Korean
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How to Steal a Dog (2014)
How to Steal a Dog is a 2014 film directed by Kim Sung-ho. It follows the story of a girl who steals a wealthy woman’s dog in order to get a…
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Train to Busan 2 (2020)
When Train to Busan hit theaters, it became a sensational hit for the right reasons. It manages to become an enjoyable blockbuster yet with smart social commentary and emotional moments…
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War of the Arrows (2011)
This is a stylish and sleek movie that is unduly criticized by many, especially those from other Asian countries as can be seen among other reviews here. Most do not…
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Battle for Incheon: Operation Chromite (2016)
Directed by Lee Jae-Han. Starring Liam Neeson as General Douglas MacArthur and Jung-Jae Lee as the leader of a nearly suicidal undercover mission behind North Korean lines at the peak…
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Beasts That Cling to the Straw (2020)
I have to agree with one previous reviewer: whoever gave this movie just 1 star clearly didn’t even watch it. ‘Cause, you know, you give one-star reviews to such crap…
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Confidential Assignment (2017)
Confidential Assignment is a very entertaining humorous action- thriller from South Korea. The story itself isn’t very original if you are familiar with classics such as Shiri but the movie’s…
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Crash Landing on You
Best best best show! I have got so many of my Indian friends addicted to this show! It’s flawless! What chemistry!! Imagine having Hyun bin character in real! His smile…
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Hit-and-Run Squad (2019)
In the testosterone-soaked world of Korean crime dramas, Han Jun-hee’s Hit-and-Run Squad puts a refreshing female spin on its story of police corruption and professional motor-racing, only to lose its…
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Forgotten (2017)
his is a nice little thriller with an intricate plot that’s almost impossible to outline without spoiling something. I suppose that in itself is a spoiler. But anyway. Kang Ha-neul…
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The Piper (2015)
This supernatural thriller is surely one of the best Korean indies from last year. It’s very dark, poetic, yet sometimes funny too, although the humour is mostly limited to the…
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