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- My Sassy Girl (2001) “Fate is building a bridge of chance for someone you love”. South Korea’s quintessential blockbuster romantic comedy launched the popularity of A-list actors Jun Ji Hyun and Cha Tae Hyun.
- The Classic (2003) “Chance is a gift for those who try.” K-Movie Recap: “The Classic” Starring Son Ye Jin, Cho Seung Woo & Jo In Sung. Capturing unsurpassed romance, this film will make you think about flowers, summer walks and pure love.
- Il Mare (2000) “Do you have a memory that you wish you can just abandon?” This beautifully narrated love story of time-crossed lovers is a nice watch in a lazy afternoon around the arms of someone you love.
- My Little Bride (2004) K-Movie Recap: “My Little Bride” Gifts Endearing Story Reminiscent Of Young Sweet Love. An ordinary high school girl who worries about grades and crushes on her school’s baseball team ace is forced to marry a guy out of her grandfather’s wish.
- 12 'Wish You'
- 11 'Double Patty'
- 10 'Serve The People'
- 9 'Love and Leashes'
- 8 'Sweet & Sour'
Directed by Do Joon Sung
Wish You follows a shy keyboardist (Sang Lee) working for a South Korean record business as he encounters a handsome male street performer (Kang In Soo), he is charmed and falls in love immediately. The keyboardist shows the tape to his manager, presenting the singer with a chance to succeed in the business and a place in his heart. Wish You is among a few South Korean LGBTQ+ films that are worth viewing due to its stunning photography and captivating soundtrack along with the leads’ incredib...
Directed by Seung-Hwan Paek
Double Patty is a rewatchable romance movie that follows the lives of two people: Hyun Ji (Irene), a young girl who dreams of becoming a broadcaster and now works part-time for a handmade burger shop, and Woo Ram (Shin Seung Ho), a youngster who had to give up his dreams of becoming a professional athlete after an injury. They meet when Woo Ram visits the burger restaurant and orders a Double Patty. Irene, a member of South Korean’s all-girl pop band Red Velvet, shines in her first feature fi...
Directed by Cheol-soo Jang
Set in a fictional socialist country in the 1970s, Serve the People follows Moo-Kwang (Yeon Woo-jin), an exemplary soldier, who assumes the position of the Division Commander's private chef, driven by a singular life goal—to support his wife and child. However, when the Division Commander embarks on a business trip, a perilous temptation unfolds. Soo-Ryun (Ji An), the young wife of the Division Commander, initiates advances toward Moo-Kwang, enticing him and creating a conflict between his pe...
Directed by Hyeon-jin Park
Webtoon Moral Sense by Gyeoul is the inspiration for Netflix’s Love and Leashes, a recent South Korean romantic comedy directed byPark Hyun-jin, who is widely known for her work on The Kind Wife and Natalie. The movie follows a woman (Seohyun) who has BDSM fantasies and decides to have a consensual and contractual relationship with her coworker after he learns her little secret. One of the best Korean romance movies on Netflix, Love and Leashes stands out from its predecessors in a welcome wa...
Directed by Kae-Byeok Lee & Kate Jopson
, based on Japanese writer Kurumi Inui’s novel Initiation Love, follows a couple as they struggle to maintain their long-distance love in the face of numerous obstacles posed by career aspirations, personal ambitions, and the inevitable changes that occur in a romantic relationship over time. Additionally, the movie includes an exciting twist, much like the majority of films in this genre do. Sweet & Sour's plot is not particularly novel, but the rich narrative provides the audience with a wh...
- Jessie Nguyen
Apr 23, 2024 · 1. Always. 2. Be With You. 3. The Classic. 4. Decision to Leave. 5. The Handmaiden. 6. Il Mare. 7. A Moment to Remember. 8. My Sassy Girl. 9. Soulmate. 10. Sweet and Sour. 11. 3-Iron. 12. Tune in for Love. 13. 20th Century Girl. 14. 200 Pounds Beauty. 15. Wish You: Your Melody From My Heart. And One More Thing...
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- An Affair (Lee Je-yong, 1998) So-hun is a large-bourgeoisie housewife, married to a very successful architect and the mother of a 10-year-old boy. At one point, her younger sister asks her to help her fiancé, Woo-in, to find an apartment in the city, since she cannot leave Los Angeles.
- Architecture 101 (Lee Yong-joo, 2012) The 35-year-old architect Seung-min receives a woman in his office who he does not recognize at first, but eventually realizes that she is Seo-yeon, a college classmate and his first love.
- Late Autumn (Kim Tae- young, 2010) A co-production between South Korea, Hong Kong, China and the United States, “Late Autumn” is the fourth remake of the now-lost 1966 Lee Man-hee homonymous melodrama classic.
- Ditto (Kim Jeong-kwon, 2000) Yoon So-eun is a student at the University of Seoul and is in love with a classmate named Dong-hee. Her efforts to approach him end up with her pretending that she is interested in a class regarding wireless radio, and eventually ends up with an apparatus of her own.
- The Wailing (2016) The Wailing is essentially a horror film, with curses, possession, zombie, and ghost elements. Na Hong-jin directed The Wailing. A mysterious Japanese stranger (Jun Kunimura) arrives at a small village in South Korea.
- Poetry (2010) Lee Chang-dong directed Poetry, a movie about a Korean grandmother who undergoes one of the most challenging times in her life but still seeks beauty in every aspect of the world.
- 3-Iron (2004) Sun-hwa (Lee Seung-yeon) and Tae-suk (Jae Hee) are Bonnie and Clyde-style starcrossed lovers who meet when Tae-suk breaks into Sun-hwa’s house.
- The Man From Nowhere (2010) The genre of mysterious men who have a violent past but are retired until something happens to pull them back into that world is quite popular.
May 17, 2023 · 1. A Moment to Remember (2004) Movie Genre: Drama, Romance. Duration: 144 min. Star Cast: Jung Woo Sung, Son Ye Jin, Jong Hak Baek, Seon Jin Lee. Director: John H Lee. Year of release: 2004....
Dec 26, 2017 · 1. My Sassy Girl (2001) photocredit: Cinema Service. “Fate is building a bridge of chance for someone you love”. South Korea’s quintessential blockbuster romantic comedy launched the...
