[masterlola]

we can clearly see korean dramas and movies are gaining more and more popularity, like crash landing on you, start up, goblin, the king eternal monarch, train to busan  etc 

Most of the time in Netflix the top 10 has at least two korean drama. Seems like people are starting to like kdramas more

Any thought on korean dramas taking over most western shows nowadays???

[Thewookiewacker]

Only ever watched train to busan but I did enjoy it

[kotl2845]

cg기술은 마음에 안듦

[waawdadwwdfeef]

I have seen a bunch of Korean horror movies and series. I crave that stuff lately. Best thing about their horror stuff: They use loooaads of blood.

Detached arm? No problem.
Head exploading? No problem.

"Alice in Borderland" and "Sweet Home" are by far my most favorite series. "Kingdom" as well.

[hgh662]

Kingdom on netflix is great. waiting for season 3

[dailovin]

enjoyed a few of the korean action movies like "the man from nowhere" and "a company man"

[Tesc0]

Korean cinema is getting more popular, in my opinion, because Hollywood gets worse and worse year by year. They are way too greedy, the whole superhero saga shows that just boring, bland movies purely made to make money

Korean movies are still very raw in that sense, at least the best ones, the ones that get traction in the West. You can tell the amount of thought and effort that was put into those movies

[Hellohellobyebye]

Parasite is a fantastic film

[Parika Tess]

Korean thriller/horror movies are among the best I've seen

[joachimlee]

Watch the call on Netflix, amazinf movie