Daddy You, Daughter Me

Original title: Abbaneun Ddal

2017
1h 55m

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After a car accident, a Korean dad and daughter switch bodies. They decide to switch lives as well and not tell mom/wife. Dad goes to high school and Do-yeon to her dad's office. They become... Read allAfter a car accident, a Korean dad and daughter switch bodies. They decide to switch lives as well and not tell mom/wife. Dad goes to high school and Do-yeon to her dad's office. They become close again.After a car accident, a Korean dad and daughter switch bodies. They decide to switch lives as well and not tell mom/wife. Dad goes to high school and Do-yeon to her dad's office. They become close again.

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6.3/10

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Yun Je-mun

Sang-tae
(as Je-mun Yun)

Jung So-min

Do-yeon

Lee Il-hwa

Shin Goo

Grandfather

Lee Hee-seok

Ga-Yoon Heo

Ahn Kyung-Mi

Seo-Young Hong

Show Hostess

Han Hyeon-jik

Employee
(as Hyeon-Jik Han)

Park Hyuk-kwon

Jung Byung-Jin
(as Hyuk-kwon Park)

Kim In-kwon

Taxi Driver

Jung In-tae

Yoon-Soo

Kwak Ji-hye

Won Do-Yeon
(as Ji-hye Kwak)

Yoon Jin-young

Doctor
(as Yoon Jin Young)

Kim Jong-goo

Chief Executive Officer
(as Jong-gu Kim)

Byung Hee Jung

Jeon Gong-gil

Park Jung-bum

Employee
(as Jung-bum Park)

Seung-wan Kang

Section Chief Kang

Kang Ki-young

Joo Jang-Won

Director
- Hyung Hyup Kim
Writers
- Jo Seong-woo
- Choi Yoo-mi
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Trivia
The original story was based on the Japanese writer Dakahisa Igarashi's novel "Seven Days of Dad and Daughter" and was first aired in Japan in 2007 as a drama of the same title.

Connections
Remake of Papa to musume no 7-kakan (2007)

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5/10

A generic switching bodies type of movie...

Stumbling upon the 2017 South Korean comedy drama "Abbaneun Ddal" (aka "Daddy You, Daughter Me"), of course I had to sit down and watch it, on the fact that it was an Asian movie that I hadn't already seen. Now, I had never heard about this movie from writers Jo Seong-woo and Choi Yoo-mi, but that hardly was an issue.

The storyline in "Abbaneun Ddal" was fair enough. I mean, the concept of a parent and a child isn't exactly new in the history of movies, so director Hyung Hyup Kim didn't revolutionize the industry with this movie. I will say that the story was adequate, although running at 1 hour and 55 minutes it felt sluggish and prolonged. The story wasn't as funny as I had initially expected it to be either, so it felt like director Hyung Hyup Kim was dropping the ball.

The acting performances in the movie were good, and lead actor Je-Mun Yun and lead actress Jung So-Min definitely carried the movie quite well.

"Abbaneun Ddal" is apparently a remake of a 2007 movie titled "Papa to musume no 7-kakan", a movie that I have not seen, so I can't tell you how true "Abbaneun Ddal" is to the source material.

There are better movies out there with the theme of two people switching bodies, and "Abbaneun Ddal" ultimately falls into a slump and becomes a rather mundane and generic one of its kind. It was somewhat of a struggle to sit through the movie the first time around, and this is not a movie that I will be returning to watch a second time.

My rating of "Abbaneun Ddal" lands on a five out of ten stars.