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The tutor is Choi Su-weon , a homely 21-year old English major who gives private lessons to high schoolers to cover her college tuition. Unfortunately, it is not the easiest way to earn a living. She quits her most recent teaching job after being sexually harassed by a couple of twelve-year olds, and reluctantly accepts an offer to tutor a high school student, a referral from one of her mother's rich friends. And as alluded to by the film's Korean title, Su-weon's new charge, Kim Ji-hun , is the same age as her, having failed the same grade twice.

As in any romantic comedy, Su-weon and Ji-hun are like oil and water at first. Ji-hun is a spoiled brat who has been brought back to Korea by his stern dad after screwing up while studying overseas. Unfortunately, it seems the experience has not changed his outlook, as he would rather sneak out and hang around with his airhead girlfriend Ho-kyung than hit the books with Su-weon. Furthermore, because she is the same age, Ji-hun shows little respect for his tutor by not showing up for lessons or insultingly referring to her as 'country chick'. But as determined as Ji-hun is to send away his unwanted tutor, Su-weon is equally unwavering in her attempts to break through his pigheadedness.

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A screwball comedy about a girl courting a man. Jang Nara plays an aggressive dubbing artist named Hee-jee. One day, she comes across the manager of a company called Hyun-jun and falls in love with him at first sight. She then tries her best to win Hyun-jun's heart. Finally, they become a couple, but. . .

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"Surprise," besides featuring three young women who "whine-talks" as a matter of course, is a rather tiresome film under the guise of a romantic comedy. When Ha-yeong's best friend Mi-ryeong asks her to pick up her boyfriend at the airport and stall him until she can convince her father to accept their union, Ha-yeong hesitantly agrees. Since the father remains adamantly opposed to Jeong-woo, who is half Korean and half Hawaiian (thus making him a "half-breed" in the father's eyes), Ha-yeong has to keep Jeong-woo away from Mi-ryeong's house as long as possible. Can she? Will she? Or is the better question: Will I shoot myself in the head from all the whine-talk going on?

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Han Ye-won is a plain-looking high school girl who thinks of herself as a princess living in a beautiful castle built on a flower-covered field. One day, she writes a derogatory message about a boy on the Web. It turns out that the boy, Eun-seong, is a handsome high school student who fights well and projects a mysteriously lonely aura.

Initially, the two squabble, but somehow they get to know each other and cope with obstacles together before they finally fall in love.

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Starring Kim Ha-neul ("Ice Rain") and Kang Dong-won, love comedy "Too beautiful to lie" tells a hilarious tale about Hee-chul who is about to propose to his girl and a con girl Young-ju who just got parole.

On her way to her sister's wedding, Young-ju (Kim Ha-neul) runs into Hee-chul (Kang Dong-won), a guy heading to see his girlfriend to propose. Hee-chul's promise ring is picked on the train and finally falls into Young-ju's hand as she gets off the train to catch the picker. To return the ring to Hee-chul and recover the luggage she left on the train, Young-ju goes to Hee-chul's home. Arriving home with the ring, Young-ju is mistaken as Hee-chul's girlfriend by his family!

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When police officer Kyungjin met with Myungwoo accidentally in a crime, she found that this responsible teacher was a really nice guy. At that night, Kyungjin got into a fight with a bunch of high school kids and got trouble in a big gun fight between rival drug dealers. Myungwoo tried to help her but then something happened that forces them stayed together all day long.

They got closer each other and Myungwoo was not able to repulse the strange but pure nature. He fell in love with her. One day, when Kyungjin was chasing a notorious criminal, Myungwoo helped her again, however, not knowing that what would happen that day changed their relationship forever. . .