7 Korean movies feel good to watch while stuck at home

You probably experiencing boredom in the past few weeks and we often find ourselves looking for a film or series that might be impressed or amused by. But undeniably, it was still difficult to choose which movies you are interested in since there were a lot of must-watch recommendations on various global sites.

Moreso, there are plenty of Korean movies that are worth sparing your ample time, therefore if you are the type of moviegoer who wants to traverse a different film genre it may be a historical, action, romance, crime, or sports film perhaps this movie recommendation will definitely cheer your inner spirit during this pandemic.

Thus, here’s one of the best Korean movies that thousands of people might relish it while stuck at home.

1. Seondal: The Man Who Sells the River

It’s a story of a genius swindler named Seondal (Yoo Seung Hoo) who was forced to enlist in the army to fight against China during the Qing Dynasty.

He eventually met Bo-Won (Ko Chang Seok), Gyeon (Xiumin) and female buddist Yoon (Ra Mi-Ran) who were survivors, by and by work as one of the best conman who sells water from the Taedong River in the course of Joseon Dynasty.

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2. Like for Likes

It tells a story of six people who finds major distant connections on social media but in spite of an ineluctable situation dealing with single parenthood, aging, with a disability, they still manage their innermost love to take root and bloom.

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3. Miss Granny

You probably heard this iconic movie, it tells a story of an elder widow who wanted to be loved by his sons and daughter-in-law but suddenly wanted her to be sent to a nursing home, she was appalled and dismayed with his son’s decision.

She wanders around the street and came across a mysterious studio that claims it captures the moments of one’s youth. Unbelievably she turns into a young and fresh 20-year-old woman and decides to make the most out of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

You can watch the teaser here:

4. No Breathing

It tells a story of two prodigy swimmers named Won-il (Seo In-guk) and Woo-sang (Lee Jong-suk)
who were competitively wanted to pursue the number one spot in both sports and Jung-eun (Kwon Yuri)’s heart.

At last, they build a friendship despite of being rivals as they go through the rite of the passageway of growing up.

You can watch the teaser here:

5. A Werewolf Boy

It talks about a feral boy and an elderly woman named Sun Yi (Park Bo Young) in her sixties, she reminisces about her 17-year-old self and they moved out to a rural village in Seoul, wherein she met the wolf boy named Chul-Soo (Soong Joong Ki).

Over the course of time, they adopted him and assumed he was one of more than 60,000 children orphaned in the Korean War. And the two eventually became close and shows romantic affectioned towards each other.

You can watch the teaser here:

6. The Thieves

It tells a story between the chinese and korean professionals thieves who work together regardless of having tension and strife between the two crews

In due time, they aim to steal the “Tear of Sun” diamond which is currently in the ascendancy of Wei Yong and plan to sell the valuable diamond for $20 million dollars. Even though they merged their team for the special mission they still have their own agenda on how they can keep the diamonds themselves.

You can watch the teaser here:

7. Okja

This heart-warming movie tells a story about the unbeatable friendship between a young girl named Mija and her giant mutant pig, they’ve grown up together on a mountain farm that belongs to Mija’s grandfather.

Besides she manage to risk everything even her own life just to prevent those greedy company from kidnapping okja and in the end she kept okja beside her.

You can watch the teaser here:

Did we miss anything?! If you have any other movie or series suggestions, we’d love to hear them! Leave us a comment below and let us know.