Their love story began when Min-joon bumped Robin’s car on the way to work. To get out of trouble, she pretended not to speak English. But luck’s not in Min Joon’s way because it turns out that Robin’s her new boss.

Robin then picked her to be his assistant for an important project. Now I don’t get why he did this, especially after what happened earlier. No matter what the reasons might be, we all know where this will lead to.

Robin and Min Joon are complete opposites of each other. Min Joon tries too hard to please and care for her boyfriend, which in turn makes him feel suffocated and drives him away. Robin on the other hand is a confident but arrogant guy who is successful in his career and could probably get any girl if he wants to.

When Mn Joon was dumped by her boyfriend, Robin told her that she’ll be treated like trash all her life if she doesn’t change her ways. She then asked him to teach her how to handle guys. Will the student fall for the teacher and vice versa? This part of Seducing Mr. Perfect felt like Ugly Truth but the Korean movie came out first. Does this mean the Katherine Heigl/Gerard Butler film was inspired by this one? We’ll never know the truth.

Uhm Jung Hwa and Daniel Henney have a good on-screen chemistry that their age difference is not even an issue. Seducing Mr. Perfect is Henney’s first movie and this is the reason why he seems lost in some scenes. Good thing Uhm Jung-hwa’s there to save him.

Seducing Mr. Perfect is a predictable movie where Robin and Min Joon kiss each other in the end. It has its share of cheesy quotes and funny scenes and would recommend it for those wanting to watch a fun romantic comedy.

The opening credits showed how Wolverine and Sabertooth fought alongside each other through various wars and finally got themselves involved with Stryker’s group.  It was hinted in X2 that Wolverine had a violent past but X-Men Origins: Wolverine shows that Wolverine was the saint and Sabertooth was the evil one.

Aside from Wolverine and Sabertooth (Liev Schreiber), X-Men Origins features other mutants such as John Wraith (Will.i.am), Blob (Kevin Durand), Bolt (Dominic Monaghan), Gambit (Taylor Kitsch), Agent Zero (Daniel Henney), Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and a young Cyclops (Tim Pocock).

As much as I love seeing all of them in the movie, it felt like they were there just to please fanboys like me.  In my opinion Gambit was underutilized by the writers.  Where was he when Wolverine was rescuing the other mutants from Stryker?

Logan (Hugh Jackman): I thought you were the Moon and I was your Wolverine.  Turns out you’re the Trickster, and I’m just the fool who got played.

The love story of Logan and Kayla Silverfox (Lynn Collins) felt like it was forced into the story.  We find Wolverine in a cabin with Kayla.  There was no background as to how they met or why they fell for each other.   Oh yeah, she did have that power of persuasion that can make anyone for her including Wolverine.  Her death was an important element of the plot because it made Wolverine seek revenge just to find out that she’s not dead yet.  She will be in the end though.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine sugar-coated Logan’s violent past.  It failed to show what his relationship with Sabertooth was all about.  Other mutants were more interesting than Wolverine.  He was lucky to have his memory erased in the end.  I wish the same would happen to me after viewing the movie.