Korean movies

[koaku]

"Volcano High" is awesome lol I saw "100 Days with Mr Arrogant" (VERY funny) and "Mr Hong"(with Eom Jeong-Hwa) and probably the most stupid korean movie i saw "See You After School" this movie is soo funny..i always LMAO

I saw A Tale of Two Sisters and it was....an...experience..lol ok this movie is soo weird

[vaskajaheta]

Old boy is realy good! it s a movie every one should see :P

[Blac]

Movie
Daisy(drama) is one of my fave
about a painter, a cop and an assassin

Endless Love(Autumn)
makes me sad every time i remember this show

[tohruchan7]

kool the only koren movie, well not really a movie its a show they r meteor garden and my friend told mi another one called mars.

[TalnSG]

Originally Posted by xYinniex

Ah, that old drama, with Bae Yong Joon. [he's creepy]
Every korean Ahjumma loves that drama.

So do an awful lot of young fan girls. Its not my favorite, but Bae Yong Jun is far from creepy. He's a very adept businessman along with his acting career.

MARS is a reallly good k-drama, especially if you like bikes.

[Sephael]

Funny how noone mentioned "A Man Who Was Superman" / "Superman ieotdeon sanai"

It's really good, as long as you don't expect a comedy

[xYinniex]

Originally Posted by tohruchan7

kool the only koren movie, well not really a movie its a show they r meteor garden and my friend told mi another one called mars.

they're taiwanese
Though i'm not sure about MARS,
I've only seen the taiwanese ver. and read the manga.

the korean version of hanadan, is currently airing
The female protagonist is by by the cutest out if the three versions.

[Tordek42]

The only Korean film i've seen is "Windstruck" by Kwak Jae-yong. One of the best films I've ever seen (tbh I first watched because an X-Japan song appears a few times...), if i have to be truthful I found myself really emotional at the end

[Ningyou]

If any of you like Korean comedy/drama than you need to watch Baby and Me. I laughed my ass off throughout that entire movie.

[Blac]

The only Korean film i've seen is "Windstruck" by Kwak Jae-yong. One of the best films I've ever seen (tbh I first watched because an X-Japan song appears a few times...), if i have to be truthful I found myself really emotional at the end

IIRC right windstruck is a sequel(or is it prequel) to my sassy girl