A few days ago, I recommended ten Korean classic crime movies to everyone, but it is estimated that there are many people like me before, thinking that Korean movies are just different from the review mechanism, so they dare to shoot, so the scale is very large, and the movies are naturally good-looking, but not all of them. In fact, the warm movies produced in South Korea are also very good, and the emotional processing of the film is very delicate, poking at the tear point, and directly making people cry after watching it!
I personally feel that in this fast-paced society, too many people live a day-to-day life like me, busy and rushing for life every day. Sometimes calm down, watch a warm movie, and cry out after being moved is not a release of the pressure of life?
Release: 2011-02-17
Reason for recommendation: The film is adapted from the work of the same name by the famous Korean webcomic artist Kang Cho, and it is strongly recommended that for our current impetuous social people, we should take a good look at this movie! When I came across this movie, everything was very accidental, I accidentally heard a song "I Love You" by she, a singing group that was very popular in China many years ago, and it was very touching to see the scene in the MV, so I searched for the theatrical version of this mv on the Internet, and then unintentionally searched for this Korean movie "I Love You", I didn't expect that this movie was similar to the plot in the MV!
Synopsis: On the snowy ramp, the old man who delivers milk, Kim Wan-ho (Lee Soon-jae), meets Song Yifen (Yoon So-ching), an old lady who collects waste. The first half of their lives were each burdened with hardships: Wan Hao went his own way when he was young, and did not feel guilty until his wife died of illness; Yi Fen was abandoned by his beloved man in a corner of the city, and the child died prematurely until he was old and unmarried. The two old men met in the silent streets of the early hours of the morning every day, and the lonely and miserable life brought them closer. Under the needle-piercing guidance of Wan Hao's granddaughter Yan'er (Song Zhixiao), the throbbing like first love sprouted in each other's hearts. Wan Hao's friend and parking lot administrator Zhang Junfeng (Song Zaihe) has been patiently watching over his wife who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Until one day, Jun Feng learned that his wife was terminally ill. Witnessing her repeated painful illnesses, Jun Feng, whose heart was like a knife, made a sad decision...
Release: 2009-03-12
Reason for recommendation: As you can see from the title, this is a sad story. When I first watched it, I couldn't see half of it anymore, and I knew that I saw the end... To be honest, the plot is really old-fashioned for those of us who have read countless films, but seeing the end really moved me. That kind of inclusive love, not counting but asking for love, as if at that moment, the whole world stopped!
Radio producer Kay (Kwon Sang-woo), who was abandoned by her parents since childhood, and Lyricist Lorraine (Lee Po-young), who lost her parents in a traffic accident, live together like family, friends and lovers, filling the empty seats in each other's lives. But a terminal illness left Kay with more than 200 days to live, and he was reluctant to leave Lorraine alone and decided to hide the illness for her to find a man who could be entrusted for life. The successful, gentle and considerate dentist Zhu Huan (Li Fanxiu) appears at the right time, and Kaye decides to make him the best person to take care of Lorraine. Zhu Huan, who first met Lorraine, fell in love with him at first sight and could not help himself, and Lorraine also seemed to have a good feeling for him. Everything is in Kaye's plan, and Lorraine and Zhu Huan develop their relationship smoothly, and to the point of talking about marriage. Kay personally selected a wedding dress for Lorraine, and with nostalgia and sincere blessings, she took her hand in the church and walked step by step to Zhu Huan's side. In the end, Kay passed away without any regrets, and in fact, the story is far more sad than what is written here.....
Release: 2000-09-09
Reason for recommendation: This may be the earliest Korean romance film I have ever seen, and it is also because of the second movie that Jeon Ji-hyun has watched after "Savage Girlfriend". In fact, when I first watched it, I may not have known what love was at that time, and I knew that when I brushed it a few years later, I was really moved. Another reason why I recommend this movie is that the picture inside is really well taken and beautiful, especially the details are handled very well.
Han Seung-hyun (Lee Jeong-jae) moves to a seaside cottage where he gives the house an Italian name, "Il Mare," which means "sea." While tidying up the house, he found a strange letter in the mailbox that read, "I was the last tenant before you moved in, if you receive my letter, please send it", and even stranger, the date of the letter is 1999, that is, two years later - and Xingxian's current time is 1997. Xingxian immediately wrote back to the inexplicable person, asking what was going on. In 1999, Kim Eun-joo (Jeon Ji-hyun) is a voice actor, and when she discovered the content of the reply, she began to write letters to Sung-hyun two years ago. The boyfriend had rarely contacted her since he went to the United States, and when he returned from the United States, he was engaged. A heartbroken Eun-joo writes to Seung-hyun asking Seung-hyun to change their fate on the day she and her boyfriend finally meet, but Seung-hyun feels very bitter because he has fallen in love with Eun-joo...
Release: 2010-01-28
Recommended reason: This is a story written about a Korean women's prison, or it can be said that it is a story of self-redemption of people who have made mistakes, which may be the usual method of all sensational movies, and the imperfect ending directly makes people cry. In addition, the film conveys to us the preciousness of family and friendship, and it makes us know not to give up our dreams and hopes at any time.
The female prisoner Jeong-hye (Kim Yoon-jin) gives birth to her son Min-woo in prison, and Min-woo is like a little angel sent by God to let these women who have committed sins like Jeong-hye taste the warmth of a long-lost time within the walls. A condolence performance gave Zhenhui the idea of forming a choir in prison, but Zhenhui was not only incomplete in five tones, but also had no relevant experience. Min Yu will be adopted after 18 months, and in order to get the opportunity to go out with her son before adoption, Zhenhui decides to stick to it no matter how difficult it is to form a choir. With the help of many kind inmates, the choir finally got together on a small scale, but what Zhenhui did not expect was that the day they went out with their son was also the day of parting with their son. The choir is like a happy family, which not only brings joy to the prisoners who have lost their freedom, but also gradually heals the pain left in their hearts by the memories of their suffering...
Release: 2013-01-23
Recommended reasons: Also with the above recommended "Harmony", it is a story that happened in prison, the mother-son relationship mentioned above, but this father-daughter relationship is more of a sadistic person, especially in the ending paragraph, a person with normal emotions who can bear it? Korean movies are like this, shooting places that are not seen, but they make you move!
In 1997, Li Longjiu (Played by Liu Chenglong), a mentally handicapped man with only a 6-year-old child's IQ, and his lovely daughter YiSheng (Played by Ge Suyuan) are dependent on each other, and although their lives are simple and poor, they are full of happiness. One day, Ryu-kuo, who insists on buying a beautiful girl warrior school bag for his daughter, is accidentally involved in a child abduction and murder case, and the deceased is the daughter of the police chief. Long Jiu was ignorant and confused about the situation, and he was thrown into prison in a daze. In Cell 7, there are five poisonous "social scums" such as smuggler Su Yanghao (Oh Dae-so), fraudster Choi Chun-ho (Park Won-sang), adulterer Kang Wan-bum (Kim Jong-tae), intimidator Lao Seo (Kim Ki-chan) and robber Shin Bong-sik (Jeong Man-sik). Long Jiu's childlike pure heart gradually touched these "big bad guys", and they even risked taking YiSheng to the cell to meet their father. Inside the dark and cold cell, Cell 7 is full of sunshine...
Release: 2006-04-30
Reason for recommendation: It is also a movie of the goddess Jeon Ji-hyun, and it is also a love film, but it is a love movie with a little poignancy. Maybe the emotional tension of this movie is not very large, but when you see the end, you inadvertently find yourself in tears.
In Amsterdam, two men fall in love with the same woman, doomed to an entangled story. Hye Young (Jeon Ji Hyun) is a painter who goes to the square every day to help passers-by paint portraits, and like her, there is a plate of daisies sent by someone. Every day the daisy was always delivered on time, making her heart throbbing and curious. One day, Jeong-woo (Lee Sung-jae), who rushes by, meets the painter. He was originally an international policeman who came to the city to hunt down the killer, but he became fascinated with the gentle and moving Hui Ying, who asked Hui Ying to help him paint a portrait, and their love was sprouting and blooming. These scenes, the flower giver looks in the eyes, the pain in the heart. His identity dooms him to give up his place to Jeong-woo and pay hye-young silently. Because he is the killer Park Yi (Played by Jung Woo Sung) that Jeong Woo-woo is looking for. However, the strong love eventually made him no longer hide in the shadows, and he was determined to fight for happiness. Legally, the two are in stark opposition to each other emotionally, doomed to an unsatisfactory ending, and blood spreads on Hye-young's flower cloth with daisies...
Release: 2013-12-19
Reason for recommendation: Very old-fashioned storyline, but there is still no denying the delicacy of this film. Maybe time has taught us a lot of things, taught us to be strong and rational, but time has also taken away a lot of precious things from us.....
Because the frail Ande (Park Bo-yeong Park) needs to recuperate, the three mother and daughter of Shun-il move from Seoul to live in a villa in the countryside. While cleaning up the house, Shun-il accidentally finds the wolf child (Joong-ki Song) left behind by the mysterious former head of the household, Dr. Park, in the warehouse. Shunyi's mother took the wolf boy in out of kindness and named him Zhexiu, so the four of them began to live under the same roof. Shunyi initially resents the intruder who can't speak and eats, but getting along day and night makes Shunyi have the idea of taking care of training Zhexiu. She began to teach him to eat, read, read, and play guitar for the wolf child, and Zhexiu was very impressed with Shunyi's warm care, and seriously did what Professor Shunyi gave him. The lonely Shunyi is happy because Tetsuhide gradually integrates into his world, and develops a different kind of love for him. However, this beauty is shattered by Ji Tae (Yoo Yeon-Seok Yoo), who is eyeing the wolf child, and he gathers and provokes multiple forces to hunt down and kill Je Xiu. In order to protect Tetsuhide, Shun-i has to face the reality of separation from his loved ones.
Release: 2010-01-14
Recommended reason: Watched several times, the plot is simple, but because of the acting skills of the little girl inside, I forced this drama into a tear-jerking drama!
This film tells a touching mother-daughter relationship: single mother Gao Yun (song Yun'er) lives with her daughter Su Ya (Jin Xiangqi). As a wedding dress designer, she is busy with her career and neglects to take care of her simplicity. Therefore, on the one hand, Su Ya has an independent personality, but on the other hand, she is quite unsociable or even slightly obedient. After Gao Yun was diagnosed with a terminal illness, he seized the little time left to plan for Su Ya. In order to make up for The Plain, she not only responded to her needs, but also took the initiative to make seaweed rice for the Su yaxue who was preparing for the outing. In order to improve Suya's interpersonal relationships, she held a birthday party for her, but Suya did not even invite a friend. At first, the stubborn Su Ya did not understand Gao Yun's good intentions. But after realizing Gao Yun's condition, she seemed to understand things at once. As a young child, she not only pretended to be completely unaware of Gao Yun's imminent fate, but also tried to fulfill all of Gao Yun's wishes...
Release: 2011-09-22
Reason for recommendation: I think the strength of Korean movies is that a movie can change the country. And the film itself is also based on real events, after watching it, my heart is very depressed, obviously incomparably angry, but I don't know where to start!
Ren Hao (Kong You), a mute art teacher from Seoul, comes to Kiritsu to apply for the Loving School for the Deaf and Dumb. It rains heavily, he accidentally crashes a car, and while repairing, he meets Rou Zhen (Zheng Youmei), a member of the human rights organization. Renhao's wife died early, and his 8-year-old daughter was born with asthma and was taken care of by her grandmother, so he worked tirelessly to find a job to support the family. However, the twins' principal and director of education forced Ren Hao to pay a bribe of 50 million won. At the same time, Ren Hao gradually found that the school was shrouded in a tense and oppressive atmosphere, which was suffocating. There are three children who attract attention: the clever Kim Yeon-doo (Kim Hyun-so), the gluttonous Chan Yoo-ri (Jeong In-so) and the younger brother's suicide of The National Show (Baek Seung-hwan), who is always bruised. After class, Ren Hao also heard shouting and crying in the women's restroom, and he did not investigate deeply under the obstruction of the doorman. afterwards. He unexpectedly witnessed the principal bribing the police, the instructor beating Minxiu severely, and the director drowning Yandou. A shocking secret is slowly revealed, and the truth shocks South Korea...
Release: 2013-10-02
Reason for recommendation: Like "The Melting Pot", it is the kind of film that suppresses sensitive topics, but this movie is a film that directly writes into the history of Korea, and it is also a film that directly rewrites Korean law! And the lewd man in reality, after being released by the South Korean police last year, directly became the enemy of the whole people!
She (Li Lai) is a beautiful and ordinary little girl who lives with her parents in a home on a street corner. The family runs a grocery store named after her name, her mother (Yan Zhiyuan) is busy day and night as the hostess, and her father is doing heavy work in the factory. On that rainy morning, Suyuan went to school alone with an umbrella. Close to the school, she encounters a lewd-looking, drunken uncle who begins her tragic journey. The tender little flowers were ruthlessly destroyed by the storm, and the injured branches and leaves were not only the leaves and leaves, but also the heart that grew carefree in the sunshine. The unscrupulous media is full of hype, and the Suyuan family, as victims, seem to have become filthy and humiliated people around them, surrounded by surprised and curious eyes. Mom was devastated and nearly broke down. Dad did his best to protect his daughter, but the injured little angel refused to let Dad come closer. Ask the path of the murderer with the angel's healing journey, will the beautiful girl show a bright smile again?