I rank this movie a 5 out of 10 because though I did enjoy the first half of the film (for its lightness in humor), it failed to do justice to the real message of the film: plastic surgery is a problematic trend (in Korea and elsewhere), and in order to get noticed, one has to undergo cosmetic surgery--not by talent alone.
The fact that this movie also tries to throw in the romance element really makes for an awkward message to viewers: you want the two to fall in love, but you know that the male character only likes the female character because she's undergone surgery.
Watch this movie not for your typical romance flick, but for a message on how dire the trend of cosmetic surgery is within the celebrity community. But even so, don't take the message this movie seems to be promoting (that full-body plastic surgery is OK if everyone can live with it).
The fact that this movie also tries to throw in the romance element really makes for an awkward message to viewers: you want the two to fall in love, but you know that the male character only likes the female character because she's undergone surgery.
Watch this movie not for your typical romance flick, but for a message on how dire the trend of cosmetic surgery is within the celebrity community. But even so, don't take the message this movie seems to be promoting (that full-body plastic surgery is OK if everyone can live with it).