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Sex Is Zero 2

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A law student (Im Chang-jung) is anxious to consummate his relationship with his new girlfriend (Song Ji-hyo), a sexy swimmer.

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Audience Member Decent romcom about a bunch of 30-somethings in college. Bedroom misadventures and jealousy abound. The cast is a humorous group of misfits. The crazy-eyed emaciated woman, and the one with Orphan Annie hair are my favorites. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Audience Member hilarious as always! Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/16/23 Full Review Audience Member Not as good as the original. Feels like repeated and boring. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 01/26/23 Full Review jesse o Another South Korean romantic comedy that follows the same old and tired formula. It's all fun and games until the movie takes it upon itself to add some melodramatic back-stories, that aren't ever alluded to other than just the one time. Somehow when they reveal why Kyeong-ah is the way she is, it simply isn't satisfying because it's clearly trying to manipulate your feelings. It doesn't work, if you were wondering. And the thing is, for the first hour and 15 minutes the movies was a perfectly watchable as a sex comedy with a large cast of characters. That's what the movie did best and they threw that away in the last 35 minutes to force some shitty drama in a movie that simply didn't need it. The characters didn't need to be crying for extended periods of time while sad music played in the background. That's not effective storytelling to me. It, again, simply says that you're trying to manipulate people's emotions. That's always been a problem in a lot of South Korean movies, but it's more apparent in the romantic comedies. I wish somebody would explain to me how this melodramatic back-story to Kyeong-ah, actually benefited the film in a positive manner. I just hate to see movies that are actually decent enough, throw all that away to add some terrible drama, as this movie did. I wouldn't say that the comedy in the film was all that high-brow either. It's a sex comedy, you know what to expect. A lot of gross-out humor. And realistically I'm not even sure what the purpose of the comedy was. It didn't have any relevance to the overall story. So I'm hard-pressed to find what the actual purpose of it was, other than to set you up for disappointment when they throw the shitty drama at you. The women are definitely the highlight of the film. Well it's really just the one woman, who in some parts reminded me of a female Russell Brand, who steals the show. But the cast, during the comedy section of the film, seemed to be having a lot of fun. And that's something that always benefits comedies like this, at least in my view. But of course, as mentioned, it's not like the comedy knocks them dead either. But it was fine for the most part. Overall, I didn't really like this movie at all, the drama just destroyed the interest I had in the movie. I'd say watch this movie's first 80 or so minutes and the quickly shut it off. The remaining 35 minutes of the film suck. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 03/31/23 Full Review Audience Member Pretty disappointing considering the first one is one of my fave comedies. This one reuses a lot of old jokes and the main coupling just isn't as endearing. But it still has its charms. I see there is an unrated cut that's almost 30 more minutes... maybe I'll check that one out some time. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/13/23 Full Review wave c Sex Is Zero 2 Is A Crude Comedy That's Very Disappointed Prequel That This Part Is Just Like The 'Sex Is Zero' But It Is Not Enjoy With A Character Anymore Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A law student (Im Chang-jung) is anxious to consummate his relationship with his new girlfriend (Song Ji-hyo), a sexy swimmer.
Director
Yoon Tae-yoon
Producer
Yoon Je-kyoon
Screenwriter
Yoon Je-kyoon
Production Co
Doosaboo Film, Inc.
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
Korean
Runtime
1h 53m