The culmination of her selfishness came when the husband revealed everything to the families and she ran off to Spain with her child without telling her husband or anyone else. When their child is born she didn't even once try to understand how her husband felt and got angry when he wanted to know whether he was the father. While she wanted her husband to understand her feelings she never once tried to understand or reason with her husband and everything had to go her way - a total narcissist. It's been a long time since I've seen a more selfish person than her. When the guy left his ring at her apartment she follows him home and keeps on pressing on to him instead of just letting him go even going as far as telling him that he had to grant her wish of never leaving her while she still wants to marry another man (all this happens while she herself earlier in the movie had said that she belongs to no one and that if any one of them wanted out of the relationship they should be allowed to go). What follows really showed her true colors. She then proceeds to say that she wants to keep it a secret from her parents so obviously she does know why he got mad. When her husband gets mad all she says is "why are you mad" like she does not know it. Her fake innocence and double standards are first seen - besides the times she comes home late at night drunk and fails to understand why her boyfriend is mad - when she's telling her (now) husband about the other guy she has been seeing and wants to marry. In the midst of all this fakeness is the female protagonist In-ah with her fake innocent face. Now back to the movie itself and it's fakeness.
While movies with cheating wives nearly always portray the wives as being neglected by their awful husbands. I've actually been noticing that nearly each time a man in a movie cheats on his wife he's portrayed as horny bastard while the wife is portrayed as a sweet wife who does everything right. Try asking yourself whether your father, mother, brother or anyone close to you actually think it's okay for a man to cheat on their wife? I bet the majority is against it no matter the gender. The truth is that I don't know one person who actually think it's okay for men to cheat on their wives.
The movie gave a picture of our society as a place where people celebrate men being unfaithful to their wives which is not how reality really is.
The problem with this movie is that while it's trying to fight double standards it ends up being filled with double standards and fakeness itself and even ends up promoting adultery and cheating. "My Wife Got Married" is probably the worst excuse for a movie i've ever seen.
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