Lee Yoo Rim es un maestro de escuela de Inglés alto. Es guapo, inteligente y descarado. Choi Hong es una estudiante de magisterio, a pesar de que es un año mayor que Yoo Rin. Es cínica y juega siempre a hacerse la difícil de conseguir cuando un hombre muestra interés en ella. Al ir a tomar unas copas una noche, Yoo Rim de repente le dice a Hong que quiere tener sexo con ella. Hong casi no se impresionó. Por otra parte, Yoo Rim lleva seis años en una relación en la que no siente verdadero amor, y Hong está saliendo con un médico prestigioso, aunque tampoco esté enamorada. Y así comienza una batalla de voluntad e ingenio, tanto entre sí y dentro de ellos mismos, ya que ambos Yoo Rim y Hong no está seguros de lo que cada uno quiere y lo que ellos mismos quieren. Citas y mezcla del deseo de forma explosiva. ¿Cuál es el punto de esta extraña relación? ¿Cuál es el objeto de su deseo? Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Título original: 연애의 목적
- También conocida como: Purpose of Dating , Yeonaeui mokjeok
- Guionista y Director: Han Jae Rim
- Guionista: Go Yoon Hee
- Géneros: Comedia, Romance, Drama
Reparto y créditos
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![Kang Hye Jung in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Kang Hye Jung in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Kang Hye Jung Papel principal -
![Park Hae Il in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Park Hae Il in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Park Hae Il Papel principal -
![Park Gri Na in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Park Gri Na in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Park Gri Na Papel secundario -
![Kim Se Dong in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Kim Se Dong in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Kim Se Dong[Police Сhief]Papel secundario -
![Lee Hyun Jung in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Lee Hyun Jung in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Lee Hyun Jung[Choi Hong's mother]Papel secundario -
![Woo Ki Hong in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)]( "Woo Ki Hong in Rules of Dating Korean Movie (2005)")
Woo Ki Hong[Yeon Ho's friend 2]Papel secundario
Reseñas
It tells the story of two teachers: a rather selfish and unscrupulous man who is also a liar and a cheat; and an emotionally unstable woman with such low self-esteem & clear mental issues it's a wonder she didn't off herself during the course of the show.
With a pair of damaged, rather unlikable protagonists it doesn't take a rocket scientist to predict the train wreck of a relationship that is about to culminate between them. Unlike the Japanese movie, Happily Ever After, where you meet equally tragic individuals trying to figure out the meaning of life & love in a poignant, slightly hopeless, but always heartwarming journey, you'll struggle to understand why the heck Choi Hung & Lee Yoo Rim in Rules of Dating are together because they clearly shouldn't be. It's a very co-dependent, unhealthy, immature relationship between two people who literally have NO redeeming qualities. The acting inspired very little empathy or faith that these characters will grow into better people.
Overall the plot and overarching story seemed very ill-conceived, as if the film's only purpose is to say the world is filled with some pretty strange effers. If like me you weren't born yesterday, and thus already knew this, this movie offers nothing in the way of an engaging plot, likable leads or a memorable ending. In fact when it ends you'll just be glad it did, if only so you'll never have to see these weird ass people again.
Music - what music?
Rewatch value: 0
I felt a little bad for the main female lead & the male main lead was kind of offensive to me. In the end they deserved each other just for the fact that no one else would be happy with either one.
