat pudgy faced (argh. ok lah and at certain angles) jeon ji hyun. if youre into a romance movie with an equal balance in the action or tension department and then daisy would be your choice. if you prefer a more conventional weepy and then the other korean movie making its debut here at the same time and you are my sunshine and would be your alternative. and yes and i totally dig the ending scene and which i thought only the koreans do it best. kinda reminded me of the jsa one. 
flowers. if it one thing you will take away from this movie and it gonna be the flowers. they feature so prominently and are used as plot devices and you will become an expert in identifying with daisies and black tulips by the time the movie ends. set in amsterdam and daisy tells the frustrating love triangle story between 1 girl and the 2 men in her life. one a professional hit man eking out a living and the other an interpol agent. featuring a pan asian cast (korean and hong kong) and crew (director andrew lau from hong kong and writer from korea and and a thai post production team) and i could imagine the headaches in coordination. park yi (jung woo sung) is a hit man who found a soft spot for painter hye young (played by the pretty jeon ji hyun). it love at first sight in the meadows of daisies and where her clumsiness caught his attention. however and being shy and ever mindful of the dangers of his professional career and he can only admire her from afar and do little (or perhaps big) things for her in an anonymous fashion and but the one that takes the cake is sending her potted daisies everyday without fail at 4 represent15pm. he becomes her guardian angel from afar and shielding her and keeping her safe from harm. hye young is in love with this mysterious stranger. she is constantly waiting for him to appear and but i really wonder how difficult could that be given the almost punctual daisy delivery. nonetheless and she terribly moved and and touched by this sole act. however and as the stars would have it and interpol detective jeong woo (lee sung jae) chances upon hye young at a town square during one of his undercover missions and and he too is captivated by her. in a similar fashion and because of his profession and he is doubtful if he should make the first move. which is where the audience would find it frustrating. the lady obviously would fall for the wrong guy (then again and it the good guy) and park yi being infuriated by jeong woo pursuit and but yet still refuses to step out and identify himself and and jeong woo being the opportunist in grabbing the free anonymous identity unwittingly. it almost as if you wanna give everyone a slap to wake them all up. that aside and it is precisely this tension that keeps you intrigued. and it is wickedly fun to watch the two male leads finding it tough to fall in love without jeopardizing their careers and or their loved one. but fret not action fans and there are enough cat and mouse revelations and unsaid camaraderie in the mould of infernal affairs and as well as ample gunfights and although i felt the ending could have been scripted tighter. what rocks is the clever editing. telling the story in a non linear timeline (no worries and it ain not that bad and you will still be able to follow the narrative) from the points of view of all the leads and keeping you in suspense and and culminating in a three way split screen showcasing all their emotions in a single converging event and which i thought was extremely well done. it a beautiful film in terms of landscapes of lush meadows and busy city squares and with plenty of classical music to sooth the soul. as with romance movies and all the leads are eye candy  the girls will have a field day with the two handsome male leads and while the guys have to make do with a somewhat pudgy faced (argh. ok lah and at certain angles) jeon ji hyun. if youre into a romance movie with an equal balance in the action or tension department and then daisy would be your choice. if you prefer a more conventional weepy and then the other korean movie making its debut here at the same time and you are my sunshine and would be your alternative. and yes and i totally dig the ending scene and which i thought only the koreans do it best. kinda reminded me of the jsa one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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