The final minutes managed to appease me, for the most parts of the movie I'd have given a rating of 5 or even 4/10. It's just too often too absurd, wasting time without providing much or anything.

The main leads were pretty much playing a game of who's the most annoying.

OMG THIS MOVIE! Totally watch it if you like heart warming nonconformist comedies with an ending that will blow your mind!!

The original title of the film is Yeopgijeogin geunyeo.

The First half was a little laborious with some odd slapstick comedy. The second half contains some of the most heart-wrenchingly beautiful, tearjerking cinema I have ever seen. It's a love story that contains tragic, funny, emotional and even supernatural elements - yet there's no kissing, no "I Love You's" and the main character's name is not even revealed once throughout the film.

It's based on a real life internet blog that a Korean student wrote in the late 90s about a relationship with a girl. Obviously many elements are embelished, and the film is more a fantastical, magical re-telling of the notion of fate versus coincidence. Romantic comedies are not normally films I enjoy but this is crafted so well using proper creativity and heart. It's a great journey. I can't imagine any country other than Korea pulling this film off. I'm not even tempted to watch the American remake.

I don't think I've ever ended up loving a film so much that I rated so averagely half way through.

I strongly despise everything about this film except the last minute, which was kind of cute.

Though it falls victim to cliches it helped create, My Sassy Girl is written and acted with effective poise.

Very cliché and though the comedic bit tends to be kinda forced, it's still funny. Overall I think it's worth the watch if you're into that type of stuff.