Pretty Crazy

Seon-ji is a young pastry apprentice who unknowingly harbors a wild nightly version of herself. When dusk settles, she shifts into a fierce, unrestrained alter ego that baffles everyone around her. To keep the odd transformation under wraps, her family hires their next door neighbor to observe the nocturnal self and report back. He soon finds himself falling for the daytime Seon-ji, whose kindness and culinary talent shine in daylight. As he peels back the mystery behind the curse, he becomes determined to find a way to separate the two halves of her life without hurting her. The tug of desire complicates his plan. It hints at more. Fans of witty romance will find this one a fresh breath tonight.

Directed by Lee Sang-geun, Pretty Crazy arrives in 2025 as a rom com with a hint of mystery. It’s built from an original screenplay and features Yoona opposite Ahn Bo-hyun with Sung Dong-il in support, visuals adding to its charm.

Box office data has not been publicly released at this time. The producers are positioning Pretty Crazy for a streaming led rollout and selective theater run, so domestic and international grosses are not yet disclosed. Worldwide figures may follow later.

As of now, Pretty Crazy has not received any major nominations or awards. Audiences have praised the chemistry between Yoona and Ahn Bo-hyun and the film's pace that blends romance with mystery. The supporting cast, Sung Dong-il, Joo Hyun-young and Shin Hyun-soo, keeps the tone warm and the humor steady.

Reception is warm but modest with a 7.237 out of 10 average from 19 votes. Critics cite the chemistry between Yoona and Ahn Bo-hyun and the film’s bright blend of romance, comedy and mystery. The dual persona serves themes of acceptance and self expression without heavy melodrama for genre fans.