Generally, I hate this genre, but this had just enough charm and wackiness to keep me watching. The slapstick and situation comedy are pretty much predictable, but as the saying goes - it's not what you say, but how you say it. In this case - how it's acted.

It's interesting that if much of the action were to take place in New York or Toronto, it would be seen to be very hokey, but being in Korea - it works. Of course, it could be the actors; they do a good job of carrying it off.

So, ladies - if you must drag your significant other to a "chick flick", this one won't ire him too badly.