Sex Is Zero

A college student named Eun-hyuk is determined to lose his virginity before he graduates. He faces numerous comical and awkward situations as he pursues this goal, often with the help and hindrance of his friends. His romantic pursuits are complicated by his feelings for his crush, a beautiful and seemingly unattainable woman.

Sex Is Zero was a massive commercial success in South Korea, becoming one of the highest-grossing domestic films of its release year. It was praised for its youthful humor and relatable portrayal of college life and romantic anxieties, though some critics noted its somewhat crude humor and predictable plot.

• Praised for its lighthearted and energetic comedy that captures the spirit of young adulthood.

• Appreciated for its relatable themes of first love and sexual awkwardness among college students.

• Some found the humor to be overly reliant on slapstick and crude jokes.

Google audience: Audience reception leaned positive, with many viewers enjoying the film's humorous take on relatable college experiences and romantic endeavors. The film was particularly popular among younger audiences for its energetic and often risqué comedy.

The film's success led to a sequel, 'Sex Is Zero 2', released in 2007, which also garnered significant box office attention.