Evaluation of My Savage Female Teacher 20

The heroine is too cute, the male protagonist is bitter enough, and the fight scenes in it are quite good, better than "This Kid is So Handsome", but in Chinese tradition, it is a little decadent (I think so).

Following "My Sassy Girlfriend", the Korean film industry once again set off a barbaric craze, and the film "My Sassy Female Teacher" released on Valentine's Day exceeded 10,000 viewers within 5 days of release. This is a romantic comedy adapted from the Internet**. The heroine (Kim Ha Na) plays her savage nature and forces the male protagonist (Kwon Sang-woo) to become a talent with violence, and the male protagonist is not to be outdone and has the courage to make a move.

My Sassy Girlfriend is a short story from an online joke about a beautiful but brutal college girl and a naïve boy who has just been discharged from the army. Jun Ji-hyun won the Best Actress Award at the 2002 Korean Daejong Awards for this film, and was elected the Best Popularity Award with Cha Tae-hyun, Cha Tae-hyun won the Best Male Newcomer at the Blue Dragon Award Film Festival, setting a new record for the highest pre-sale in the history of Korean films held by "Friends", and the runner-up of the top ten grossing films in Korea in 2001.

Chinese TV movies are much better than those in Korea, and typical Korean movies are boring enough, but the heroines are so cute.

It's really boring, typical Korean movies are boring enough, and I don't know why so many people like to watch him. I think Chinese TV and movies are much better than those in South Korea, and I have seen China for a long time. Watching that is pure entertainment.

Although Kim Ha-wan and Ji-hoon are the same age, their academic qualifications are different – Kim Ha-na is already a sophomore in college, while Kwon Sang-woo is still in high school. Kwon Sang-woo spent two years more in college than other students his age, simply because he lived in the United States. The two also have different family backgrounds.

Kim Ha Na is old-fashioned in her clothes, while her family runs a rotisserie chicken restaurant. Kwon Sang-woo is well-dressed, and his father is also a rich man. The relationship between the two began when Kim Ha Na tutored Kwon Sang-woo, and the two had a grind as soon as they met; Like It's just not realistic.

A movie that follows the form, I don't think it's new.

My Sassy Girlfriend" is a formality movie, lackluster, but the fight scenes in it are pretty good.

It's lackluster, except for Kim Ha Na's hot dance.

It is said that Kim Ha Na has "Wangfu luck", really.

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This film depicts Sihe Eun-song's sad love affair in parallel to call Jung: boxing sparring partner Ha Seok (played by Cha Tae-hyun) is tired of being a human flesh punching bag. By chance, he found a new career - breaking up**.

This job allowed him to see too many joys and sorrows, and strengthened his love for his girlfriend Sookhyun (played by Son Tae-young), but it backfired; As a professional woman, Zhu Rong (played by Lian Jingya) neglected to take care of her son Huican because of the pressure of work. <>

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The gimmick of the film is the same as "My Sassy Girlfriend". The film not only has "barbaric" jokes, but also reflects the living conditions of the two classes in South Korea——— the sorrows and joys of the poor, and the troubles of the rich class. (People's Online Commentary).

First of all, the film just borrowed a barbaric name, called barbarism, but it is not actually barbaric, secondly, it sets up a pair of heroes and heroines with disparities in status and status, although this design is a little old-fashioned, but it reflects the disparity between the two classes of Korean society and the psychological gap between people from one side, and the modern fight scenes and the combination of handsome men and beauties make up for the lack of old-fashioned plots; Finally, in the portrayal of the characters, especially the psychology, the movie is still relatively delicately expressed, therefore, in a group of barbaric series with mixed good, "My Savage Female Teacher" is still worth watching. (Movie Network Review).

"My Savage Female Teacher" is a Korean comedy film directed by Kim Kyung-sang and starring Kim Ha-na, Kwon Sang-woo, Kong Yoo, etc. The film is adapted from the Internet**, telling a series of stories that happened during the poor student Choi Xiuwan tutoring his brother Kim Jixun, a rich son of the same age. The film was released in South Korea on January 30, 2003.

In "My Savage Female Teacher 2", some exaggerated actions and pure violence are reduced, and the plot of peak and loop extreme development is also omitted, and barbarism is not only expressed in fists but upgraded to language and culture. "My Savage Female Teacher 2" uses Korean extracurricular tutoring as the theme to describe Korean culture and language, and at the same time creates a lot of humorous plots through cultural and linguistic diversity. (Sichuan News Network Commentary).

The film uses Korean Chinese tutoring as the theme to describe Korean culture and language, and at the same time creates a lot of humor through cultural and linguistic diversity. The film does not use exaggerated action and violence, nor does it go to extremes to develop the plot, but uses a well-crafted theme and natural humor that can bring laughter to the audience. Meticulous planning and a unique comedy style are the unique charm of "My Savage Female Teacher 2".

Soo-wan (Kim Ha-na) is a sophomore in college, her family is not in good condition, her family runs a barbecue chicken restaurant, in order to live has to find some odd jobs to make money, recently she found a job as a tutor, and this salary is really not easy to get, her student is called Ji-Hoon (Kwon Sang-woo), who is the same age as her, but because she doesn't have to study, she is still in high school. This boy looks cool and short-tempered, all of them are young masters who have developed a temper because the family conditions are too superior, the two of them have just met and quarreled constantly, Soo-wan can't like this boy-like character, and Ji-Hoon also thinks that this tutor is too rustic, but in constant contact, she gradually found that he is a very affectionate man, and he also found that this rustic girl is innocent and kind, what kind of story will happen between the two of them?