White: The melody of the Curse

About White: Released in 2011, starring Ham Eun Jung (T-ara), Kim May Doni,  Choi Ah Ra and Jin Se Yun. This story is about a K-pop girlgroup "PinkDolls" who were hitting the very bottom of being shadowed by other famous groups mostly by "Pure" (Played by After School).

 When Eun Joo (Played by Eun Jung) finds a tape with a rather strange song named "White" her company decides to use it after finding out that the song was never actually released. After they released  White the group's popularity increased and made them a hit, the competiveness between the members raised when the company begun suggesting to have a main in the group.

 After strange things happen with the members and accidents has members going into the hospital and not coming out, Eun Joo finds herself thinking that there is something wrong with their song. She soon discovers that the song it's cursed and that it will eliminate anyone who proclaims being the main of the group.

Thoughts: At first I thought they would begin with the story of the song since I already read some reviews about the movie but no, they started with a boring long intro with white-haired girls dancing as credits were showed which I found quite annoying. When they really started the movie I was unsure if I should continue watching it until the tape appeared and I got a bit interested.

Notable moments: *Spoilers* ​Near the ending when White (The ghost) stood in the middle of the stage with the image of Eun Joo reflecting at the back and the fire works, I think she finally had what she wanted the most and I loved it, being the main. 

And when Eun Joo was trying to find out who White was and she went to the sponsor, when she was able to see White who went through the same Eun Joo was going through.

Notable actor:  She wasn't between the main actresses but Pyung Jung Soo who played the president of the company was an amazing acting and managed her character quite well besides, this woman is stunning.

Should you watch it? : As of 7/7/2013, it is available Netflix.

Rating: 4/5 because of the lack of information about White.