Title: 나의 P.S. 파트너 | Naui P.S. Pateuneo | Miss Wife | Whatcha Wearin’? | My P.S. Partner
Genre: Romantic | Comedy | Fantasy
Released Date: December 6, 2012

Synopsis:

Hyun-Seung is a frustrated songwriter and trying to hold on to his decent job so he can prove he has change to the girl he loves. He was going through his heartbreak with his girlfriend for 7 years, So-Yeon, when unexpectedly a woman calls him mistakenly and had phone sex with him. That woman is Yoon-Jung. Yoon-Jung has been going out with her boyfriend for 5 years and been waiting for him to propose but he never did. So, she thought a phone sex call to her boyfriend is what’s needed to revive their passion. However, instead of passion, she found friendship with her mystery phone sex partner and an engaging relationship blossoms on both sides that will totally change their future.

Characters:

• Ji Sung as Hyun-Seung
• Kim Ah-Joong as Yoon-Jung
• Shin So-Yul as So-Yeon
• Kang Kyung-Joon as Seung-Joon
• Kim Sung-Oh as Seok-Woon
• Moon Ji-Yoon as Young-Min
• Jung Soo-Young as Jin-Joo
• Kim Bo-Mi as Yoon-Mi
• Kim Bo-Yeon as Yoon-Jung’s Mother
• Ok Ji-Young as Soo-Jung
• Lee Mi-So as Hye-Rim
• Choi Yoo-Ra as Seung-Joon’s Female Co-Worker
• Kwak Ji-Min as Ah-Ra
• Kim Joo-Ryung as “Sea Turtle”-Faced Woman
• Kim Joon-Ho as Restaurant Waiter
• Shin Hae-Chul as Himself

My Review:

So, What do I Like About this K-Movie?

K-Drama is as tame as you can get when it comes to sexual intimacy which is the total opposite when it comes to K-movies. Korean films is as daring as you can get including sexual scenes that will be cut if it was shown here in my own country. You will see a different kind of Ji Sung here than his norm when we get to watch him on his dramatic performances on k-dramas. And, though, this film has quite a few explicit sexual scenes, it was done with taste and realism that it doesn’t become a dirty movie you want to not recommend to watch. This film has truly provided a superb romcom with mature and a well written story. The actors were great and the delivery of their characters were superb. There are a lot of scenes that touched me like when So-Yeon knew she can’t have Hyun-Seung’s love again. Shin So-Yul as So-Yeon gave depth to that scene and my heart goes to her. Or, the wedding scene that could have been corny and can make me cringe, but instead that feeling didn’t happen to me. In fact, the wedding scene was done with just the right emotions and delivery from the actors that even with the vulgar song became very apt with the expression of Hyun-Seung’s love for Yoon-Jung, who doesn’t like listening to typical love songs. The lyrics written by Hyun-Seung, vulgar it may seem for those who don’t know their story, was actually touching and very romantic. This film is truly my kind of romcom.

What I do Not Like About this K-Movie?

There’s simply nothing I didn’t like from start to finish.

Would I recommend this K-Movie? 100% Yes.

My Rating to this Movie
( See My Rating System: ) 5/5 Stars

OST:

01. Show Me Your Heart – Kim Ah Joong
02. Marry You – Kim Hong Jip
03. Show Me Your Panty – Ji Sung