Movie: My Boss, My Teacher
It’s really quite difficult
to explain the 2006 Korean movie My Boss, My Teacher.
For a start it’s sometimes called My Boss, My Student and when you go online to
find more information it often gets confused with a previous movie, My Boss, My
Hero.
It’s gangster comedy. As one online
reviewer puts it, Gye Doo-Shik is a gangster with a high school
degree. However, after being pressured to earn a college degree by his boss,
Doo-Shik sends his right hand man Sang-Do instead, who impersonates Doo-Shik as
a charming college student. Meanwhile, dumb-but-loyal lieutenant Dumb-Garl comes
up with new ways to embarrass his boss, earning constant punishment from both
Doo-Shik and his bossy wife for his stupidity. Doo-Shik is discovered by his
boss and is forced to finish the degree himself via a student teacher program
at a local high school, where he teaches a class on, what else, ethics.
On the first day of class, Doo-Shik realizes that his boss, looking to
complete his own high school education, has unknowingly enrolled in the class
as a student. Ordered to treat his boss the same as his fellow students,
Doo-Shik now has to protect his boss from other bullies, while also subjecting
his boss to various forms of corporal punishments.
There is much more plot ...
In this clip Doo-Shik punishes
students for being late to school.
Picture and video credit: C J Entertainment.
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