News Movies Watched
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1. Train to Busan
Korean Movie - 2016
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2. Parasite
Korean Movie - 2019
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3. A Werewolf Boy
Korean Movie - 2012
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4. The Beauty Inside
Korean Movie - 2015
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5. 200 Pounds Beauty
Korean Movie - 2006
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6. Always
Korean Movie - 2011
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7. #Alive
Korean Movie - 2020
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8. Secretly Greatly
Korean Movie - 2013
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9. 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant
Korean Movie - 2004
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10. Silenced
Korean Movie - 2011
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11. Spellbound
Korean Movie - 2011
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12. Tune in for Love
Korean Movie - 2019
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13. My Sassy Girl
Korean Movie - 2001
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14. Love and Leashes
Korean Movie - 2022
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15. On Your Wedding Day
Korean Movie - 2018
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16. A Millionaire's First Love
Korean Movie - 2006
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17. My Little Bride
Korean Movie - 2004
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18. A Moment to Remember
Korean Movie - 2004
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19. The Call
Korean Movie - 2020
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20. Love 911
Korean Movie - 2012
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21. Sweet & Sour
Korean Movie - 2021
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22. Exit
Korean Movie - 2019
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23. Miss Granny
Korean Movie - 2014
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24. Mood of the Day
Korean Movie - 2016
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25. The Classic
Korean Movie - 2003
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26. Architecture 101
Korean Movie - 2012
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27. Cheese in the Trap
Korean Movie - 2018
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28. Time to Hunt
Korean Movie - 2020
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29. The Pirates
Korean Movie - 2014
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30. Wonderful Nightmare
Korean Movie - 2015
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31. Lucid Dream
Korean Movie - 2017
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