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<\/a><\/p>\nShin Min-a plays So-hwi, a girl who is a martial arts prodigy who has a very large crush on Joon-mo, kid in red hat played by Yoo Gun, who is a star on the college hockey team.\u00a0 On Joo-wan plays Il-yeong, who grew up with So-hwi and is also great at martial arts and is her best friend.<\/p>\n
The basic idea of the movie is that So-hwi gets tired of being the super strong martial arts freak at her school.\u00a0 Its made worse by her crush on a boy on the hockey team.\u00a0 She abandons her martial arts to chase after the boy she likes and her father, who is also a martial arts master bribes her friend ll-yeong to bring her back into the family business.\u00a0 II-yeong, who wants the bribe of a motorcycle goes to her school and pesters her trying to get her to change her mind.<\/p>\n
This movie I found to be cute and silly but strangely bi-polar.\u00a0\u00a0 It starts out with a romantic introduction, then switches to a mediocre school crush movie and then ends with an amazing conclusion that ties to the movie’s opening.\u00a0 The movie is so different in the middle that I forgot the introduction until we get to the final fight scene.\u00a0\u00a0 There is a supernatural element involved in the story that is the only consistent thread tying the whole movie together, which is a good thing because otherwise it would be a really stupid movie.\u00a0\u00a0 I loved the twist at the end, it tore my heart a little because I really came to like the character involved, but its why I ended up really liking the movie.\u00a0\u00a0 Its definitely a B-movie,\u00a0 but its still enjoyable to watch.<\/p>\n
My Little Bride<\/p>\n
Bo-Eun (Moon Geun-Young<\/a>) is an ordinary high school girl who worries about SAT\u2019s and has a crush on her school\u2019s baseball team ace, named Jung-Woo (Park Jin-Woo<\/a>). One day, Bo-Eun\u2019s grandfather orders her to marry Sang-Min (Kim Rae-Won<\/a>). When they were very young, Bo-Eun\u2019s and Sang-Min\u2019s grandfathers had promised that they would become in-laws. Despite their opposition, they are forced to marry because of the strong influence of Bo-Eun\u2019s grandfather. Bo-Eun\u2019s undercover married life begins: She pretends that she doesn\u2019t have a husband and starts dating Jung-Woo. Bo-Eun believes that she can manage both men and live a double life. Everything goes smoothly until Sang-Min visits Bo-Eun\u2019s school as a student teacher… (thank you wikipedia)<\/p>\n This is a cute film.\u00a0 Just adorable.\u00a0\u00a0 If your looking for something silly and sweet to watch, this is a good choice.\u00a0\u00a0 When I first saw it, my eye brows raised at a high schooler marrying a college age kid, but at no time is Sang-min creepy towards her.\u00a0 He never forgets that she is still a kid and that this is a forced marriage to placate their grandfather whom both love. \u00a0 In fact, when he discovers her crush on the other boy, he patiently and quietly lets her continue dating the other boy.\u00a0\u00a0 His quiet love for her is a warm, tender thread throughout the whole movie.\u00a0\u00a0 Rae-won and Geun-young\u00a0 show off why they are favorites in the kdrama world and with good reason.<\/p>\n 100 DAYS WITH MR. ARROGANT<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n