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"I'm ready to commit." This is what this movie about con artists in Korea teaches us. It tells the story of thugs, who are discharged from prison after serving their sentences, who are all sent to an institution that helps them settle into daily life. This is meant to help them get over their criminal career that has made the idea of imprisonment part of their identity. But when these thugs return home, they conveniently forget all about how they were supposed to live a law-abiding life before returning, and instead start committing crimes again without knowing why or understanding what has changed in their psychology. The movie starts off with Seo Sang Woo's character, playing the role of a con-artist who has learned to make his tricks look like magic tricks using sleight of hand skills. His life is spent roaming the streets looking for men to con out of their money, or women to date for easy money. Conforming to his master's master, Chul Soo (Kim Jung Tae), he patiently bides his time until he becomes an elder himself. This relationship formed between master and student is embedded in Korean corporate culture too. The whole point behind having a master is so that you can learn about the tricks of the trade from them before they die off or retire. And so, after Chul Soo dies, Seo Sang Woo finds himself alone again under the tutelage of his graduate, Kang Jin Hyuk. The con-artist's tricks are now more sophisticated and he finds himself getting more business. He has become much more skilled at his craft and even finds himself getting involved in gambling for the first time. He earns enough money to open a shop that makes magic trick props that people can use to stage their own performances. The shop's success is far beyond what he had ever expected, and soon there are other clients coming to him looking for props to complete their own theater performances. His shop becomes so successful that he is able to buy a new car and clothes for all the employees of the store. It is during this time that he meets pop singer Rina (Park Shin-hye). He's always admired her voice and had come to see her perform before. He starts courting her, but she turns him down repeatedly because she can't believe that someone like him could be interested in someone like her. After their first attempt at romance fails, he moves on to conning another woman (Ko Hyeon Moo) out of her money. The problems soon begin when this new woman witnesses him tampering with the coat check room while guests are still in the ballroom after his performance. Seo Sang Woo is shocked that his secret has been out, and more so that his newly-acquired lover has seen him perform magic tricks. He then leaves her and goes to the park where he sees Rina again. This time, his confidence is high enough to continue pursuing her and he finally gets a date with her. However, Rina's manager also walks in on their date just at that moment, causing things to become awkward between them both. After they return home, Seo Sang Woo tries to apologize in private but she tells him it is all right because she can't imagine being in a relationship with someone who would do something like what she saw earlier in his store. cfa1e77820
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