Release Date: 14 July 2005

Synopsis :

This film revolves around the sexual fantasies of Sung-eun and her gal pals Bang Sue-yeon and Kim Mi-sook in Korea circa 1991. But fantasy soon becomes a reality with the arrival of a handsome student teacher named Kang Bong-gu. With his chiseled good looks and sparkling smile, no girl could resist him, that is – if he didn't have one fatal flaw. It seems that Kang suffers from an unknown illness that makes him fart whenever he feels aroused! However, this problem does not stop Sung-eun from trying to snag her man!

Movie Review:

Not at all matter even if you have never watched “Wet Dreams I” at all. For “Wet Dreams II” is simply a mutually exclusive film. This time round in focus is a group of young high school girls’ sexual fantasies. And who is the catalyst behind the subsequent chain of hilarious incidents and open rivalry between Sung-eun and Se-mi? None other than the handsome, bambi-eyed trainee teacher, Kang Bong-gu. Won’t that sound too ordinary and unsurprising?

Nope, because wacky screenplay writer Park Chae-Woon has drawn up the character, Kang Bong-gu having the most embarrassing and dreadful weakness - He would uncontrollably fart, not only as loud as thunder but stinky utmost whenever he is sexually aroused.

Se-mi is an upcoming young actress who douses magazine ads and enjoys special privileges e.g. exempted from punishments though donning very short skirt and intentionally unbuttoned blouse in school. Male teachers, especially her male, middle-aged and leachy Form teacher are certainly captivated by her sexual appeal.

In contrast, ordinary-looking Sung-eun and her gal pals, Sue-yeon and Mi-sook are always being eyed, found fault at and punished by the same teacher. Poor girls.

In the “battle” contesting for rookie Kang, who will eventually caught his heart? Will it be the bewitching, cunning Se-mi or sweet, naïve Sung-eun? Well, the plot development and ending of “Wet Dreams II” is similar to its first, always holds surprises. Even the supporting roles, Sue-yeon and Mi-sook are not spared from their own, astonishing encounters too.

The most vital factor that differentiates this film from slapstick, derogatory jokes-filled comedy is staying funny yet sensible and original, even had a few heartwarming moments. Although female audience may hold a closer connectivity towards the film, guys would enjoy it effortlessly. This is a true comedy that is able to capture the essence and bringing out the laughs of the audience consistently.

Hilarious indeed but beholds a hidden message. That is – a sufficient and proper sex education being conducted at schools is truly essential to protect our impressionable adolescents who are perpetually curious and dying to attempt anything at any cost.

Movie Rating: B

Review by Alicia Tee