This is a very entertaining film that swings your emotions around like a bok-choi on a stick. It has some of the funniest scenes I've ever witnessed; it has some of the most heartbreaking moments I've ever seen. It's breezy and light, and then suddenly it's as profound as a philosophy lesson. It's rooted in realism (based on a true story)... but then what's this? suddenly there's an army swarming around a merry-go-round whilst a suicidal soldier causes mayhem under firework-ridden skies. And man there are a few come-outta-left-field gags that I can't mention without spoiling the fun. Let's just say BEWARE OF BLIND DATES! Yeah, as with this movie, you hardly know what to expect. So don't even try. Lay off the bipolar medication for 2 hours and just go along for the ride. It's an amazing experience.

One thing I wish someone would clarify though: is vomiting a Korean custom? lol it sure happens a lot in this movie. Funniest thing I've ever seen.

I give it 8/10. But I plan on watching it again very soon, and my rating is bound to increase. (This is definitely a see-it-twice kinda movie.)