Movies from South Korea

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Movie Name
Country
Release Year
No. 3
South Korea
1997
Song Neung-han (Director) Choi Min-Sik Bang Eun-Hee Han Suk-Kyu Lee Mi-Yeon Lee Seong-Ho
stylishly filmed, clever, interesting, amusing (Sunday, March 17, 2002)
Natural City
South Korea
2003
Min Byung-chun (Director) Jung Doo-Hong (Action Director, Actor) Yu Ji-tae Lee Jae-un Seo Rin
Not a film about cyborgs at all, really (Friday, February 20, 2004)
Nabi
South Korea
2001
Moon Seung-wook (Director, Writer) Jang Hyeong-seong Kang Hye-jeong Kim Ho-jung Kang Hye-Jung Jang Hyun-sung Kim Jung-nan
Amateurish (Friday, November 8, 2002)
My Wife Is A Gangster II
South Korea
2003
Jung Seung-Hoon (Director) Shin Eun-Kyung Park Jun-Gyu Jang Se-Jin Zhang Ziyi
Sequel that completely misses the charms of the original (Monday, January 12, 2004)
My Wife Is A Gangster
South Korea
2001
Jo Jin-Gyu (Director) Kim Won-Jin (Action Director) Shin Eun-Kyung Park Sang-Myeon Ahn Jae-Mo Choi Eun-Joo Choi Min-Soo Jang Se-Jin Kang Hyo-Jin (Writer) Kim Moon-Sung (Writer) Jun Jo-Myung (Cinematographer)
Doesn't live up to my memory of it (Saturday, April 23, 2022)
Wonderful piece of film-making (Thursday, March 7, 2002)
My Sassy Girl
South Korea
2001
Kwak Jae-Young (Director, Writer) Kim In-Mun Jeon Ji-Hyun Cha Tae-Hyun Song Ok-Suk Kim Ho-Sik (Writer) Kim Sung-Bok (Cinematographer)
The most romantic movie of all time? (Friday, June 19, 2020)
My Boss, My Hero
South Korea
2001
Yun Je-gyun (Director)
By the books "Ganster out of water" comedy (Wednesday, May 16, 2012)
Musa
South Korea
2001
Kim Sung-Su (Director, Writer) Jung Woo-Sung Ahn Sung-Kee Zhang Ziyi Joo Jin-Mo Park Yong-Woo Park Jung-Hak Yu Hae-Jin Song Jae-Ho Hae-jin Yoo Shiro Sagisu (Soundtrack) Kim Hyung-Koo (Cinematographer)
Superb epic (Thursday, April 4, 2002)
Mother
South Korea
2009
Bong Joon-Ho (Director, Writer) Kim Hye-Ja Won Bin Jin Goo Moon He-Ra Jo Kyung-Sook Chun Woo-Hee Jeon Mi-Sun Yoon Je-Moon Lee Young-Suk Lim Hyung-Guk Min Kyung-Jin Park Myung-Shin Park Eun-Kyo (Writer) Lee Byung-woo (Soundtrack) Hong Kyung-Pyo (Cinematographer)
No memories of murder (Monday, May 31, 2021)
Mokpo: Gangster’s Paradise
South Korea
2004
Kim Ji-hoon (Director)
Just about worth watching (Wednesday, September 29, 2004)