mugni sorry it's don't have a happy ending 😆😂

i love this movie ❤️❤️ worth it breaking my heart though 😍😍

nahhh ain't taking y'all negative comments... I'll watch and be back with my own review hopefully y'all wrong

فلم يجنن ومحد يجي بروعتهه وجمالهه حرفيا يخبل واحلى شي القصه حقيقي + القصه مختلفه + الممثلين التمثيل + النهايه الا انها مو كثير عجبتني بس يالاهيي الفلم طركاعههه.

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The first part of the film was good but lacked characters background, we didn't even see the two teens build a proper bond it's just went from 0 to 10. Also it was very one sided Chang Jia-han was very forward while birdy didn't seem to engage at all. What kind off throws you off at the end of the film is the priest part (it was not needed nor did I care) . The priest scenes frustrated me a bit as they were too long and should have focused more on the two teens rather then over doing it with the confession scene but I understand that religion played a part in this but it was far too long! Over all I think the actors did a very good job especially the guy playing Chang Jia-han. I would say its worth a watch but wasn't moving at all.... It's slightly disappointing as some of the scenes had the opportunity to be so moving but didn't due to lack of consistency and jumping for day to day.

It was great but made me cry so hard I got a headache. Still worth watching tho. Just very emotional. I really loved it despite the ugly crying!

'Your Name Engraved Herein' walks a fine line between sensitive narration and a strong overdramatization of events. Beautifully filmed with strong, passionate performances from the leads - Edward Chen's performance as the emotionally tortured protagonist is exceptional - but often being dragged out by its incoherent script, confused directing, and endless screaming match.

Had higher hopes, unfortunately this movie is full of clichés and the editing is messy with very bad cuts and a number of unnecessary scenes which don't serve the story but are only there to make an effect. Character development is not believable and the role of the Father can't be taken seriously, why is there a French speaking father in the movie? I doubt it was common to have such a character in Taiwan but at least it did give me a good laugh! The only enjoyable part of the movie is probably the fact that the main characters are good looking. That is all.

In a oppressive era, not everyone was allowed to express or stand up for their own love, so as the characters in this film. Based on a real story from the directer and compared to modern days, the film showed that in one is able to have a chance and bravery to love anyone if he/she is truly important regardless gender or some unfair values of the society.