Shockingly reprehensible

Rating: 1/10 (4 March 2007)

To summarize this movie, teenage girl befriends and kisses interesting boy. Their "relationship" is nixed by her parents. He goes away for 15 years. She grows up, gets involved with Crown Prince, and becomes engaged to him. Old flame returns, woman cheats on her Crown Prince fiancé with boy from 15 years ago. She and her old flame decide to fake her death, falsely blame the Prince for her murder, ruin his reputation and that of the Royal family, drive him to suicide, and then, get away with it all, just so they can "be together".
How on earth does a story like that get a rating of 7.7 out of 10? Are there no questions about this kind of morality? According to this film, infidelity is good, slander is good, driving someone to suicide is good, as long as it's all done for the sake of a romantic relationship.
I am absolutely shocked and disgusted by this film, and terribly disappointed that the filmmakers managed to trick so many people into viewing this as not only acceptable, but even laudable. For bloody shame!