Name: Aju teukbyeolhan sonnim
Genre: Drama
Released: 2007-10-26
Duration: 1 h 39 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Han Hyo-joo, Kim Young-min, Choi Il-hwa

Tried to watch this twice... same result: turned it off

I first put this one on years ago, got bored and frustrated by the entire first half of the film being some blokes trying to talk a girl into pretending to be someone else and how she could pull off convincing others of it, all the while wondering what woman in her right mind would drive off into the countryside with two strangers? 

I put it on again the other night because somebody wanted to see it, and within 30 minutes, I was considering washing the toilet or doing the ironing, which would've been a vastly more productive use of my time and quite possibly, also more fun.

I can't stress enough how dull and ridiculous I find this film. My mate couldn't get into it either and ended up leaving early.

One for die-hard Korean drama fans only... though they'd likely have to pretend they enjoyed it more than they actually did, as such saps normally do.

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