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I presume the rather odd English title for this film, My Bossy Girl, is supposed to evoke memories of the much loved 2001 Korean romcom, My Sassy Girl. The heroine of this piece is neither bossy nor particularly sassy. She's a complicated wheelchair bound young woman, who has escaped from her frankly dreadful parents into the world of Paralympic archery. After an incident with a large stuffed bear, she falls in with a young engineer who has issues of his own. Their sweet relationship faces obstacles from all directions. Will love triumph? You'll have to watch this film in order to find out. As others have pointed out, the Amazon Prime copy of the film has subtitle sync issues. I set out to "find" another source for the film online, and was annoyed when the version I found was in an even worse state. Fortunately, I was able to manually adjust the subtitle delay on the found version. The hassle was worth it, this is a thoroughly delightful film. But, come on Amazon, fix this issue!!!

I sat down to watch the 2019 South Korean romantic comedy "My Bossy Girl" without knowing anything about it. But given the title of the movie I assumed that it would be something perhaps like the 2001 movie "My Sassy Girl".

Let me just summarize this movie experience with a single word; wow!

Turns out that "My Bossy Girl" surpassed that movie by far, and this was indeed an amazingly nice surprise of a movie. And truth be told, then the South Korean cinema has a tendency of doing romantic comedies quite well. But I will say that "My Bossy Girl" was something out of the ordinary.

I really, really enjoyed this movie from start to end. It had such a beautiful story to tell, one that sinks in and sticks with you. So a big thumbs up to writer and director Jang-Hee Lee for that accomplishment.

And not only did "My Bossy Girl" have a very enjoyable, entertaining and beautiful storyline, but it also had some very impressive and captivating acting performances. I am not overly familiar with the talent of Elliya Lee, but wow she carried this movie phenomenally well with her impressive and outstanding performance as the strong-willed, life-loving, disabled girl Hye Jin. It was honestly a pure joy to watch her in this movie. And Il-Joo Ji, playing Hwi So, also put on a very good performance.

If you enjoy romantic comedies, but if you want more than just your average run-of-the-mill standard rom com, then you most certainly have to treat yourself to this movie, because it is such a good movie.

I believe that "My Bossy Girl" is a movie experience that will stick with me for a long, long time, And if you are a sentimental person, you might want to have a tissue at hand for this movie as well.

My rating of "My Bossy Girl" settles on a most well-deserved nine out of ten stars.

The title of the movie is so misleading. I watched the whole movie, didn't see in a single scene she was bossy or dominating at all. However, she was so helpful, she helped him to overcome his disabilities. He was so socially ditch but she helped him to make friends and she was his first friend whom he has taken her to home. The boy was also so kind and help that he made a electronic wheelchair for her and also took her to several places where she couldn't go.

The story Isn't usual so I really didn't know why people are ratting it so high. It's an okay dokey movie.

Not figuring id last more than 20 min in this movie was pleasantly surprised, there are no big name stars in this by my account but its okay not overly silly or a lot of drama one thing for sure Lee Elijah has that "it" factor first time seeing her and very impressed, this actress is going to be heard from.

Maybe something was lost in translation but the title of this film is very misleading. This is actually a simple and straightforward romantic comedy elevated by the performances of its actors. There's really nothing new here but a sweet romance between a headstrong young woman in a wheelchair and a slightly socially inept young man. They start as friends and are becoming something more when an unexpected event severs their relationship. Ultimately, the film teaches us that no matter how physically or psychologically damaged you may be, you can still support those you care about. It's a film I highly recommend.