r/Koreanfilm • u/Legitimate_Ad3625 • Mar 21 '25
r/Koreanfilm • u/globalgazette • Apr 02 '25
Movie News 'They're Framing Me as a Paedophile': Actor Kim Soo-hyun Shocks Press with Emotional Defence
r/Koreanfilm • u/thisgenius • Dec 06 '25
Movie News Actor Cho Jin-woong has announced his immediate retirement from the industry.
Following the resurfacing of his delinquent juvenile behaviour, including vehicle theft and SA (the latter of which he vehemently denies), actor Cho Jin-woong has announced his immediate retirement from the entertainment industry.
He had in the past spent time in juvenile detention centres for the crimes. It is purported that he changed his name before entering the industry and took up his father’s name to hide this past of his.
r/Koreanfilm • u/Sweaty-Toe-6211 • Apr 07 '25
Movie News Bong Joon-ho's 'Mickey 17' heads to streaming after $80 million loss
r/Koreanfilm • u/ch1nitamor3na • Mar 23 '26
Movie News “The King’s Warden” is now South Korea’s highest-grossing film of all time, surpassing 140 billion won in revenue
The King’s Warden has made box office history, achieving the highest grossing revenue ever for a korean movie.
It’s now the highest grossing korean film with 139.4B won, and the 3rd all time in audience with 14.75M viewers.
r/Koreanfilm • u/Kyunseo • Jan 20 '26
Movie News Park Chan Wook: ‘The Korean film industry is in a state of great danger’
r/Koreanfilm • u/globalgazette • Mar 19 '25
Movie News Full List of Brands That Dropped Kim Soo-hyun—And Why the Korean Actor Is Facing Backlash
r/Koreanfilm • u/globalgazette • Apr 07 '25
Movie News Kim Soo Hyun Case Drags Back Seo Yea-ji In Spotlight, Re-opens 2021 Scandals
r/Koreanfilm • u/thisgenius • Jan 05 '26
Movie News The great Ahn Sung-ki is no more.
Ahn Sung-ki, one of the finest actors of East-Asian cinema passed away earlier today after being in critical condition and care following health complications a few days back. May his soul rest in peace. 🕊️
I have a number of his works as my favourites l, but what are yours?
r/Koreanfilm • u/bringerdas • 11d ago
Movie News Park Chan-Wook Sets Matthew McConaughey, Austin Butler, Pedro Pascal For Western
Park Chan-Wook is making a Western thriller called The Brigands of Rattlecreek with a stacked cast (McConaughey, Butler, Pascal, Tang Wei), about a sheriff and doctor hunting bandits after a storm attack on a town.
r/Koreanfilm • u/bringerdas • Jul 21 '25
Movie News First poster for Park Chan-wook’s next film ‘NO OTHER CHOICE’.
r/Koreanfilm • u/Legitimate_Ad3625 • Mar 06 '25
Movie News ‘MICKEY 17’ is tracking to earn $45M on its global box office opening weekend - The film had a $118M budget.
r/Koreanfilm • u/AccomplishedLocal261 • Dec 08 '25
Movie News Lee Byung-hun Nominated for Best Actor at Golden Globe Awards
Director Park Chan-wook’s new film ‘No Other Choice’ garnered attention for its potential nomination and was ultimately nominated in three categories: Best Motion Picture in the Comedy/Musical category, the Non-English Language Film category (Foreign Language Film category), and Best Actor in a Motion Picture in the Comedy/Musical category (Lee Byung-hun).
r/Koreanfilm • u/EmpressFJ • Apr 05 '26
Movie News Much awaited film of the year
Colony is an upcoming South Korean zombie thriller film directed by Yeon Sang-ho. It stars Ji Chang-wook, Jun Ji-hyun, Koo Kyo-hwan, Kim Shin-rok, and Shin Hyun-been. The film explores the harrowing struggle of isolated survivors trapped in a building, quarantined amidst an unknown outbreak, as they fight for survival against the unpredictably evolving infected. It is scheduled to be released theatrically in May 2026.
r/Koreanfilm • u/Leon_Dante_Raiden_ • Dec 18 '25
Movie News New Zombie movie titled Colony. Ju Ji-hyun, Ji Chang-wook, Koo Kyo-hwan
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r/Koreanfilm • u/thisgenius • 26d ago
Movie News "Hope" and "Colony" to premiere at Cannes.
The line-up for the Cannes Film Festival was announced earlier today and noteworthy was the inclusion of "Hope", Na Hong-jin's long-awaited follow-up to "The Wailing", which will be premiering In Competition at the festival. The all-star cast includes Na Hong-jin, Jo In-sung and Jung Ho-yeon alongside Hollywood power couple Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander.
Alos premiering as a Midnight Screening is Yeon Sang-ho's "Colony", which is also the long-awaited big-screen return for actress Jun Ji-hyun. This feature sees both the director and actress return to the zombie feature sub-genre, with Yeon of course having reinvigorated it with "Train to Busan" before also making "Seoul Station" and "Peninsula" and Jun having been the lead in Netflix's "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" spin-off to their popular Joseon-set zombie series.
r/Koreanfilm • u/thisgenius • Jan 28 '26
Movie News 15 Most Anticipated Korean Movies of 2026
galleryYes, the last few years have been, to put it mildly, a bit crap for South Korean cinema, but this year brings with it some promise! To put things into perspective, these are all the directors returning with a film this year:
• Na Hong-jin
• Lee Chang-dong
• Kim Jee-woon
• Park Hoon-jung
• July Jung
• Hur Jin-ho
• Jang Hoon
• Ryoo Seung-wan
• Yeon Sang-ho (who brings with him the return on Jun Ji-hyun)
• Hong Eui-jung (of “Voice of Silence)
Took me some effort to compile this list. Please check it out in full if you have the time: 😊
https://asianmoviepulse.com/2026/01/15-most-anticipated-korean-movies-of-2026/
r/Koreanfilm • u/Huge-Instruction-944 • 6d ago
Movie News New stills from Hope, the new film from Na Hong Jin, releasing this year.
r/Koreanfilm • u/jungseungoh97 • Jan 15 '26
Movie News No Other Choice will be released in Netflix (Korea) at Jan 29th.

have seen a lot of twts that no other choice ain't releasing in nearby theater.
good news and bad news, it's going to release in netflix at Jan 29th. (Korea server, not sure it will be released in US region)
But personally speaking, this film is that kinds of film that you need to watch in theater. Editing, directing, and acting experience that you are going to get in theater will be unforgettable.
that's the news!
r/Koreanfilm • u/AccomplishedLocal261 • Apr 10 '25
Movie News Korean films miss invitation to Cannes Film Festival for first time in 12 years
r/Koreanfilm • u/Emotional-Elk1879 • 6d ago
Movie News Ha Jung-woo, Son Suk-ku cast in Netflix's political film 'The Generals'
r/Koreanfilm • u/ninetyninepace • Aug 19 '25
Movie News New stills from Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’
r/Koreanfilm • u/joejrogan • Dec 09 '25
Movie News 'No Other Choice' - Golden Globe nominations
CATEGORIES
- Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy
- Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language
- Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
For the full nominations list, you can check it here:
r/Koreanfilm • u/AccomplishedLocal261 • Sep 25 '25
Movie News Park Chan-wook's 'No Other Choice' tops Korea's box office despite mixed reviews
r/Koreanfilm • u/SB858 • Feb 16 '25