Ban-chang-ggo

Waist of time , it was rushed and tasteless the only thing i liked about the movie is their uniform

Grt movie and alot agree-but y do some muppets always enjoy marvel etc movies-yet for decent drama or action moan--its like there brain cell died thru loneliness-after all if dont like it-turn it off after 10min c easy.

What a total waste of the talented Han Hyo-joo. Lame story, lame and overly-exaggerated acting. Lame characters. There also is a complete lack of chemistry between de male and the female lead. On top of that he is very rude to her. What fire fighter will ever be rude to a woman, let alone a gorgeous woman. I can't beleive why good actors and good actresses participate in these lame and stupid movies. Why do the script writers get paid for this cr*p? If you want to see how script writing is done, check out "Cold Eyes" (2013, written by Kin-Yee Au, Jo Ui-seok and Nai-Hoi Yau) or "Always" (2011, written by Song Il-gon, Roh Hong-Jin and Ji-Sun An), both with Han Hyo-joo. And by the way, shame on director Gi-hoon Jeong.

I have no idea what movie that "KineticSoul"'s review was criticizing. With its potent ability to draw in viewers, Love 911 was enticing, humorous, and altogether entertaining. I do not regret the hour or two spent on watching this. Although a bit sappy, as many other Rom-Com movies are, it is definitely a movie that is capable of giving that small, warm push needed after a bad day. Throughout the movie you'll find yourself sucked into this film, trust me. Don't believe me? Ask the 780 reviews on Naver, a top Korean web- searching site, that gave it a whopping total of 9.15 stars! Loved its charming actress, Han Hyo Joo, and most certainly the actor who really portrayed a man who seemed to have a stick up his-- ahem, haha, Go Soo. There is a certain degree of criticism needed in a review, and to be so cynical to a movie that is meant for a light-hearted vibe (especially a RomCom) is a bit unnecessary. To conclude, it was entertaining! Okay? A movie doesn't need to be a masterpiece to get ten stars (i'd actually give it an 8, but i mean 6.1? wth? gotta up this mofo). It made me happy and, I'm sure, gave a great laugh out of many others.

In romance movies, enemies-to-lovers trope is common, and it can be cute especially when a couple bickers back and forth with words. However, a guy who even raises a hand to slap a woman cannot be a love interest at all. It is not romantic; it is violence. That kills the whole vibe thus whole movie. Additionally, a guy who replaces a dummy for CPR to fulfill his sexual desire is just creepy, especially when he uses his superior position in the workplace. This is how a woman is treated in Korea and how people make it all okay with the word 'romance'.