Korean films often carry the theme of romance and romance. For those of you who are bored or don't have time to watch long series of drakor (Korean dramas), try watching the films below that are no less heart-rending.
A Moment to Remember (2004)
A Moment to Remember is considered one of the best Korean romantic films of all time. A woman named Su Jin (Son Ye Jin) accidentally meets Chul Soo (Jung Woo Sung) at a convenience store and there is a misunderstanding. Unexpectedly, fate brought them back together. They dated and got married and understood each other. Problems arise when Su Jin often forgets many things, from forgetting to turn off the stove to forgetting the way back home. Su Jin checked herself into a doctor and found out that she had Alzheimer's disease. He hid his illness from Chul Su.
Always (2011)
The film, made by director Song Il Gon, features So Ji Sub as Cheol Min and Han Hyo Joo as Jung Hwa. Cheol Min is a former boxer turned parking attendant. Meanwhile, Jung Hwa is a blind person who works as a telemarketer. They meet when Jung Hwa accidentally walks into Cheol Min's place of work. The film can be watched on Netflix, Viu, and iQIYI.
My Sassy Girl (2001)
In addition to being a hit in South Korea, the film, which is also wrapped in the comedy genre, has been successful in East Asian countries and parts of Southeast Asia. My Sassy Girl has also been remake in several countries including Indonesia. In 2017, My Sassy Girl was also made into a drama version with the background of the Joseon Dynasty era. Gyeon Woo (Cha Tae Hyun) sees a drunk woman standing on the edge of the train platform. He pulled the woman so as not to fall onto the train tracks. However, problems arise repeatedly because of his help. The female character stars Jun Ji Hyun.
Be With You (2018)
It is a remake of the 2014 Japanese film of the same name adapted from the novel by Takuji Ichikawa. In Korea, Be With You became one of the box office. Tells the story of a small family consisting of mother Soo Ah (Son Ye Jin), father Woo Jin (So Ji Sub), and son Ji Ho (Kim Ji Hwan). They lived happily until one day Soo Ah died of illness. But Ji Ho believes his mother is not dead yet. After passing through life for some time, Woo Jin and Ji Ho find Soo Ah back. What happened to Soo Ah? The film can be watched on Netflix, Viu, and iQIYI.
On Your Wedding Day (2018)
Hwang Woo Yeon (Kim Young Kwang) is invited to the wedding of his first love, Hwan Seung Hee (Park Bo Young). The two first met at school. Seung Hee who was initially less interested in Woo Yeon later turned into a crush due to the treatment he got. The two of them became close. However, due to family problems, Seung Hee has to change schools and doesn't say goodbye to Woo Yeon. They met again as adults.
The Classic (2003)
The film is told with a flashback plot. Ji Hye (Son Ye Jin) is cleaning her house and she finds a box containing old letters and a diary containing the story of her mother, Joo Hee (also played by Son Ye Jin). While still a sidei, Joo Hee visits the countryside in the summer and meets Joon Ha (Cho Seung Woo). They explore the countryside together. Before they parted Joo Hee gave him a necklace, which he kept as a reminder of their precious memories. However, the presence of a third party hindered their relationship.
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